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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Our image of a future saint after his exit this wonderful man we knew could fix it, so generous with his time and finance full of vigour, love, respect and romance, to hospital patients a most welcome relation gracious, certainly most favourite of our nation, to many he could do no wrong, he was so good Government rewarded him prestigious knighthood, unbelievable reports for police to unravel that must be untrue about our Jimmy Savile, our living hero the prince of Scarborough unknowing what evil this town did harbour, the nation vehement to morn his death on the day that he took his very last breath, buried as requested facing the North Sea his victims spoke out their feelings set free, within weeks of his funeral a nation in shock loyal fans and supporters had to take stock, horrified by the realisation of his evil actions removal of grave stone, alleviating distraction, his ability to hide behind popularity and fame now authorities began to play the blame game, Jimmy Savile’s disgusting acts of abuse revealed after so many years of evil had been concealed, now a nation hurting expressing total disgust over his unlawful insatiable unnatural lust, British want no association and believe we should remove name from honours list, revoke knighthood. Composed by Roy Pett. 2/23/2018
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