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[mrjulian]

MikeC wrote
Gladly, the Cross-eyed bear

While we're in the English Hymnal...
We shall not know, we cannot tell
What Painsie had to bear
poor Painsie


And back to folk music, there's that old Russian favourite
Crimean River

 

[Djangette]

I Scream (Ice Cream or is it the other way round?) :S

<mentions 'Dis Joint is Djumping' in the key of D ... Dsturb De Neighbours

not a title, but someone who shall rename nameless used to sing in Mack the Knife ...

... someone's lurking round the corner could that someone be the wife ...

<<<runs

 

[AlanU]

Why, it's almost like being in Hove.

 

[Moz]

Darling cheese head, I was far too greasy
ooh, ooh,
Me ears are alight.

 

[Jules]

Moz wrote:
Darling cheese head, I was far too greasy
ooh, ooh,
Me ears are alight.

that's a blast from the past!

 

[Bobby G]

nachoman wrote:

Moz wrote:
Darling cheese head, I was far too greasy
ooh, ooh,
Me ears are alight.

that's a blast from the past!

Shameless name dropping dept. Back in about 94/5 the band I was playing bass with got a call to do a gig at the Mean Fiddler as support, that very evening, to the legend that is Desmond Dekker. He is mad. Maybe not clinically insane as such, but definitely on something, probably the music - at the end of every song he would throw his head back and joyfully shout "Reggae Music! Reggae Music". He was great, I loved him.

 

[sharon]

My daughter did actually think the Culture Club song was "Karma Comedian" so that's how we always sing it now and she goes bonkers 😛

It always makes me smile because she argued that she was right in that peculiar 13year old way, as she thought it made more sense as comedian rather than chameleon, and I have to say she has a point.

Sharon

 

[nick_cook]

...
A very Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year
Let's hope it's a good one
without any beer...

:cry:

I always used to think that's what he said!!!

 

[Taz]

And in the immortal words of Kenny Rogers

"You picked a fine time to leave me Loose wheel,
with four hundred children and a grope in the field"
:laugh: :laugh:

 

[josh_johnson]

Lets not forget Dolly Parton's tribute to the great Stan Buyerman...

 

[old_git]

Yep. Stolen from "I'm sorry, I'll read that again." Doris Day's wonderful song
Kaiser Sera Sera.

 

[old_git]

Who posted regarding stutters?

 

[Bobby G]

Or from Bohemian Rhapsody, "Spare him his life from this pork sausage tea"

 

[Moz]

And of course the classic from Titanic, courtesy Celine Dion:

My hot dogs go on.


Moz