Call My Bluff
¶ 1
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back in the good ol’ days
we had real raconteurs
full of repartee and wit
¶ 2
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solid decent types
who linger long in the memory,
to whit :
¶ 3
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the forthright Doog
the loqacious talking chin
the controversial Clough
¶ 4
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the eloquent Malcolm Allison
and tiddly Tommy Doc –
who added a bit of gruff
¶ 5
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But if you were to suggest
that now is a golden era :
what, Shearer insightful and Lineker tough?
¶ 6
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I’d as soon swap the planks for a bit o’ Shanks
and would definately
be compelled to call your bluff
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