Buckled Bicycle chords by John Williamson
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Verse 1
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Bill,
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you were a friend of mine, a gentleman indeed
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On your two -wheeled steed,
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did you ever cry?
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Did you laugh at our pettiness,
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with your pump and tyre tight?
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You left us with a bump in the
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night
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Bill was hard to understand, a language of his own,
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a man so much alone, a family
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He was on to something, his joy was plain to see,
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I wish he could have passed it on to me
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Bill had no funeral,
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he's just a ghost today
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His pump was his tombstone,
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they threw his
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buckled bicycle away.
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The little town closed ranks,
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the constable was wise.
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The driver drowns his sorrows
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when he turns out the light,
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he still hears the bump in the night.
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Drinkin' are the brandy boys
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and pourin' are the beer
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After all he was a simpleton,
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was he really here?
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Plant him in the limestone
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with his little bag of gear
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Keep his pump, that's okay,
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just throw his buckled bicycle away
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A vivid boyhood memory,
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I can't forget the day
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This will be his epitaph,
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They threw his buckled bicycle away.
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I threw his boggled bicycle away
you
Buckled Bicycle
John Williamson
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