| He arrived like a breath of air fresh, to relieve the monotony of a factory worker. Instant was the fellowship The humour full of promise and later over beers the affinity was apparent.. Me stable him fickle , I helped I hope when relations came and went Pains of chest his constant guest. Ten minutes apart we only have been. But circumstances dictate We multiply by three. But shout and together we still will be, minstrels in our gallery. |
| TWO MINSTRELS THICK AS BRICKS |
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| This poem was written by my closest friend in the world about our friendship over the years. My mate Kevin - had to give it pride of place on our site. Friends forever I know we'll be, minstrels in our gallery WELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL |
| Myself, Ian Anderson and Kevin. Liverpool 1990 Doublebed hee hee ! |
| The Eagles concert. July 1996 |
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