
I was going to rip off Gilbert and Sullivan next, but since you beat me to it I'll do Noel Coward instead
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Regarding yours, dear Mr Ladyman,
Of Wednesday the 23rd,
Though the policy
May be looking good on paper,
How can I make it clear,
That this is not a good idea.
For us to hope,
Dear Mr Ladyman,
Is on the face of it absurd,
Its poor ability
Is not in reality
Sufficient enough,
Flexible enough
For this particular sphere.
Don't put a Gatso on the road, Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road.
The hospital's are crowded
And it's looking pretty tough
But admitting the fact
That you're desperate to act,
That isn't quite enough.
It's hard to miss, to give the wretched thing its due,
But don't you think the flash is too
Distracting to our eyes?
I repeat
Mr Ladyman,
Sweet
Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road.
Don't put a Gatso on the road Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road,
It's a bit of an ugly bugger
You must honestly confess.
And picking on speed
Will surely impede
The chances of success.
It's quite useless at catching all the drunks,
It'll take somewhat more than that
To bring us safer roads.
On my knees,
Mr Ladyman,
Please
Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road.
Don't put a Gatso on the road Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road.
Though the DOT might like to think
The Gatso is sublime,
I'm afraid on the whole
It's only real role
Is to give more bloody fines.
It's only good for hitting drivers with a ping.
Aside from that the bloody t

t
Can't do a f

ing thing.
No more buts,
Mr Ladyman,
NUTS,
Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road.
Don't put a Gatso on the road Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road.
It's a poor stand-in for coppers
That we no longer have,
In addition to which
The son of a bitch
Will never touch the chavs.
It's a vile thing and uglier than mortal sin,
One look at it has put me in
A tearing bloody rage,
That sufficed
Mr Ladyman,
Christ!
Mr Ladyman,
Don't put a Gatso on the road.