A quick Ron Bell donations anthem, inspired by Harold. Go here for the tune.
I met him in the Stanley and he looked so well
Da do ron-ron-ron, da do ron-ron
Somebody told me that his name was Bell
Da do ron-ron-ron, da do ron-ron
Yeah, he gave me a smile
Yes, he was in denial
Ken-sington paid him a ton
Da do-na-tion Ron, da do-na-tion
Planning application went in on the snide
Da do-ron ron ron, da do-ron ron
They doubled up the cash and Fowler’s eyes were wide
Da do-na-tion Ron, da do-na-tion
Ron thought the cash was nice
Ian Fowler tried to hide
Any knowledge of the bung
Da do-na-tion yeah, da do-na-tion
Callow started talking in the local rag
Da do-na-tion yeah, da do-na-tion
He made them sign a letter just to show they weren’t bad
Da do-na-tion yeah, da do-na-tion
Six of them wouldn’t sign
Callow laid it on the line
Yes, their palms were nicely shined
With do-na-tions yeah, with do-na-tions
Fowler told a porky when he signed on the line
Da do-na-tion yeah, da do-na-tion
He handled the accounts but for cash he was blind
Da do-na-tion yeah, da do-na-tion
Yeah, when the news was heard
Yes, the voters turned
Bell’s reputation was gone
Da do ron-ron-ron, da do ron-ron
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I love the original of that song, that’s a really clever remix Harold.
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I made it up, but he provided the inspiration
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Oh sorry, credit to both of you for a very clever remix
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yes Phil, pure genius!
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Every credit to the leafleter in Poulton, concerning the traveller scum buying that land.
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