He never owned a car, preferred to do his own grocery shopping, and lived in a modest, rented flat in Teddington.
He famously worked as a milkman, an experience that later inspired his 1971 chart-topping hit, " Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West) ". alfred hawthorne
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