Half Man Half Biscuit - Dye ken ted moult
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COur Ted, it has to be said proFduces Gproof beCyond us
Rain, shine or gale force nine his Fframes reGmain inCtact.
DHelicopters in my garden, bringing wind – I beg your pardon
Double glazing is amazing Cdon’t you allG agree?
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CNo fears, they’ll last you for yearsF: our sGtatisticCs prove it
And you’ll pose when all the street knows it’s Fyou Gwho sets Cthe pace.
DOn the cold and frosty mornings scoff and laugh at Yuletide warnings
Insulation for the nation, Cthat’s the one foGr me.
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CNo draughts ‘cos that’d be daft F– a featGher acknowlCedges Newton
And a ball and chain let loose on the pane can Fonly Gsmash your Cnerves.
DIn the hibernating season fit the best, it stands to reason
No complaining where it’s raininCg thanks to MGr Moult, wahey!
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