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19 Apr 01 - 04:16 PM (#444694) Subject: Pain in tha arse II From: UB Ed For Gnu:
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19 Apr 01 - 04:25 PM (#444704) Subject: RE: Pain in tha arse II From: Clinton Hammond talk about a bad idea... Isn't there a folk music Message Board around here somewhere??? |
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19 Apr 01 - 04:48 PM (#444724) Subject: RE: Pain in tha arse II From: UB Ed You know Clint, I was thinking the same thing (I guess Dubya was too) but not too many posts are going down on those. I even refreshed Live Recording and am just watching it scroll on down the screen.... |
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19 Apr 01 - 05:08 PM (#444753) Subject: RE: Pain in tha arse II From: wysiwyg No reason this cannot become a music thread. CH, what sorts of stuff do you have in your song collection anyhow? Do you have any old obscure hymns? ~S~ |
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19 Apr 01 - 05:22 PM (#444768) Subject: RE: Pain in tha arse II From: gnu Wasn't Old Pain a song about a horse ? |
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19 Apr 01 - 05:39 PM (#444784) Subject: RE: Pain in tha arse II From: mousethief Yes, a horse that died and was served on rye bread, with a side of St. Anne's Fries (aka "auld Anne") giving rise to the line: I ryed an old pain, I'll eat an auld Anne... Alex |
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19 Apr 01 - 07:24 PM (#444919) Subject: RE: Pain in tha arse II From: Irish sergeant >>> I went to montana and throwed up in the pan./ The beer's in the cooler and it's in the truck,/ It's forty miles southward, man this day did suck. Chorus: Don't ride in the prairie,/ don't ride on the plains./ Don't drink corn squeezings out of turpentine cans. Alex, I just had to add onto your line.:0) Neil |