Apprentice Song
David Harley
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I've just spent Six solid weeks Building this staircase Without even a lad To hold the nails And I don't Want to see anyone Walking all over it Fetch the rolls: make the tea: grab the end of that And sand it till your fingers bleed, if you think you've planed it flat Call yourself apprentice? Lad, I'd be ashamed If I knew as little, to be known by such a name Never mind the splinters: In a year or two You'll have quite forgotten that they ever bothered you Hands as hard as English oak, muscle, skin and guile That's what makes a craftsman, but not you, for a while Cut yourself, you silly sod? Take care, if you please And don't bleed on the timber: do you think it grows on trees? Call yourself a craftsman? No, lad, never you Though if you try your damnedest, one day you might scrape through So you've got your piece of paper? I hope I've taught you well And I won't deny you're willing: no doubt time will tell Call yourself a craftsman? That's as may well be Another year, or five, or ten, and then perhaps we'll see
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