Girls Of Today

I was cycling back from the party last night, and I had not one but three song ideas one after the other. Of course, I recorded them all on my phone. And then, as I came past Mount Pleasant sorting office, where brave postal workers have recently been striking for a living wage, I found myself spontaneously articulating a poem about girls, boys and glitter. Quite why it arrived in a Scottish accent beats me - perhaps it’s a sign of long-held regard for the great William McGonagall.

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2 Responses to “Girls Of Today”

  1. Indigobusiness says:

    Must’ve been some party.

    Heheh, my Scottish blood runs cold. William Topaz McGonagall and I have all too much in common.

    I really enjoyed this one, Deek.

  2. Laurie says:

    I couldn’t open it. Said it wasn’t a movie file. I’ll have to work on that.

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