I drove Bobbie down to university
With? a Rover bursting at the seams
We? brunched in the halls of res canteen
Then I got on my way
Waving me goodbye from the steps of her building
She? shrinks in two, the shudders of the revue
Tears? begin to fall on the outskirts of Leeds
I am missing her already
I? stopped for a coffee at Scotch Corner
I called to see if she was doing okay
She gently laughed at my foolishness
"Don't worry"
Watching? match of the day that night I was bereft
The house seemed to hold its breath
I went out to smoke in the garden
There was a hedgehog drinking from the pond
I felt happy watching it make its way
Into the rhubarb‚ through the dewy blades
I must have drifted off with the opening credits
Of the fog and had the most disturbing dream
We were running through the maze
Away from the drooling Minotaur
The dawn arrives‚ rosy on the Roman blind
Just before the monster can devour us
I quickly grab a shower
And head to five-a-side
Richard Dawson (born Colin Lionel Emm on February 13, 1932 in Stoke-on-Trent, England – died June 2, 2012 in Los Angeles, California) was a British-American actor and television host. Known for his appearances on the quiz show *Match Game*, Dawson also played roles in films such as *The Dirty Dozen* (1967) and *Hogan's Heroes*. Dawson was famous for his cheeky humor and the habit of kissing female contestants during his hosting stint on *Match Game*. His television career spanned over 30 years, making him an iconic figure in American television of the 1970s and 1980s. Besides his television work, Dawson also acted in several films and TV series, demonstrating a wide range of talent. Some of his most representative works include *The Dirty Dozen*, *Hogan's Heroes* and *Match Game*.
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