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Ta Ta Bella
J. Purdie was never the tallest of fellas,
A sack on his back and a pair of umbrellas,
Named after a song he would sing A capella,
Of a soldier’s farewell “ta ta Bella”
Dancing with jam jar lids stuck to his feet
Round the back court middens of the tenement streets
To recycle the glass of a town which decried
him a washing line thief amongst other cruel lies.
His true legacy’s more than a slagging for those
who are looking untidy in hairstyle or clothes,
He taught us the lesson; the things we dispose of
must be re-loved or re-used, which now everyone knows.
J. Purdie was never the tallest of fellas,
A sack on his back and a pair of umbrellas,
Named after a song he would sing A capella,
Of a soldier’s farewell “ta ta Bella”
Dancing with jam jar lids stuck to his feet
Round the back court middens of the tenement streets
To recycle the glass of a town which decried
him a washing line thief amongst other cruel lies.
His true legacy’s more than a slagging for those
who are looking untidy in hairstyle or clothes,
He taught us the lesson; the things we dispose of
must be re-loved or re-used, which now everyone knows.
Recommendations and reviews from 1 person
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June 6, 2017
Rachael S. asked:Can anyone recommend a nice place in Paisley town centre for homemade soup, sandwiches, baked potatoes and home baking?Debbie A. replied:https://www.facebook.com/619667931412039 Ta Ta Bella's Tea Room
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