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SOURCE OF QUOTATION
The long-term collaboration of Bernard John
"Bernie" Taupin with Elton John gave rise to the famous song
“Grimsby”, which contains the
following richly alliterative lyrics: “… I thought I heard the
trawler boats / Returning on the tide … The shingle beach did ring …
Take me back you rustic town …”. The port town was often frequented
by Taupin and his
friends in his youth, and is only one of the many Lincolnshire sites to which
he refers in his writings (“Bernie Taupin, [s.d.]).
REFERENCES
Collins, Rod. 2010. Lincolnshire thro’ History, Life, Lens &
Words: A Site about Everything and Nothing. http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/how-did-grimsby-get-its-name [2014,
May 08].
John, Elton & Taupin,
Bernie. 1974. Grimsby. Lyrics. Lyrics c. Universal Music
Publishing Group. Lyrics007. http://www.lyrics007.com/Elton%20John%20Lyrics/Grimsby%20Lyrics.htm
[2014, May 08].
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