'When then there's no getting over that rainbow. When my smallest of dreams won't come true. I can take all the madness the world has to give. But I won't… Read more
'When then there's no getting over that rainbow. When my smallest of dreams won't come true. I can take all the madness the world has to give. But I won't last a day without a brew.'
Here we are combining The Carpenters, the sanctity of a good cup of tea, the importance of the right coaster to put it on and David Shrigley. There's no real reason for all of this apart from it culminated in a nice pun at the end of the verse and that we believe there really is healing powers in that heady blend of leaves and boiling water (milk optional). A coaster for the person in your life who finds relief from the crazy with the preciousness of a tea bag.
