Manchester George

Some sixty years of time has passed since George was seventeen With a few drinks in at the local pub he sings 'God save The Queen' Though he left Manchester forevermore fifty six years ago And in Victoria far south of there time has become his foe His loyalty to the Monarchy and the Union Jack remains with him today Such things with most of aging migrant males until death with them does stay Twelve years ago divorced by his Aussie wife Maud for his fondness of the beer She says that George loved her far less than he loved his pot of cheer Eleven times a grandad George showing his years his hair is silver gray It truly can be said of him he has known a better day Yet the accent that he brought with him to this day he retain And until the very day he die with him it will remain With a few drinks in George is happy and in the mood for song And in the pub on Saturday he joins in the sing along I have never seen him in an aggressive mood proud of his race and clan In truth it can be said of George that he is a happy man The love of Monarchy, Homeland and the Union Jack in George does remain strong To the staunch ex patriotic type his sort surely belong In Manchester thousands of kilometers north of here George first saw light of day And his love of Homeland and heritage until death with him will stay.