Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: Banjiman Date: 25 Jan 09 - 06:33 AM Wendy did "Ode Tae A Fart" (see above) last night at the Burns night where she was singing last night. Went down a storm! She says thanks Bobad! |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: Banjiman Date: 22 Jan 09 - 06:19 PM "I can't wait to see you hurdies fyking"..... ooo matron! |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: Folkiedave Date: 22 Jan 09 - 04:42 PM I can't wait to see you hurdies fyking......And you may find it best to take up the bagpipe.....to keep your chanter up to scratch you understand. :-) |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: Banjiman Date: 22 Jan 09 - 03:27 PM I'll gently suggest she tries that version! |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: Folkiedave Date: 22 Jan 09 - 03:17 PM And I forgot to say "Thank Goodness It's Folk" has a special about Burns in the first half of tomorrow's programme. Songs and a wide ranging interview about Burns with reknowned Burns scholar Dr. Hamish Matheson. Details of the programme here..... |
Subject: Lyr Add: JOHN ANDERSON MY JO From: Folkiedave Date: 22 Jan 09 - 03:11 PM Are you sure this is the sort of song your missus should be singing? :-) John Anderson, my jo, John, I wonder what ye mean, To lie sae lang i' the mornin', And sit sae late at e'en? Ye'll bleer a' your een, John, And why do ye so? Come sooner to your bed at een, John Anderson, my jo. John Anderson, my jo, John, When first that ye began, Ye had as good a tail-tree, As ony ither man; But now its waxen wan, John, And wrinkles to and fro, I've twa gae-ups for ae gae-down, John Anderson, my jo. I'm backit like a salmon, I'm breastit like a swan; My wame it is a down-cod, My middle ye may span:; Frae my tap-knot to my tae, John, I'm like the new-fa'n snow; And it's a' for your convenience, John Anderson, my jo. O it is a fine thing To keep out o'er the dyke, But its a meikle finer thing, To see your hurdies fyke; To see your hurdies fyke, John, And hit the rising blow; It's then I like your chanter-pipe, John Anderson, my jo. When ye come on before, John, See that ye do your best; When ye begin to haud me, See that ye grip me fast; See that ye grip me fast, John, Until that I cry "Oh!" Your back shall crack or I do that, John Anderson, my jo. John Anderson, my jo, John, Ye're welcome when ye please; It's either in the warm bed Or else aboon the claes: Or ye shall hae the horns, John, Upon your head to grow; An' that's the cuckold's mallison, John Anderson, my jo. |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: Banjiman Date: 22 Jan 09 - 01:42 PM "One of Burns' great songs but get your Mrs's to have a go at the "real" words, they are far better than this overly polite version. And get her to speed it up a wee bit as well. This is a song of love and joy not only from past times but here and now and it is supposed to bring out a knowing smile and a chuckle or two from the listeners." But she is very polite! Thanks for your other feedback. |
Subject: Lyr Add: ODE TAE A FART (parody) From: bobad Date: 22 Jan 09 - 01:13 PM A poem for Burns Night: Ode Tae A Fart Oh what a sleekit horrible beastie Lurks in your belly efter the feastie Just as ye sit doon among yer kin There sterts to stir an enormous wind The neeps and tatties and mushy peas Stert workin like a gentle breeze But soon the puddin wi the sauncie face Will have ye blawin all ower the place Nae matter whit the hell ye dae A'body's gonnae hiv tae pay Even if ye try tae stifle It's like a bullet oot a rifle Hawd yer bum tight tae the chair Tae try and stop the leakin air Shifty yersel fae cheek tae cheek Prae tae God it doesnae reek But aw yer efforts go assunder Oot it comes like a clap o thunder Ricochets aroon the room Michty me a sonic boom God almighty it fairly reeks Hope I huvnae shit my breeks Tae the bog I better scurry Aw whit the hell it's no ma worry A'body roon aboot me chokin Wan or two are nearly bokin I'll feel better for a while Cannae help but raise a smile Wiz him! I shout with accusin glower Alas too late, he's just keeled ower Ye dirty bugger they shout and stare A dinnae feel welcome any mair Where e'ere ye go let yer wind gan' free |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: Lizzie Cornish 1 Date: 22 Jan 09 - 12:56 PM Well I'm listening to it now and I think it's beautiful. :0) |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: GUEST,Auldtimer Date: 22 Jan 09 - 12:26 PM One of Burns' great songs but get your Mrs's to have a go at the "real" words, they are far better than this overly polite version. And get her to speed it up a wee bit as well. This is a song of love and joy not only from past times but here and now and it is supposed to bring out a knowing smile and a chuckle or two from the listeners. |
Subject: RE: A song for Burns Night From: goatfell Date: 22 Jan 09 - 10:55 AM Parcel of Rouges |
Subject: A song for Burns Night From: Banjiman Date: 22 Jan 09 - 10:39 AM Mrs Banjiman recorded this this morning. I thought I'd share it. Enjoy or ignore as you will. Jon Anderson My Jo |
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