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Satirical Poetry About Tony Blair
All Hail. Is your hospital full of aliens, despite new cleaning firms, Your child has only 15 A+ levels, and is learning how to write, Is your car getting very wobbly, as if weak at the knees, If youre looking for an interview, with He Who Never Says The Same, And beams over to law and order, onto unrehearsed live TV, What happened to my little dustbin, its now got wheels and blue, Or is it a good war you're after, or an end to global strife, Are you cowering and shaking, just as timorous as a mouse, chorus. Smiley smiley grin will save us all epilogue. But the smile is of a con man, He often counters with an old chestnut, Malcolm Pugh March 5th 2005. Smiley Smiley Grin has been tried by people http://www.stiffsteiffs.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/smileysmileygrintonyblair.htm About the Author
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