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						Adults 
 Author:
						
						Stuart Johnson
 
 Title:
						Burberry nappies
 
 
 National pride, patriotic elationCrushed beneath the wheels of a push-chair nation
 Gridlocks and tailbacks of mobilised tykes
 They need their own lanes like the buses and bikes
 A mother at eight, then a gran at sixteenStill 84 years til she hears from the Queen
 A "glamorous granny" still taking exams
 Correction...she missed them
 Was she failed by the system?
 Nahh just couldn't be arsed and instead of revising
 She was out window shopping for prams
 The "dad" wears his hoodies, they're all baby blueHe walks like the chimps down at Chessington zoo
 His mum (28) admits he was always a handful
 With a vocab as varied as a stone-age neanderthal
 The kids in the buggies, they sit there and grizzleYou'd think they'd be laughing, you'd think they'd be happy
 They"re shitting in expensive Burberry nappies
 Stolen of course
 With an ounce of remorse
 Cos mum snatched the wrong one, it was meant to be Airmax
 How did this happen? When did it go wrongNo soul on our streets, no grace among the throng
 No sense of romance, no sense of adventure
 Just a bag of chips infront of Eastenders
 No longer a smile or attempt at seduction
 Just emotionless hellbent reproduction
 National pride?Patriotic elation?
 All I feel is revulsion at this push-chair nation.
 
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