Ray Schaufeld's blog

Entrance the old days Birth Canal trance in the old time steps of a small place dancing 'I see an old wifie share certs in one hand a gun in the other' (adrian mitchell poet) Molly Maggison didn't rate london much Bunch of nincompoops who do they think they are I'm worth ten of them an so is my family dead and alive A local bird feathering her nest Foreign birdies too 'bibbly babbly tralaa lala say prayers musical chairs make loads of Dosh' yes...

LONDOn trance Three girls Jane mary and up from the country pretty Molly 'Ooh London is lovely shall we bide an look' Hark at her. Oooh London is lovely But it is Molly is a stubborn Devon Jenny ass 'They won't make game of me' Ook hark at her. Don't be silly we're down the Dilly' 'Will we bide for a ride with Billy the Greek 'Can you ride Devon drackboat can you ride Devon drack booat' Molly kicks back 'you're bad girls, you are' Ooh will you...

tranc e We are well out of London Now Miaow!! wah wah ah The Mighty Spinney spinnin spins of T RANCE SPINX Hey kitty catkins hey kittekitte kitkit Here is the RED TABBY I saw one not long ago a red tabby on a windowsill Here in Exmouth New Street (not the peace shop on the Exe bridge Exeter CND Shop 31a New Bridge Street Exeter everyone there is out there wanting and looking for Suzanne Love returning peace activist and friend of cats, birds and...

entrance in London Kingsbury maternity hospital me for real London trance Shaftesbury avenue nicholas breakspear Piccadilly circus Oxford circus for the students and the wannabee Goodge street for the lzer eye surgery Morrfields for more eye surgery after the fighting Gowere street Dillons univeristy bookshop Brixton Electric avenue the Eccentric Electric cinema The stars the bars are spitting the trams and cars Trams?? It's trance 121 Books...

Trance entrance main stage Prosession Arch theatre in the round globe trance music rave music LET me put you in the Picture I missed all the rave scene cos I was a mum in the centre of Embro' And licenses rave were out at Livingston at Rezzurrection Grounds out at Livvy ( Lingston New Town) Outskirta Trance Tv now I never got the e'ed up hand waving thingmy my miss take Now with instruction on screed Lissen move to beats take time out I am not a...

On our side disablement abounds The sticks the wheels the meds are offered round The glasses, the bus passes Lost my money in London, who knows where One squid left - that's something here and now In a corner shop in Bath. I can buy a chocolate flapjack - porridge and sugar! In fact I was three pennies short of the funds And the sales assistant who was younger and bigger than me Let me away with it. Sharing goes round... Many of us spazzos form...

London Snapshot - 1953 Two young lives Paused on long hold For one minute And for the build up before it. Chris stood surrounded on the roof Holding his gun He shouted 'Come on you coppers Come on all you brave coppers I'm only sixteen' And his mate Derek Bentley Three years older And the slower of the two Standing on the ground Said 'Let them have it Chris'

At home we play the covers game With broken beds and window pane And discard clothes and reject toys And plastic food box from the guys In Town I see less furniture More cars and more expenditure The cheaper and the dearer routes The chicken box - the quinoa shoots. Why still the same unfair divide? Hungry is angry - deep inside Can we not simply help ourself And give a spot to someone else It's like the gap from War to Peace We share - the...

When stars burn out the whole world shines the light We drink and moourn Dave Bowie's spaceship flight We got to Southgate Cemetqry and cry For Amy who died young and flew so high But what about us slobs us losers Drunks, dolies even drug abusers Who gives a toss, not the doctors or the bosees We are scripted off as pure dead losses Social workers cry into the gin About the the damaged souls like Ellie Flynn Who Od'ed when just thirteen in an...

Gladys was only 13 when she first heard orders from the heavenly host to go and work in the missions in Africa. She had been working a very long shift glass collecting and washing up and mopping the floor in the Hop Bine where her mum and dad held regular lock-ins. The poor lass collapsed in a dead faint. When she came to she heard 'last orders to serve or I'll kick the lot of you out on yer 'arris' Being a pure soul she heard the words 'these...