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"Down by the Sally Gardens, my love and I did meet."
By Yeats?
Sung by lots . Think Peter Pears,in a Cecil Sharp arrangement

Always wondered what this had to do with Salvation Army till I realised it was Sally as in willows.
Has this thread come to an end? Doesn't show up in the Circus listing 26th January. Or maybe I just can't see it.

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Aled Jones: Did you not Hear My Lady (out in the garden there) Handel was involved too.

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Peter Skellern - You're a lady .
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Luck, Be a Lady Tonight from 'Guys and Dolls.'

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There are lots of songs about being lucky or out of luck, but I don't know most of them. Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky' song was a very catchy hit, although the content is questionable.
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Shout Hallelujah, come on

Get Happy, get ready for the judgement day [Angel]

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no prophet's flag is set so...

Proceed to see sea
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If we're lucky, there will be peace.

The Armed Man - Karl Jenkins

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How about

Lay Down Your Arms And Surrender To Mine - Anne Shelton

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"Put your arms around me, honey, Hold me tight"
Think the song is I never knew a girl like you. No idea who sang it

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Alternatively:
" When I am laid, am laid in earth ,
May my bones create
Not marble, not marble in thy breast"


Dido's Lament from Purcell's Dido and Aeneas. Dame Janet Baker

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Otherwise known as "When I am laid by Henry Purcell"... [Eek!]

Which of course leads to another Dido

Thank You - Dido

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Which inevitably reminds me of the first time I heard that song, in a sample, from:

Stan - Eminem

Be warned - that clip is potentially triggering, contains disturbing domestic violence related content.

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You don't know what I done, what it was, who I lost, or what it cost me
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STANd by your man - Tammy Wynette
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Tammy Wynette: D-I-V-O-R-C-E

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Diamonds are a girl's best friend

well in a divorce you can always keep the diamonds!

the incomparable Marilyn and Jane Russell in whatever film it was, Gentlemen prefer Blondes, perhaps?

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Darn it, missed my chance but I’ll post it anyway. I was tempted to post the Billy Connolly parody of D.I.V.O.R.C.E. but instead I went to this fun pastiche from Starlight Express:

U.N.C.O.U.P.L.E.D.

Now, as for diamonds, I will grant you a boon:

Hi Ho Silver - Jim Diamond

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I like John's version: Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds

Also, my headphones have developed a fault. They lasted about 10 years but....

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And that, of course, inspired Judy in Disguise in Glasses.

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John Hegley - Song about cleaning your glasses.
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He should, of course, be singing I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash).

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Not if the glasses have not been cleaned properly. Blur - Tender

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During the Britpop era Blur were famously the bitter rivals of Oasis. Thanks to them, we Gen xers thought we'd 'Live Forever'. Youthful folly....
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Folly indeed. As Queen sang...

Who Wants To Live Forever?

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That would depend on whether you were Forever Young (Rod Stewart).

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Young Ones

Cliff [before he was Sir Cliff] Richards and the Shadows.
Shades of the early 60's- We're all going on a Summer Holiday

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Ken Bishop's Nice Twelve: Subterranean Homesick Blues

This is a clip from The Young Ones, a British TV show I watched as a teenager.

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Twelve green bottles

And successively down to no green bottles

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Twelve? We only get ten in the UK. Lucky Ozians.

How about a bottle of white or a bottle of red?

Scenes from an Italian Restaurant - Billy Joel

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Prefab Sprout - Billy.
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William it was really nothing The Smiths
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Nothing Has Been Proved - Dusty Springfield and the Pet Shop Boys

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'NOTHING IN THE WORLD CAN TAKE ME AWAY FROM MY GUY'

My Guy- can't remember who sang it, maybe Diana Ross and the Supremes?
Anyway one of the American Motown groups. [Axe murder]

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Mary Wells was the original artist and the line is Nothing you could say could tear me away from my guy - the work of Smokey Robinson.

[ 02. February 2018, 11:21: Message edited by: L'organist ]

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Rara temporum felicitate ubi sentire quae velis et quae sentias dicere licet

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Was Smokey's wife Mrs. Robinson?

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Which reminds me of a childrens' nursery near me. Their sign has cute little bunnies on it, and their name is 'Bright Eyes Nursery' [Ultra confused]

Bright Eyes - Art Garfunkel

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Thank you for the information about Mary Wells.

From the last post:
Run, Rabbit, Run Rabbit, Run, Run, Run

Immortalised in the version from Dad's Army.

Stupid Boy.

Ian Lavender touring with his reminiscences when I was in Middlesbrough in 2016 at the Little Theatre.

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The Sun has got his hat on
- another song with lyrics by Noel Gay and Ralph Butler.

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I am in a mood for gloom, and so associate this song with the very dark Mr Siegal by Tom Waites. It contains the line, "I shot the morning in the back with my red wings on, told the sun it better go back down..."

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Cheer up , person from Romsey; it's a beautiful day in Geelong.

In fact:
I've got the sun in the morning , and the moon at night
No idea where it's from; maybe a bit of Rogers and Hammerstein?
Especially appropriate with the super orange moon, which was also blue, coupled with an eclipse. Astronomers were chortling with delight.

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quote:
Originally posted by aliehs:
In fact:
I've got the sun in the morning , and the moon at night
No idea where it's from; maybe a bit of Rogers and Hammerstein?

It's from "Annie Get Your Gun" -- Google is your friend.

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If Annie gets her gun, do we know if she's ok, Annie?
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Tony Christie imagines himself as a criminal in 'I did what I did for Maria'.
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This Maria?

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B]THE LONELY GOATHERD[/B]

Now this may seem a little of a stretch, but I thought;
"What do we do about a problem called Maria?" from Sound of Music,
and then: Climb every Mountain ,
and then : Edelweiss,
but ended with the lonely goatherd.

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That lonely goatherd wasn't from Manchester by any chance, was he?
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I assume you mean Manchester, England.

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[B]AND DID THOSE FEET, IN ANCIENT TIMES, WALK UPON ENGLAND'S MOUNTAINS GREEN?[/B

Words by William Blake, Music by Hubert Parry[I think],and beloved by many. It's the trumpets at the end that always get me..

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The trumpets we aren't hearing, because you didn't link to the song (like everyone else does).

All we hear is the Sound of Silence - Simon and Garfunkel

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So don't ever call me lucky
You don't know what I done, what it was, who I lost, or what it cost me
- A B Original: I C U

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Whereas a link might have let us hear The Sound of Music.

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Yes, links are good. PM me if you need any Help: The Beatles working out how to do it. I know things are a bit slow in Geelong [Two face]

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