caleb is the guff we shall have a cup of
tea
they met in 1953 two young refugees of a
big isn’t e we didn’t even say a word
maybe you put too shy it was love at
first cut with a wink and a smile Fae
and Joe dance down the aisle as
Chinese were forbidden by land and house
they leased a barn on a farm in Auckland
South they look alright they’re not
quite ready yet Joe some of them’s ready
they’d escaped from a war and now had a
scheme to plant food in this earth yes
the had big dreams just like a
woman you see the Bulge and then you
know it’s reading I do feel were the
volunteers camera camera let’s plant
that said value with a tractor she
stalks you and still drive today their
first year of crop they grew 160 tonne
and the GOx were the stars of the qumran
round oh look what I said this would be
the biggest one of this year year look
at this and the times were changing pay
and Joe took a stand buying hundreds of
acres of fertile land good morning child
what are you – Joe love to invent he
spearheaded a plan to grow Coomera
seedlings by heating the land Oh what
carry on
good work think some more but they
Coomera bounty in grew too large to
store it was starting to spoil Joe
invented some more I’m not a scientist
but an experimenter by controlling the
warmth and his Coomera filled shapes it
stayed fresh a year round and the
industry cheered
but all was not well in the northern
fields on the Dagon flats the fields
fail to yield bill nakamura with car key
no not converter the kumara growers were
down on their knees black rot had set in
the killer disease it would love it
tight tight tight so joe bereta tuber
resistant to bugs which we gave to the
north with love and big hugs
they gave it for free to the Slendy
adorn their gift back to New Zealand
they don’t ask for when the box was too
young Chinese folk were just few New
Zealand do they is a way different he’ll
pay laughs out loud only they knew these
Chinese here now of what we went through
65 long years on seven days of the week
it’s the most time that they’re still up
with the Sun on their 80-plus feet and
kumara still is the cream of their crop
I think we’ve got enough I think else
else we’ll have some as well boil
roasted or mashed this go well with it
job here we are and for saving the
Coomera they’re called to stand up and
awarded with splendour the Bledisloe Cup
and the Queen’s Service Medal the
highest of praise it’s for you Jeff for
their services then to the end of their
days so thank you we say to Fay and Joe
for their love of the kumara a most
precious crop it’s terrible what’s
happening Syria we feel sorry for those
people we’re very fortunate they were
beating the piss off
you
you
tea
they met in 1953 two young refugees of a
big isn’t e we didn’t even say a word
maybe you put too shy it was love at
first cut with a wink and a smile Fae
and Joe dance down the aisle as
Chinese were forbidden by land and house
they leased a barn on a farm in Auckland
South they look alright they’re not
quite ready yet Joe some of them’s ready
they’d escaped from a war and now had a
scheme to plant food in this earth yes
the had big dreams just like a
woman you see the Bulge and then you
know it’s reading I do feel were the
volunteers camera camera let’s plant
that said value with a tractor she
stalks you and still drive today their
first year of crop they grew 160 tonne
and the GOx were the stars of the qumran
round oh look what I said this would be
the biggest one of this year year look
at this and the times were changing pay
and Joe took a stand buying hundreds of
acres of fertile land good morning child
what are you – Joe love to invent he
spearheaded a plan to grow Coomera
seedlings by heating the land Oh what
carry on
good work think some more but they
Coomera bounty in grew too large to
store it was starting to spoil Joe
invented some more I’m not a scientist
but an experimenter by controlling the
warmth and his Coomera filled shapes it
stayed fresh a year round and the
industry cheered
but all was not well in the northern
fields on the Dagon flats the fields
fail to yield bill nakamura with car key
no not converter the kumara growers were
down on their knees black rot had set in
the killer disease it would love it
tight tight tight so joe bereta tuber
resistant to bugs which we gave to the
north with love and big hugs
they gave it for free to the Slendy
adorn their gift back to New Zealand
they don’t ask for when the box was too
young Chinese folk were just few New
Zealand do they is a way different he’ll
pay laughs out loud only they knew these
Chinese here now of what we went through
65 long years on seven days of the week
it’s the most time that they’re still up
with the Sun on their 80-plus feet and
kumara still is the cream of their crop
I think we’ve got enough I think else
else we’ll have some as well boil
roasted or mashed this go well with it
job here we are and for saving the
Coomera they’re called to stand up and
awarded with splendour the Bledisloe Cup
and the Queen’s Service Medal the
highest of praise it’s for you Jeff for
their services then to the end of their
days so thank you we say to Fay and Joe
for their love of the kumara a most
precious crop it’s terrible what’s
happening Syria we feel sorry for those
people we’re very fortunate they were
beating the piss off
you
you
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