Limericks. (New)

They had sold out of batteries as well
Which angered her more, you could tell
So she got on the bus
Without any fuss

They had sold out of batteries as well
Which angered her more, you could tell
So she got on the bus
Without any fuss
And went to see her mate, Belle.

So now British Summer Time’s ended

So now British Summer Time’s ended
And the time on our clocks has been amended

So now British Summer Time’s ended
And the time on our clocks has been amended
The nights will draw in

So now British Summer Time’s ended
And the time on our clocks has been amended
The nights will draw in
And winter will begin

So now British Summer Time’s ended
And the time on our clocks has been amended
The nights will draw in
And winter will begin
So warm woollies are recommended

Night-time was early tonight

Night-time was early tonight
And the moon was so lovely and bright

Night-time was early tonight
And the moon was so lovely and bright
Too cloudy to see up here

Night-time was early tonight
And the moon was so lovely and bright
Too cloudy to see up here
Your turn will come never fear

Night-time was early tonight
And the moon was so lovely and bright
Too cloudy to see up here
Your turn will come never fear
But we will welcome the return of the light.

Walking through town when a bike hurtled past

Walking through town when a bike hurtled past
Music blaring and going too fast

Walking through town when a bike hurtled past
Music blaring and going too fast
So I poked my stick through his spokes

Walking through town when a bike hurtled past
Music blaring and going too fast
So I poked my stick through his spokes
Then a couple more blokes

Walking through town when a bike hurtled past
Music blaring and going too fast
So I poked my stick through his spokes
Then a couple more blokes
Had a go , and he fell off at last

He wasn’t amused ,we could tell

He wasn’t amused, we could tell
You could tell from how hard he fell

He wasn’t amused, we could tell
You could tell from how hard he fell
He went down with a thud

He wasn’t amused, we could tell
You could tell from how hard he fell
He went down with a thud
With his face in the mud

He wasn’t amused, we could tell
You could tell from how hard he fell
He went down with a thud
With his face in the mud
And let out a bloody great yell

So he phoned up his pal from the pub

So he phoned up his pal from the pub
As he gave his bruises a rub

So he phoned up his pal from the pub
As he gave his bruises a rub
His pal soon turned up