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I should not grumble
I shouldn't grumble I suppose
when pigeons eat the crab apples.
They've taken all the orange ones
Before the bedroom window
Wondered what all the fuss was
They've not been here for months
There's a red one by the drive
Always red at Christmas
But not this year I bet.
Blackbird,who watches over me
and has for many a year
scratches in the lawn and shrubs
but doesn't sing upon the roof.
The storms are unopposed
the gable top quite empty.
I miss the other birds,
tits and finch and Christmas robin.
The food's all theirs to see
Why don't they come?
No I won't grumble at the pigeon,
there's bread enough to spare.
when pigeons eat the crab apples.
They've taken all the orange ones
Before the bedroom window
Wondered what all the fuss was
They've not been here for months
There's a red one by the drive
Always red at Christmas
But not this year I bet.
Blackbird,who watches over me
and has for many a year
scratches in the lawn and shrubs
but doesn't sing upon the roof.
The storms are unopposed
the gable top quite empty.
I miss the other birds,
tits and finch and Christmas robin.
The food's all theirs to see
Why don't they come?
No I won't grumble at the pigeon,
there's bread enough to spare.
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