| Gerald the Banker
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| I made my millions, stashed the pile in Swiss bank havens, lost the lot
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| when Inland Revenue got wise. |
| So, I did my time, my time for what?
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| Gerald the Homeless
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| On the streets, a pretty pickle. |
| I met a man who lifted me.
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| Took me home for slap and tickle, in civil partnership, pledged to me.
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| Gerald the Chorister
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| Enough of twisted overkill, Hellfire, damnation, voices shrill.
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| I was rumbled, de-frocked and tumbled from grace and favour, caught hand in
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| till.
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| Gerald the Military Man
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| Invalided out of theatre. |
| Civilian rehabilitation.
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| My time now given to help my brothers find cold feet, lost building nations.
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| Gerald: A Most Ordinary Man
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| Sold the shop, flicked off the power switch. |
| In silent siding, Mallard must
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| stay.
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| Carriages and sleek coal tender packed in boxes, sold on eBay. |
| Sold on eBay. |