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Now that history’s being abolished
like accountability and reasonable doubt,
what is it you want me
to worry about?
Like everyone older than Sizewell ‘B’,
I am running out of energy.
Only the other night I dropped off
during Match of the Day.
When I woke,
Chelsea were three down
to Leeds United.
And I’d missed all of them
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