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  My boat has no heating I’ll have you to know
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  But I venture out in the rain, sleet and snow
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  And when most canal boaters moor up for the night
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  With their solid fuel stoves and halogen lights
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  I join some strange folk from the NCCC
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  Who sit on the towpath avec bonne joi de vie
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  Just chilling all evening round a brazier so bright
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  Feeling warmth and warm friendship long into the night
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  Some waterway lunacy has got to me
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  And I’ve been committed to the NCCC
  These North Cheshire Cruisers have developed strange ways
  Which envious onlookers damn with faint praise
  No piped restaurant musak with no harmony
  For pyrophilic members of the NCCC
  Who’ll sit round their brazier and bathe in its heat
  Not search for a hut with a pizza Marguerite
  Eat burgers on the towpath ’neath rain-soaked marquee
  Drink home-brewed red wine whilst making whoopee
  The attractions of braziers may seem strange to the wise
  Who firmly believe that smoke gets in your eyes
  But these brazier enthusiasts are not complete fools
  They’ve long since discovered pre-packed smokeless fuels
  These are sweet smelling boaters, I hope you’ll agree
  No longer they smell of wood smoke pot-pourri
  They’ll add fuel and more fuel ’til the temperature soars
  And a perfect micro-climate is created outdoors
 
 
  Brazier Song