Tatchell and the Tambourine England, UK
We don't listen to music anymore, we listen to song.
Don't go anymore,
Except where we
belong.
But I know a Gym
Called Whisky and Gin
A full deck only
The Big man 'll
Let you in
There is no end
Or place to begin
Or even win
Only a whole glass
Half full of Slim
And a friendly soul
Who no doubt you'll
Know not at all
But let's call him Jim
For he wears a grin.
... more
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