Amos: Lovely, lovely job. The term "colour scheme" was the only thing that gave me pause (sounds a bit interior-designerish to me -- there must be a more colloquial term for the same thing, but since I'm not British either I wouldn't know it). I could get all pedantic about how "in" and "Inn" don't technically rhyme since they're homophones, but of course there are plenty of homophones in traditional folk songs so it hardly matters. I'm sure that all the Station Inn folk will be quite pleased ("chuffed?") to hear your song... especially Emma!