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Runcorn


Runcorn is great,
Runcorn is fab,
If you move here,
You will be quite glad.

Theres lots to see,
And lots to do,
Especially the grange,
Which is very new.

Theres fun for the kids,
As theres lots of parks,
And if you listen carefully,
You can hear the dogs bark.

If you need something new,
The pop to the shops,
Or visit the city,
You can shop 'till you drop.

Up at the top,
There's an old, old castle,
It's from many years ago,
It don't like much hassle

An then there's the old town,
It's got the swimming baths,
And if you visit there,
You'll have lots of laughs.

Thats my poem,
Of a town called runcorn,
It's where i've grown up,
It's where i was born! heart

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