“When the busstopped suddenly to avoid
damaging a mother and child in the road, the
younglady in the greenhat sitting opposite
was thrown across me, and not being one to
miss an opportunity i started to makelove”
"At Lunchtime A Story of Love", from The Mersey Sound (1967)
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