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May 11, 2012
For sure, we are living through a drought
With sandbags at the doors all too evident
And ducks sailing down the streets as if in Venice
And the latest hosepipe ban removes any doubt
That we really are living through a drought
The bluebell wood a quagmire, they sit huddled together
trying to survive this unplanned drought
As we wade about in wellies through fields that
once grew brussel spouts, in our topsy-turvy
world, where there’s a drought
Flotsam and jetsam hurriedly swept along
fast flowing waters as rivers break their banks
Four seasons in one day, leaving not a trace of doubt that
with record April rainfall figures, and brollies selling out
This really is the strangest ever drought
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