Subject: Looking for a Song From: GUEST,craigrr@juno.com Date: 27 Nov 00 - 11:55 AM I was wondering if anyone knows of a song with the following lyrics:
" 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Craig Line breaks added. --JoeClone |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Looking for a Song From: Noreen Date: 27 Nov 00 - 01:10 PM Don't know it myself, but somebody here will... |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Looking for a Song From: GUEST,Kernow Jon Date: 27 Nov 00 - 01:34 PM I heard a version of Spanish Lady the other day with the chorus: 18, 16, 14, 12, 10 8, 6, 4, 2, none, 19, 17, 15, 13, 11, 9, 7, 5, 3, and 1 It were a bu**er to sing! But I don't suppose that helps your quest. KJ |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Looking for a Song From: Noreen Date: 27 Nov 00 - 02:09 PM LOL! |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Looking for a Song From: Snuffy Date: 27 Nov 00 - 07:12 PM One of our morris side sings it to the tune of Villikins and his Dinah (Sweet Betsy from Pike to our transatlantic cousins) and the chorus is:
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 The first verse is similar to yours, and the second goes:
Down on the farm I was milking a cow
Those are the only two verses he does, and if it has a title I suppose it would be "10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1" Wassail! V |
Subject: Lyr Add: SOMEBODY THREW A TOMATO AT HIM From: Jim Dixon Date: 31 Jul 02 - 10:36 PM I used Google to search for "Somebody threw a tomato at him" and found several versions of the song. The title varies; sometimes it's "Brother Jim", "Uncle Jim", "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10", or "To Market, To Market." Sometimes the verses appeared as part of "Wild Rover" or a parody of same, and appeared with other parody verses, some of them obscene. Some clean versions were called "scouting songs." I didn't find any American versions; they would have to say "can" instead of "tin." Additional verses found at http://members.iinet.net.au/~oneilg/scouts/songs/tomarket.html:
She was having a bath and she couldn't come down, I said, "Slip on something, you'd better be quick." She slipped on the soap, and by gad she was quick [or "was down in a tick"].
I looked out my window too early one morn,
It's a mighty fine song so I'll sing it all day, With a 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1, And a 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, It's a mighty fine song so I'll sing it again.
All there in the duck pond a-learnin' to swim He first tries the backstroke, he then tries the side But he's now underwater, aswim 'gainst the tide. CHO: Tooraloo, tooralee, O how would you, how would you like to be me?
Oh, the oul' barn door was the table we had
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Looking for a Song From: Snuffy Date: 01 Aug 02 - 09:09 AM Jim, I remember a different tune for Oh, Jemima (it was a bit like Oh Mr Porter crossed with Gounod's Soldiers' Chorus). I think there's been a thread about Oh Jemima. WassaiL! V |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Dave Bryant Date: 02 Aug 02 - 07:30 AM This and the other verses above are all just "floaters" fo a variety of comic songs sung to the tune of "Villikins and his Dinah". I use a couple of them for "The Thrashing Machine". My version of one of Jim's verses is rather more explicit: I called on my girlfriend - her name is Miss Brown. She was having a bath and she couldn't come down. I said, "Slip on something", she called "Half a tick." Then she slipped on the soap, and slid down on my ..... (I usually play the guitar break a bit early and just mouth the word) |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Brien Date: 02 Aug 02 - 10:30 PM I heard someone sing this: I went to the market with my brother Tim When somebody lobbed a tomato at him Now, to throw a tomato is not such a sin But this little bugger was still in the tin The chorous went: I did her, I did her, I did her, I did I did her, I did her, I did her, I did I did her, I did her, I did her, I did I did her, I did her, I did her, I did Brien |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Roughyed Date: 03 Aug 02 - 03:11 AM I think Fivepeny Piece recorded a version. I can remember a couple of verses.
As I was a-walking down Stamford Street
My cousin Jim one day for a stunt |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST Date: 03 Aug 02 - 07:35 AM Sing high sing low where ever we go The boys of the Royal Navy never say no There's C/Os and P/Os and CPOs too They stand on the F'ocsle with fuck all to do For all they're worth they might as well be shovelling up shit on the isle of Capri
Theres MPs and GIs so tall and so slim |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Chris/Darwin Date: 03 Aug 02 - 08:06 AM Isn't it amazing what the folk process does. I learned this one from someone in Port Moresby about 30 years ago. I have made up verses to suit particular gigs. The original:
To market, to market, went my Uncle Jim
I went to my girl friends, her name is Miss Brown
I dreamed I did die, and to heaven did go
Chorus:
Regards
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Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Chris/Darwin Date: 03 Aug 02 - 09:01 AM I meant, of course, last two lines...
Regards |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST Date: 24 Sep 06 - 08:03 AM A Version found in an old school-book:
When someone throw a tomato at him Now, tomatos don`t hurt, when they come in their skin but this one hurt, it came in a tin. |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST Date: 24 Sep 06 - 11:32 AM Get Away To market, to market went my uncle Jim, When somebody threw a tomato at him, Now tomatoes are soft and they don't hurt the skin, But this one it did 'cos it was in a tin! The chorus: Get away, get away, It's a mighty fine song so I'll sing it all day, With a 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1, And a 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, It's a mighty fine song so I'll sing it again. Now Mary the milkmaid was milking a cow, But poor little Mary she didn't know how, She went and she tried, but she pulled the wrong mit, And all of a sudden was covered in ****! Chorus I called on my girlfriend, her name is Miss Brown, She was having a bath so she couldn't come down, I said 'slip on something, be down in tick', She slipped on the soap and, by God she was quick! Chorus from www.djmorton.demon.co.uk/scouting/songs/getaway.htm |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at From: GUEST,SallyP Date: 24 Sep 06 - 12:13 PM This is an old 'traditional' Scout song, sung (yes) to the tune of 'Villikins & his Dinah' As i was out walking with my Uncle Jim, Somebody threw a tomato at him. "Tomatoes don't hurt you", he said with a grin "Only that one was 'specially wrapped in a tin". The song 1 2 3 4.....4 3 2 1 etc. encompasses the above verse very nicely, and there are DOZENS more 'floating' humorous verses that also fit very well. e.g. "Jonah the Prophet was caught by a Whale By whome he was swallowed or so goes the tale. But then after three days and nights Jonah found The truth that "You can't keep a good fellow down". and F A R too many more !! |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Mo the caller Date: 24 Sep 06 - 01:44 PM Was it the Yetis who sang a version of the verse that was in the first post "Mary the Milk Maid was milking her cow The trouble with Mary, she didn't know how The farmer came by & gave Mary the sack So she flipped the cow over & poured the milk back!" As I remember their verse ended The old cow turned round and it said with a frown You hang on tight love, I'll jump up and down. And to the same tune The Muck Spreader song (I can only remember the chorus) Fling it here, fling it there, If you're in the way you will all get your share. |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Snuffy Date: 24 Sep 06 - 03:57 PM The Yetties do that verse in Dorset is Beautiful Now Sarah went milking with Nellie the cow She pulled and she tugged, but she didn't quite know how So after a short while, Nellie turned with a frown Said "You hang on tight love, I'll jump up and down." |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Herga Kitty Date: 24 Sep 06 - 06:43 PM Snuffy Is that before or after the verse saying "Farmer Brown looked at Gwendolyn and he looked at young Ned"? Kitty |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Compton Date: 24 Sep 06 - 07:33 PM I'll put a vote in for "The Thrashing Machine"...it's where I heard that verse! |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Snuffy Date: 24 Sep 06 - 07:42 PM Kitty, I know the verse you mean, but it's missing from the (old) recording I have: perhaps they had to do a sanitised version for the BBC! |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at From: GUEST Date: 24 Sep 06 - 08:13 PM I seem to remember Mike Harding singing this one |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Scrump Date: 25 Sep 06 - 04:27 AM There must be an infinite number of versions of this song. One that springs to mind is by Fivepenny Piece on their live album "On Stage". On that the song was called 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10. Sung as others have said to the tune of Villikins and his Dinah. Many of the verses mentioned above are in their version. (Not sure if that's the version the above GUEST was thinking of? I think Mike Harding may have sung it with the band on one of their joint TV shows in the 1970s, on BBC TV) |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Scrump Date: 25 Sep 06 - 08:01 AM Re. the Threshing Machine (or Thrashing Machine as it's sometimes called) - some versions have a slightly different chorus from the one mentioned above: I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I ay I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I ay I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I ay An' I upped an' I showed 'er the way (Fred Wedlock sang that on his version; whereas Adge Cutler didn't, at least, not on his live recording of the song.) I would guess that Peter Sellers must have heard this version as he sang a chorus very similar to the above in his "Suddenly It's Folk Song" spoof of the folk revival, recorded in the laste 1950s. I think the Threshing Machine/Thrashing Machine usually tells a slightly bawdy tale about a bloke showing a girl his threshing machine and the consequences of this (ooerr missus!); whereas 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 or variations thereof are just a rag-bag of (usually slightly rude) funny verses thrown together for laughs. |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,HughM Date: 25 Sep 06 - 08:09 AM If I remember rightly it's on Mike Harding's L.P. "A Lancashire Lad". The chorus goes "toora loo, toora lay, the best of society lives down our way". |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Snuffy Date: 25 Sep 06 - 09:03 AM I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er away And I led that virginal creature astray. Adge Cutler's Threshing Machine has completely different verses to the Rugby Club version I learned. Perhaps he wrote/adapted it himself. |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Dr Price Date: 25 Sep 06 - 09:24 AM When I was but a lad in the Valley Folk Club, Pontardawe, I heard Jim Harper (of Neath, fabulous singer) singing: I went up to Cardiff to call on Miss Brown, She was up in the bath and she wouldn't come down. Says I: "Slip on something, and be very quick," So she slipped on some soap – she was down in a tick CHORUS: Tooraloo, tooralay, The cream of society lives down our way. To market, to market to buy me a hen, For I thought as I might like some eggs now and then; But when I got home I had a hell of a shock, Said the hen: "I can't lay eggs because I'm a cock". I was a-walking down our main street I saw a man with no shoes on his feet I took pity on him, and right and there Went into a fruit shop and brought him a pear. I was a-walking with our brother Jim, Somebody threw a tomato at him. That may be all right when they're still in their skin, But this bugger wasn't - it was inside a tin. I went and died and to heaven did go, Where did I come from, they wanted to know. "I comes from South Wales" – oh, how they did stare, They said: "Come right inside – you're the first one from there." CHORUS: Tooraloo, tooralay, The cream of society lives down our way. |
Subject: RE: Looking for a Song: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Scrump Date: 25 Sep 06 - 11:36 AM Adge Cutler's Threshing Machine has completely different verses to the Rugby Club version I learned. Perhaps he wrote/adapted it himself I think Adge was forced by EMI to keep it clean in those days. It was originally issued on a single and would probably have been played in jukeboxes in pubs, etc., so would have to be cleaner than the rubgy version (assuming the version you know is as filthy as the rest!) |
Subject: Lyr Add: Threshing Machine From: Snuffy Date: 25 Sep 06 - 07:35 PM They are different enough to count as two different songs: same basic theme and same tune, but completely different words and emphasis. Threshing Machine (RUGBY VERSION) I worked for a farmer, you know him quite well, And he had a daughter, her name were Sweet Nell And though she were only the age of 16 I showed her the works of my thrashing machine I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er away I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er away I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er, I 'ad 'er away And I led that virginal creature astray. We went to a barn where it was quite dry Some hay in the corner we there did espy She worked the throttle and I worked the steam When I showed her the works of my thrashing machine Six months have passed and all is not well There's something the matter with our little Nell For under her apron can plainly be seen The works of my naughty old thrashing machine A year has gone by and all is now well A son has been born to our little Nell And under his nappy can plainly be seen A brand-new 2-cylinder thrashing machine My Threshing Machine (ADGE CUTLER) Now I farmed in Carlsbury when I were a boy A courting of Rose, she were my pride and joy Now Rosie was pretty and just 17 When I showed her the works of my threshing machine Threshing machine, threshing machine, I showed her the works of my threshing machine She told me that she were a much-travelled girl Seen faces, been places all over the world But there was one sight that her eyes never seen A vertical piston-drive threshing machine Threshing machine, threshing machine, A vertical piston-drive threshing machine We went to the barn and I took her inside And said "If you're good I might give 'ee a ride" It stood there all sparkling and shiny and clean She said "That's what I call a threshing machine" Threshing machine, threshing machine, "That's what I call a threshing machine" She asked me to demonstrate how the thing worked So I let out the clutch: the machine went berserk You couldn't see nought for the smoke and the steam When I started revving my threshing machine Threshing machine, threshing machine, When I started revving my threshing machine When I said Rose could drive it, for better or worse, The whole damned contraption went into reverse The camshaft seized up - well, you know what I mean And that was the end of my threshing machine Threshing machine, threshing machine, Now that was the end of my threshing machine |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Bry Date: 06 Jan 08 - 03:44 AM When I was a kid, this was the verse that I knew I went to the circus with my uncle Jim Somebody threw a tomato at him Tomatos are usually soft to the skin But this one half killed him, and it came in a tin |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Harmonium Hero Date: 12 Jan 08 - 06:10 PM I remember my parents singing bits of this song, back in the '50s. My recollections are a bit sketchy, but it wasn't the same as the Mike Harding version. It had refrain lines, thus: I called on my sweetheart, her name was miss brown With a heigh, ho, come to the fair. She was having a bath, and she couldn't come down With a heigh, ho, come to the fair. I said "slip on something and come down a tick"; She slipped on the soap and came down pretty quick With a heigh, ho, (la la la la la la la la la la) in the morning. Sorry, but that line escapes me; the first four las might have been 'come to the fair' again, but the others are lost in the mists of time J.K. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: John MacKenzie Date: 12 Jan 08 - 06:17 PM See Delivering the Morning Milk on this page. I have also heard those lyrics somewhere else but can't remember where! Giok |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: LeTenebreux Date: 13 Jan 08 - 09:52 AM These lyrics fit in "So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh". Is this a coincidence? |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Suffolk Miracle Date: 14 Jan 08 - 09:55 AM I went to my girlfriend and this I did say: 'What would you like since today's your birthday?' She said 'I'd like diamonds' - so right there and then I gave her the ace jack queen king nine and ten. I went for a trip on the old underground But I slipped on the step and I fell to the ground. The vicar rushed up -'Did you miss a step, son?' I said 'No you daft *******, I hit every one' |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Andy Date: 14 Jan 08 - 04:25 PM I remember The Fivepenny Piece doing a version of this Titled 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10. I have heard many versions since from a variety of people, most of the verses I rcall have been have been written above. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: LeTenebreux Date: 15 Jan 08 - 05:34 PM Not to go off on a tangent, but perhaps a second order Taylor polynomial, at least one version "So Long It's Been Good to Know You" has the following lines: I went down to the barn, as has been my rule; Went down to milk, had a pail and a stool. The cow tossed her head and she swished 'round her tail And planted her left hind foot smack in the pail. I said, "Listen here, Bossy, stop pawin' the ground. I had a hard night, I was slippin' around." She looked at me with her eyes big and brown And said "You just hang on, boy, I'll jump up and down. This looks eerily similar. The verses have the same meter as "Somebody Threw A Tomato At Him" even if the tune isn't quite the same (I found a Johnny Cash recording of "Sweet Betsy from Pike". I'm inclined to think that there's some sort of connection between these songs, even if it's just that other people besides me have felt compelled to mix and match verses. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Hannah DC Date: 22 Jan 08 - 02:27 PM The 3 verses I grew up with were: "To market, to market went my cousin Jim, When somebody threw a tomato at him, Tomatoes are soft and they don't break the skin, But this one killed Jim - it was wrapped in a tin!" "Mary the milkmaid was milking a cow, The trouble with Mary she didn't know how! The farmer came round and he gave her the sack, So she tipped the cow over and poured the milk back!" "Roger was taking his time in the shower, Sue called from downstairs - 'You've been in for an hour!' Roger called back - 'I'll be down in a tick!' But he slipped on the soap and by Gee! He was quick!" With a chorus of only 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 To the same tune as the verse. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Joyce Date: 27 Jul 08 - 04:56 PM I went down to the market to by a fat hen an egg for me breakfast I'd have now and then but when I got home, ew I had such a shock the hen that I bought turned out to be a cock. singing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10...... |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,kjmaybury Date: 10 Oct 08 - 04:48 AM This is what my dad used to sing to me when I was younger Two big black eyes has my brother jim cuz somebody threw some tomatoes at him Tomatoes don't hurt said poor jim with a grin But those darn tomatoes They were in a tin The salvation army once called at our door said they were saving mens soles by the score I said what about your woman they said they are alright I said Save me a big fat one for next saturday night |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: clueless don Date: 10 Oct 08 - 08:34 AM In the sixties a local radio station (WHFS, in the Washington DC area) played a number of "hip recitations" or "beat recitations". I don't remember the name of the performer, or when the recordings were made (though I got the impression that it was before the sixties.) One of them tells the story of Galileo taking "two unequally weighted balls of dough" and dropping them from a tower [presumably in reference to the famous demonstration that items of different weight fall at the same speed.] An observer says something like "Big deal - two dough balls" and "threw a tomato at the doctor" ("the doctor" being Galileo.) The recitation goes on - I don't remember anymore of the words until the very end - and at some point I think some cheese gets involved, so that finally they decide to call the tower "The Leaning Tower of Pizza". There was another recitation, by the same performer I believe, about Albert Einstein. I would love to know more about these recitations! Don |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Pete Date: 11 Oct 08 - 05:15 AM Mary the milkmaid was milking the cow, and poor little Mary she didn't know how. With only one udder to take hold and pull Mary the milkmaid was milking the bull! |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,mayomick Date: 11 Oct 08 - 04:58 PM Cockneys I used to know used to sing for the chorus : hold yer row ,hear what i say and we kill every copper that gets down our way |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST Date: 11 Oct 08 - 06:19 PM My dad used to sing a version of this that he learned from his dad. We used to sing it in the car when I was small. Same tune as Sweet Betsy From Pike. We knew it as Are You Mister Reilly? Are You Mister Reilly that owns this hotel, Are you Mister Reilly they speak of so well, "Cause of you're Mister Reilly, then blimey o'reilly If you're Mister Reilly you ain't half looking well (Chorus) Hold your row, hold your row What d'you say, what d'you say For the queen of society lives down our way For the queen of society lives down our way I called on my sweetheart, her name was Miss Brown, She was having a bath and she couldn't come down, She said she'd slip on something and be down in a tick, She slipped on the soap and she did come down quick (Chorus) One day I met a poor boy in the street He was ever so hungry, no shoes to his feet So as I had money and plenty to spare I went to the fruiterer's and bought him a pair (Chorus) There was a young man and his name was Lord Jim He complained that his wife threw tomatoes at him Now tomatoes are soft and don't injure the skin But this one it did, it was inside a tin (chorus) One day I died and to Heaven did go And where did I come from, they wanted to know, When I told them from *(insert birthplace here, in my dad's case it was Catford so that's how I learnt it)* it made them all stare Come in, said St Peter, you're the first one from there (Chorus) The way I learnt it, it was a one of those sort of trad cockney songs, music hall I suppose, like My Old Man's A Dustman and Your Baby Has Gone Down The Plughole and Knocked 'Em In The Old Kent Road, that kind of thing. Gosh, that's brought back memories. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Bill S from Adelaide Date: 11 Oct 08 - 06:36 PM Kitty from memory Farmer looked at Young Gwendoline and he looked at Young Ned What an andsome young couple they ought to be wed But farmer sighed softly, its impossible of course Cos Gwendoline's my daughter and Ned is my orse. As I said on another thread, it is a pity we didn't collect all the verses the locals gave us in the Smiths Arms in 75. On Song for Every Season there is a song All young men who go a courtin, mind which way you choose a wife If you marry my wife's daughter, you'll be a beggar for the rest of your life 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 none 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 and 1 Wassail Bill S once from Perth now Melbourne |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST Date: 10 Mar 09 - 01:08 AM Truly sorry for intruding, but would you know where I can find the song "Oh Jemima (look at your Uncle Jim)? It is my old gran's fave, but I can't find it anywhere - not even on Amazon. Could you please email me if you happen to know where I can find it? Thank you!!! markfernandez4@hotmail.com |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Jim Dixon Date: 11 Mar 09 - 10:10 AM Mark Fernandez: See the thread Lyr Add: Oh Jemima |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,beefcake Date: 07 Jun 09 - 12:27 AM this part of a colin buchanan song. he is an australian singer and his songs are great. this song is from one of his kids cds but i cant remember which one |
Subject: 2nd verse of "Knocked 'em in The Old Kent Road" From: GUEST,Xrias Date: 20 Aug 09 - 12:24 PM It starts "Your Uncle Bill in Clerkenwell" |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: GUEST,Dave Webb. Date: 24 Sep 09 - 11:59 AM Dorset is Beautiful. To market to market to market with Jim When somebody threw a tomato at him Tomatoes are soft when they're still in the skin But this bugger weren't it was still in the tin. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Somebody threw a tomato at him From: Tug the Cox Date: 25 Sep 09 - 06:49 AM I learned the 'Mr Reilly' versionas a kid in London, different third line though Are you Mister Reilly who owns the Hotel? Are you Mister Reilly they speak of so well? Well if you're Mister Reilly they speak of so highly Well blimey O'Reilly you are looking well. |
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