Tea stop
Mrs Taylor always uses Tea leaves in her giant Tea pot
Harry Taylor doesn't mind he'll drink it as long as its hot
Get out the biscuit tin you'll find there's quite a lot
Bourbon biscuits Jammy dodgers pink wafers and toffee pops
You can really dunk them but be carefull when the biscuit melts you've got to bite the tops
The Tea warms your hands up and your belly does the cup of Teas flips and flops
Swishing all around in your stomach so now you've nearly eaten what you've got
A cup a Tea with Harry and Mrs Taylor was just a one stop shop so when I get home I'll use my own Tea bags and drink another while I watch Top of the Pops.
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