Steve Haywood wrote... >Give us a lyrical song about the opening of the new Liverpool link in the >style of a Beatles number, Michelle, maybe? > Anybody would think I haven't got lots of other things that I should be doing!
Neil's killed, er.... already done Michelle, so you'll have to put up with this instead: Chorus: Oh Liverpool Link, lovely Liverpool Link You're calling me back there, whatever I think And so my poor heart, it never will sink As long as I'm there by my Liverpool Link Across the Pier Head, so I've heard it said Through deep watery places, before the Three Graces The boats drifting through there From far places to there I'd like to take you there To Mersey's fine shore. Chorus: Oh Liverpool Link, lovely Liverpool Link You're calling me back there, whatever I think And so my poor heart, it never will sink As long as I'm there by my Liverpool Link Down from Stanley Dock, past Victoria Clock, Through Canning they're pouring, in Salthouse they're mooring By Albert Dock's throngs there My heart's filled with songs there It knows it belongs there By Mersey's fine shore. Chorus: Oh Liverpool Link, lovely Liverpool Link You're calling me back there, whatever I think And so my poor heart, it never will sink As long as I'm there by my Liverpool Link -- Martin Clark Pennine Waterways Website http://www.penninewaterways.co.uk
