No one can quite understand
Not young exactly THEN
The wildness of the Sixties
The promise of things when
Tight restraints were stretching
To and past their breaking point –
Freedom to throw away your tie
And smoke a crafty joint,
Burst, like a new dawn, on a world
Suffering since the war;
A gay parade came – at the head
Sergeant Pepper – the Fab Four
Four were few enough – EACH ONE
Part of a perfect whole
When any went – John and now George
We lose a little of our soul
That’s why we wept St Andrew’s day
George Harrison was dead
I’m glad we share – it draws us close
In blessings on his head