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Apologies to Rudyard Kipling
| by Norman Dengate |
If you tracked down the Basil pesto, whilst shopping at Sainsbury’s or at Tesco
And if you have found the Garibaldi, in the aisles at Waitrose or at Aldi If you can hold your head up high, and smile a Lidl, when all your shopping’s done Then you Asda be a man, my Morri- Son © Norman Dengate |
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