| Rough Justice |
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| My bicycle's a right-off, a twisted, battered wreck. |
| While I'm in bed in hospital with plaster to my neck. |
| I was leading in a road race, ahead by half a mile, |
| swooping down this hillside in truly classic style. |
| The crowd was out cheering, the road ahead was clear, |
| when suddenly before me a man and pig appear. |
| I missed the man by inches but hit the pig full square, |
| the bike got left behind me as I whistled through the air. |
| I'm told I wrecked the finish, destroyed the town brass band. |
| I hit the Mayor and party, and finished in the stand |
| The television loved it, they had it live on air. |
| They charged me in " in absentis " for riding with out care. |
| The pig just got a caution, for stepping out of line. |
| Whilst I, in bed in plaster, got a truely whopping fine. |
| Les Wilkie |