Hunt Saboteurs
\nare hero’s
\nhunters, not at all
\ntoffs with a bad
\nattitude
\nwho drive me
\nup the wall
\nmost of them
\njust break the law
\nthey reckon that they’re
\n right
\nThe Saboteurs are
\nthere to save the foxes
\nthey’re the light
\nthat shines across
\nthe ragged fields
\nand helps the fox escape
\nby changing scents
\nand making sense
\nof the aristocratic rape
\nof wild souls in their habitat
\nand the bunch of hungry hounds
\nwho will tear the fox to pieces
\nto the ugliest of sounds
\nthe tally Ho
\nthe jodhpurs
\nthe red starched coats
\nthey wear
\nthat’s those toffs with
\nattitude
\nwith caps and whips
\nto scare
\nthose who dare to take
\nthem on
\nget sworn at often and
\nall that they are doing
\nis protecting fox and land<\/p>\n
The Saboteurs are hero’s
\nand we should thank them they
\ngo out on the cold and windy
\nfields and they do pay
\na lot for they believe
\nour wild life
\nis sacrosanct and should
\nalways be protected
\nand I would, if I could<\/p>\n
and so I hold them in esteem
\nand proudly say to you
\nthe hunter with the attitude
\nis the clueless ruffian who
\nthe police should sling in to the cells
\nand throw away the key
\nthe Saboteurs are hero’s
\nremember that and be<\/p>\n
respectful to them<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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