I'm a Ghost
Rang on your bell
A man let me in
He knew not my face
Nor my business within
Toured the rooms of our old house
The halls and the floors
Were free of the dust
We had left there before
Drove away in my Tonka Blue car
To split infinitive and Beyonce
Recycled brass-riffs on my juke-box
No-one saw me, transparently
And I'm a ghost
A spook in some old car
You wouldn't know
Or give me credit for
Adam Sear
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