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he thinks about his journey nearly done.
One day he'll clock on and never clock off
or clock off and never clock on

— Roger McGough

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The general at the radar screen
Rubbed his hands with glee,
And grinning pressed the button
And started world war three.

The general at the radar screen
he should have got the sack
But that wouldn't bring
Three thousand million, seven hundred, and sixty-eight people back,
Would it?

There's the moon trying to look romantic
Moon's too old that's her trouble
Aren't we all?

Wasn't a bad party really
Except for the people

When you are posthumous it is cold and dark
and that is why patriots are a bit nuts in the head

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