The Virgin Austin Allegro (52)
1
I’m an engineer from Britain
But in China I reside
Working on a brand new Austin
You will soon see far and wide
To be called the new Allegro
She is nothing like the last
Since this one is a virgin
Liberated from her past
When you park her at a motel
She won’t cry out for a man
Like the last Austin Allegro
Once her troubles had began
She was quite a fallen angel
All payments strictly in cash
Even Henry Ford in person
Looking anything but flash
With a little spit and polish
And forgiveness for her past
I believe our new Allegro
Is on top of life at last
Driven by the hands of kindness
And the flame of faith inside
I am confident she’s ready
Much like any other bride
2
You won’t see the new Allegro
Parked outside the Rose ‘n’ Crown
Looking for a little business
In this shabby part of town
From a drunken Irish navvy
On the prowl for love tonight
In the comfort that confession
Will soon put his conscience
right
If you see the new Allegro
Rushing past and heading south
She will bypass any layby
Trading dollars for a mouth
Since the new Austin Allegro
Is a virgin through and through
To remind us of Great Britain
Back in 1952
With a little spit and polish
And forgiveness for her past
I believe our new Allegro
Is on top of life at last
Driven by the hands of kindness
And the flame of faith inside
I am confident she’s ready
Much like any other bride
I’m so happy; I’m delighted; she
has been born again
After many a misfortune and of
course a lot of pain
Well she really is a beauty and
worthy of her fame
Since the new Austin Allegro is a
wonderful dame
The End
© Frankie Espirit
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