The name’s Peter
Hore, I’m just a pest, but much more persistent than the rest
I won’t give up,
I’ll keep intruding, the bumbling coppers I’ll keep eluding
In my time I’ve
invaded plenty, weddings and funerals, much more than twenty
Parliament in
just two states, and at the Melbourne Cup I’ve got no mates
At the World Cup
soccer I destroyed a net, but our team's loss I did not abet
My flat mate died
in a way so suspicious, and the irony is so delicious
It was not me,
but I’m a schizophrenic, though no-one I am is that energetic
I went to the funerals of Hutchence and Smith, all my life I've had this gift
I went to the funerals of Hutchence and Smith, all my life I've had this gift
I’ve been to the
tennis, and to the cricket, if something's on, you know I’ll pick it
To the Sydney
Olympics I took a digeridoo, and I’ve been arrested a time or two
In zero six I
went to the Wheat Inquiry, where Terry Cole he got quite fiery
And I took on
Kevin in one election, got two thousand votes, but still rejection
I’ve been a pest
for quite a while, but I’m a lovely bloke with a winning smile
Took my
three-wheeled bike to the rugby league, but I’m slowing down, I've got fatigue
So I’ve saved my
best for the worst of days, I’ve timed it well, my final phase
At ICAC I made my
presence felt, such a shocking hand this state’s been dealt
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