Pete's Solstice
Solstice
Standstill
Buried Treasure
Simon
Claire
One More Candle
Judith
Silver Spoon
Weggie
Man
Henwick Road School
Eltham Baths
After School
StationMasters House
Ridgebrook Terrace
End Of The Line
Foxhole Cottage
Anyone For Tennis
Plantagenet
Thames Barrier
O Horse
Carnivore
Corvus Corone Corone
Troglodyte Troglodyte
Navigator
Earth Mover
No Time
Doctor Doctor!
One Degree Under
Sten Gun
We Trained
Donner Und Blitzen
Friday Night
Post
Legionnaire
Motor100
Two Tone
Jump Jet
BenLomond
Metamophis
Good God
Now
Advanced Level
The Wall
Unsuccessful
Masochists
Woden
Nagasaki
EarlyToBed
BlessTheBride
Dead is Dead
A Penny For Them
My Old Dutch
Hush
We travelled on the last tram,
Sweethearts, hand in hand,
At least we thought it was the last,
Swept up in this human band,
Waiting at the Yorkshire Grey
Tight packed on seethes strand.

At sound of distant rumble
The muted cheer grew loud,
And off key clanging bell
Tried hard to clear the crowd
As streaming lights, and clinging folk,
Held fast to tramcar proud.

Its slow progress to Charlton,
Via St. Johns house on the hill,
Was watched with growing sadness
As eyes with tear drops fill,
Now silent revellers, hearts full,
Are statues alone and still.

This funeral meeting,
Loathe to leave the track-side,
Like some disappointed football crowd emotions try to hide.
When, enthusiast with timetable in hand
The real last car espied.
As if by magic doldrums gone,
Hankies now are flags,
And leviathan trundles by
As back beneath its passengers sags,
And thoughtfull following mourners
Are the tail that wags.

We stood and watched
The last tram go,
We watched an age Disappearing, slow,
We know then' We'd miss them so!

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