epihany is my middle name
Driving through the heartland of South Kildare.
Neil Young starts singing on the radio.
That poignant plaintive voice.
I suppose he's some sort of genius.
Neil is singing The Needle And The Damage Done.
His words would draw tears from a stone.
He sings:
"I heard you knocking on my cellar door.
I love you baby, can I borrow a billion more?
Gone, gone, the damage done.
I see the Johnston Press and the damage done.
One hundred and fifty year old newspapers going bust every one.
Because they were taken over by incompetent British parvenu scum.
I hate the Johnston Press but I love the Leinster Leader
It broke my heart to see the bastards bleed her
Gone, gone the damage done.
I see the newspapers bought out by half witted skanks
With money they borrowed from idiot banks
Gone, gone the damage done.
Yes I see the needle and the damage done
You're not going to walk away from this you evil scum
And every former Chief Executive of the Johnston Press is like a setting sun..."
Neil Young starts singing on the radio.
That poignant plaintive voice.
I suppose he's some sort of genius.
Neil is singing The Needle And The Damage Done.
His words would draw tears from a stone.
He sings:
"I heard you knocking on my cellar door.
I love you baby, can I borrow a billion more?
Gone, gone, the damage done.
I see the Johnston Press and the damage done.
One hundred and fifty year old newspapers going bust every one.
Because they were taken over by incompetent British parvenu scum.
I hate the Johnston Press but I love the Leinster Leader
It broke my heart to see the bastards bleed her
Gone, gone the damage done.
I see the newspapers bought out by half witted skanks
With money they borrowed from idiot banks
Gone, gone the damage done.
Yes I see the needle and the damage done
You're not going to walk away from this you evil scum
And every former Chief Executive of the Johnston Press is like a setting sun..."
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