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GROUP 4 Dear Love Faries Splish Splash Coo Coo Chin Rats Anti Dog Hayman Chow Bellaman Packer Peggy Hill Ordinary People Arthur Lady Brown Chickins Pidgeons The New Car Daisy Crocodile City Albert Dog Gone Protection of Moths Doobery Bird |
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The New Car
Mrs Aulderly
Married Peter Stanley,
They both bought a big car
To drive into town,
Big car
Running boards,
Leather hood,dash board,
Very posh
Very clean
Got a little rattle though,
Mr Peter Stanley
On his way to work,
Drove to the garage
To have a little word,
Machanic there
Aufull smart
Patch on his overalls,
Looked at the engine
And gave a little sigh,
I'm afraid it needs
A big end
A side end,
A little end
It even needs a bracket peace,
And a rod between the two,
O said Mr Stanley
Looking quite
Unhappy,
I didn't think
The car,
Was quite as bad
As that,
Mrs Aulderly
Gave the car a biscuit,
Put it in
The garage
And let it go to sleep,
They polished it
Cuddled it
Gave it tea and muffins,
Then took
It out
And drove into town,
Mrs Aulderly
And Mr Peter Stanley,
Didn't buy a big end
A bracket piece
Or a rod between the two,
They still drive
Their big car
Running boards leather hood,
They still give it biscuits
And it runs very well.
Tony
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