JohnnyFartPants Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Silly song sung by Rolf Harris or quite touching if you listen to the lyrics all the way through?
Crouchie's Lawyer Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Silly song sung by Rolf Harris or quite touching if you listen to the lyrics all the way through? He cries when he listens to this song around rememberance Sunday. I saw a program on TV about it, and he was crying.
JohnnyFartPants Posted 21 November, 2008 Author Posted 21 November, 2008 He cries when he listens to this song around rememberance Sunday. I saw a program on TV about it, and he was crying. I saw that too, and until then I had never really even let the second verse of the song enter my head. I just thought, "Oh, it's that beardy bloke singing a silly song", but then I decided to listen to it. I must admit I had had a bottle of wine and I googled it on my phone and listened to a different version sung by Sinead O'Conner and it really did make the hairs on my neck stand up. (I got a watery eye too!) http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kDx8U9Qhku0
bungle Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 I saw that too, and until then I had never really even let the second verse of the song enter my head. I just thought, "Oh, it's that beardy bloke singing a silly song", but then I decided to listen to it. I must admit I had had a bottle of wine and I googled it on my phone and listened to a different version sung by Sinead O'Conner and it really did make the hairs on my neck stand up. (I got a watery eye too!) http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kDx8U9Qhku0 You may or may not have a ghey problem.
JohnnyFartPants Posted 21 November, 2008 Author Posted 21 November, 2008 You may or may not have a ghey problem. Although the song touched me and made me feel sad it never made me want to get on my knees and suck on a sweaty penis before inviting a man to bend me over and do me up the gary glitter, not that there is anything wrong in gayers.
bungle Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 (edited) Although the song touched me and made me feel sad it never made me want to get on my knees and suck on a sweaty penis before inviting a man to bend me over and do me up the gary glitter, not that there is anything wrong in gayers. In Rolf Harris news, I can remember a boozy evening in Caersws watching Caersws play Aberystwyth. We were very drunk and sang a number of Rolf Harris songs. It was fun. Edited 21 November, 2008 by bungle Missed out a letter in a word. True story.
Crouchie's Lawyer Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Although the song touched me You were touched by two little boys? :-?
hamster Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 ...listened to a different version sung by Sinead O'Conner and it really did make the hairs on my neck stand up. (I got a watery eye too!) http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kDx8U9Qhku0 Johnny, I clicked that link and I too wept...with despair. A great song ruined, that should be removed from the internet IMO. The words 'Sinead O'Connor' and 'singing' should not be used in the same sentence IMO. She has to be one of the worst 'singers' to have ever walked this earth IMO. The original is a classic IMO and I hope it gets to Number 1 again this year, I heard it played on Remembrance Sunday and had a little cry. PS I quite like Rolf Harris
Scudamore Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Johnny, I clicked that link and I too wept...with despair. A great song ruined, that should be removed from the internet IMO. The words 'Sinead O'Connor' and 'singing' should not be used in the same sentence IMO. She has to be one of the worst 'singers' to have ever walked this earth IMO. The original is a classic IMO and I hope it gets to Number 1 again this year, I heard it played on Remembrance Sunday and had a little cry. PS I quite like Rolf Harris IMO IMO IMO IMO IMO I like the one she did with Massive Attack...for this reason she's alright by me
hamster Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 In Rolf Harris news, I can remember a boozy evening in Caersws watching Caersws play Aberystwyth. We were very drnk and sang a number of Rolf Harris songs. It was fun. Did you sing the rugby version of 'Tie me Kangaroo down sport'? Do you remember how it goes?
bungle Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Did you sing the rugby version of 'Tie me Kangaroo down sport'? Do you remember how it goes? It involves some interesting behaviour with a wallaby, I believe.
Dog Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Silly song sung by Rolf Harris or quite touching if you listen to the lyrics all the way through? Rolf Harris sang this song whilst touching two little boys? Dirty c::nt!!
JohnnyFartPants Posted 21 November, 2008 Author Posted 21 November, 2008 It involves some interesting behaviour with a wallaby, I believe. I like the verse, "soixante-neuf with a smurf, mate" as my favourite.
hamster Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 I like the verse, "soixante-neuf with a smurf, mate" as my favourite. Get it on with a swan, boys.
Thedelldays Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Did you sing the rugby version of 'Tie me Kangaroo down sport'? Do you remember how it goes? beastiality's best boys.....
JohnnyFartPants Posted 21 November, 2008 Author Posted 21 November, 2008 Get it on with a swan, boys. Ram your log up a dog, mate Shove your load in a toad, mate Intercourse with a horse, mate Down the throat of a goat, mate
CastleClubSaint Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 We interrupt this ******** to say: It was the first record I ever bought. I still have it. I am cutting edge. In your face(s)!
Crouchie's Lawyer Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 Ram your log up a dog, mate Shove your load in a toad, mate Intercourse with a horse, mate Down the throat of a goat, mate Sounds very good, I may have to find this gem on the toobe
swannymere Posted 21 November, 2008 Posted 21 November, 2008 The programme followed his father & uncles roles in WW1. He apparently did'nt realise how closely the song mirrored their lives growing up together and then going off to war and serving together and only one of them coming back. Even though it was Rolf whom i've many a time wanted to take out with a sniper rifle when he was performing at Glasto, it was quite touching.
JohnnyFartPants Posted 21 November, 2008 Author Posted 21 November, 2008 The programme followed his father & uncles roles in WW1. He apparently did'nt realise how closely the song mirrored their lives growing up together and then going off to war and serving together and only one of them coming back. Even though it was Rolf whom i've many a time wanted to take out with a sniper rifle when he was performing at Glasto, it was quite touching. I really wanted to see that programme. I just saw the advert for it and knew the bare bones of it.
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