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Friday 21 February 2014

Come On Soft Lad!

Come on soft lad, your public are waiting! They are demanding another blog post. I know you have called by, salivating for another literary morsel. Well here goes!

My Liverpool Lou, lovely Liverpool Lou (Behan)
What have they done to you?
1984 Lime Street Station
Donkey Jacket/Miner/Bucket/50p dropped
And then looked at by the unsmiling statue.
Again, another time
Same City
The Basement of a Huge Department Store
It could have been George Henry Lees
Holly Johnson’s ‘The Power of Love’
I stood mesmerised
This City where I saw O.M.D, Tears for Fears, Nic Kershaw and Howard Jones Live
Live for Liverpool
The Pool of Life
The 1980s where it was substance over style but I revisit in 2014
And it is style over substance
Shops, Capitalism, ‘Kerching’ Madame
This is the sound of today’s city.
Money didn’t matter to me back then and it didn’t seem to matter to Liverpool
The Port on the Wrong side of Britain, The Land that the Tories Forgot.
It matters in Liverpool 1 today
My Liverpool Lou, lovely  Liverpool Lou (Behan)
What have they done to you?   




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