| At the vanguard of a juddering caravan
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| Hurriedly galloping down a dirt track
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| Six furtive figures, crooked as Caliban
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| Smuggling hope to the land of the claque
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| Weary, hoarse riders, irksomely blistered
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| Spent from a decade a-roving the road
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| Frigging a jig for our brothers and sisters
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| Stark raving madrigals by the cartload
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| Without trepidation I sing in laudation
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| Vocal salute to all travelling tinkers
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| Vagabond nation joined in congregation
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| United free thinkers cry from the bryony
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| «Any old irony?»
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| Come one, come all to our travelling circus
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| Cast off your cares for the painted parade
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| Whirl down the wynd like dervish berserkers
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| If life hands us lemons we’ll make lemonade
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| Maybe Jay’s smashed), drumming up passion
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| Scarring forever with each brisk tattoo
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| Bean’s in the place so bass is in fashion
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| Killing us all with his amp set on 2
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| Watch out for Ridley the Raucously Tiddly
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| Unplugged he’s no Dr. Jekyll, so Hyde
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| Desperate Dan Ramsey deft fingers diddle
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| Watching The Match on a telly stage-side
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| The cat on the fiddle, Miss Georgie Biddle
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| Keeping it reeling with her fugue electric
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| Stuck in the middle I’ll rhyme you a riddle
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| Irate and eclectic my cry from the bryony
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| «Any old irony?»
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| Come one, come all to our travelling circus
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| Cast off your cares for the painted parade
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| Whirl down the wynd like dervish berserkers
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| If life hands us lemons we’ll make lemonade |