Subject: Rugby Football Songs From: Monkey Boy Date: 13 Mar 98 - 08:35 PM Hey, do you guys know of more verses to the S&M Man, Chicago, Marrying Kind, I Met a Whore in the Park, and Yogi Bear? We always sing the same ones after every game and I'd like to find some newer verses. You can E-mail me at monkyboy@ucla.edu. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Bill D Date: 14 Mar 98 - 09:44 PM the secret is a search engine!! Alta Vista gave 200+ hits..including this one go forth and learn MANY new songs and verses!! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Bruce Olson Date: 15 Mar 98 - 12:32 PM Some site! I clicked on Bawdy Rugby Songs, and found that the songs there were from DT, but no longer available. According to a note at the top of the homepage it was supposed to be up to date. O well, I have (Harry Morgan's) 'Rugby Songs' and 'More Rugby Songs'. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: dick greenhaus Date: 15 Mar 98 - 03:59 PM Hi Bruce- Which songs are no longer available? If they've been deleted, it's due to computer error, not censorship. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Bill D Date: 15 Mar 98 - 06:36 PM Dick...I think it is that SO many sites around the world still have links to the old xerox address!! This is one!!....I have no idea why so many people fail to check their links after they post them!! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Bruce O. Date: 15 Mar 98 - 06:54 PM Dick, Bill's right, and I should have explained better. That site still has the old xerox address for DT. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Garry Gillard Date: 02 Oct 01 - 03:52 AM Three years later, "That site still has the old xerox address for DT." If there WAS a collection of bawdy rugby songs on Digitrad, is it still around here somewhere? Garry |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,Ed Date: 02 Oct 01 - 04:10 AM Garry, The link in question simply searched the DT for the @bawdy note. Hope that helps Ed |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Oct 01 - 05:54 AM This does not appear to be on/in the DT ... simple and sweet. I LIKE CUNT Melody--Three Blind Mice
I like cunt,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Oct 01 - 05:59 AM Another one that might not be in the DT
From Monty PythonMp> Melody--Itself
Sit on my face and tell me that you love me,
Sit on my face and let my lips embrace you, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Oct 01 - 06:09 AM Although originally posted in April of 1998 Click here this one does not appear to have made its way into the DT.
Melody--Do, Re, Mi
Dough, the stuff, that buys me beer,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: The_one_and_only_Dai Date: 02 Oct 01 - 06:13 AM Another variant:
Doh, a beer, a Mexican beer,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Oct 01 - 06:25 AM Now...buried, deep, deep, inside a KatLaugh thread (a perfect example of the giggling-pussy's DT and MC abusive posting) is a cantankerous soulClick here that attempted to bring the MC's soul out of the muck.
Nope...this one has not made it into the DT yet either.
Bring Back
Sung to the well-known Scottish air
My brother lies over the ocean,
Chorus:
My one skin lies over my two skin,
Pull back, pull back,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Oct 01 - 06:40 AM Perhaps my Site Search Skills are lacking, but this one does not show up here, until now
HELLO PENIS Melody--Sound of Silence
Hello penis my old friend,
In horny dreams I get a bone,
Those who see and do not know,
And the ants came out and played,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Oct 01 - 06:48 AM Surely, I am doing something wrong, only FIVE songs in the entire Forum/DT with the word Pregnancy? Joe, you're pulling levers behind the screen arn't you? Melody--Yesterday Some verses by Flying Booger
Pregnancy,
Birth control,
Syphilis,
Chorus: How I got that sore,
Syphilis,
Leprosy, Aw, Garg, I wouldn't do THAT. I censor only when people are mean, not vulgar. Try a search for apron low (click), and you'll get a few more.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Oct 01 - 06:54 AM Since my sebatical, into the world of hashdom, the supply appears endless. Enough for now, work awaits THANX Susan for the inspiration
SEX IS BORING Melody--Frere Jacques
Sex is boring,
Sex is boring,
Sex is boring,
Sex is boring,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 02 Oct 01 - 10:53 AM I cannot believe these vulgar lyrics are included on a so-called reputable site. Sex is a procreative act and to sing such filth is sin in the eyes of God. Rugby players are drunken violent swine and i do not know of a single one who is worth the grace and glory of Jesus Christ our Savior. You should repent and expend your energy in the service of God and fellow man rather than in glutting yourselves on liquor and rutting like wild animals. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: The_one_and_only_Dai Date: 02 Oct 01 - 10:57 AM And he who lies with beasts of the field, he too shall be cast out. Leviticus I think, from the oddest book ever published. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Mrrzy Date: 02 Oct 01 - 11:00 AM In the beer do-re-mi, LA should be LA..ts and lots and lots of beer... per Thomas the Rhymer at the Northwest Gathering! My undergrad institution had this as the song for the women's rugby team: Gangbang up on the hill, gangbang is o such a thrill |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: PeteBoom Date: 02 Oct 01 - 11:01 AM John - No thanks, I'm having beer.... Boom |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 03:51 AM Oh it does make me laugh we I stick it to a Kat. Melody--Puff the Magic Dragon
Once a pure white virgin lived by the sea,
Well, Fuck the giant penis lived not far away,
One day while he was reaming around the rural strips,<> He spied her picking flowers there that lass with swinging hips,
Her maidenhead was busted, the ground ran bloodyred, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 03:58 AM Have heard this one for years and years and no doubt there are 49 more verses
CANAL STREET
Walking down Canal Street
Finally found a whore
Finally got it in
Finally got it out
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 04:06 AM To the tune of Cassons Go Rolling Along
TAMPAX FACTORY
You can tell by the smell, that she isn't very well,
refrain:
You can tell by her frown, that her blood is dropping down,
refrein
You can see where she sat, that her pussy drops are red,
refrein
From the stench of the quean, you know exactly where she been,
refrein
But when her period takes too long, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 04:13 AM This would have fit nicely in the disease thread of Spring 2000.
SYPHILIS Melody--Four and Twenty Blackbirds
Sing a song of syphilis,
A penis full of pus, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 04:20 AM Simple enough for most any drunk to sing - but wimsical enough to be fun. SHE'S A MOST IMMORAL LADY Melody--Battle Hymn of the Republic
She wears her silk pajamas in the summer when it's hot,
Chorus: She's a most immoral lady,
Oh, Sir Jasper do not touch me,
Oh, Sir Jasper do not touch! (three times) |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 04:27 AM Now for the MC member who likes to lie with beasts in the field. Good for audience particiaption. This following ditty is one of my personal favorites.
BESTIALITY'S BEST
(Take turns leading verses)
Stick your dork in a stork
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 04:43 AM Within the database are two wonderful classics you might consider.
Click here: THE BALL OF KERRIEMUIR (BALLYNORE).
Click here: MY GRANDFATHER'S COCK
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 04:49 AM And a favorite almost everywhere and in any book is the easy audience participation song
THE MAYOR OF BAYSWATER DAUGHTER Click here. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Jeri Date: 03 Oct 01 - 08:38 AM Flying Booger's Half Mind Catalog - if you click on "HHH Hymnal," you can download a pile of songs. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 03 Oct 01 - 02:11 PM I am sure that your Mothers are proud of all of you. This filth is totally inappropriate for a music discussion group. It may be amusing now, but how funny will it be on judgement day when God calls you to atone for your sins. As you are clinging by your fingertips on the edge of the fiery abyss, do you think that your drunken rugby friends will be there to help. There are some gospel music threads that you should check out. Perhaps seeing words of praise to our most heavenly Father will give you a change of heart. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST Date: 03 Oct 01 - 02:55 PM Please post the Gospel links |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 03 Oct 01 - 02:59 PM Sorry, but I've just converted to Islam, and find the Bible to be full of evil. I'll bore you with some quotes from the Koran as soon as possible |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 03 Oct 01 - 03:11 PM Dear Brother/Sister, One such thread title is Spirituals, gospels, hymns. There you can find discussion and links that are of a spiritual nature. It is a blessed relief if you have been exposed to the comments of the dregs of humnaity that can be found in this thread. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Bert Date: 03 Oct 01 - 08:11 PM Hey 3:16, it wasn't us it was Gargoyle! "be a rotter with an Otter" indeed! Just kidding you Garg me ol' buddy, I love bawdy songs myself. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 10:02 PM Yes the "Half Mind" is a half-decent link for a wanna-be.
But if ye seek the equivilent of the "DT"
http://harrier.net/songbook/index.html
Dick, Susan, Joe please take a look |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 10:19 PM Well my little giggling 3:16 pussycat (there are other 'gods' than Joe)I am so glad you've finally found religion
From the DT Oh me name is Jim Swaggart, I'm a preacher;
Come on at least keep yer responces musical...or recite some wiccan things to encourage me.
sorry to digress, back to drunken debauchery
Yo, Ho...Yo, Ho...a Harlot wife for me!
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Murray MacLeod Date: 03 Oct 01 - 10:26 PM Yet again Gargoyle your URL doesn't work. Well it might but you need a password. Murray |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Oct 01 - 11:56 PM Murray -
If you are referring to the previous harrier.net .....
I promise you...it IS current and direct. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Bert Date: 04 Oct 01 - 01:19 AM It won't let me in without a user name and password, I guess you just have to be REALLY depraved before it lets you in;-) |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:37 AM SORRY .... mea culpa OK...on the front page it GIVES you the PassWords, forgot it is "cookified" like here. Name = shiggy (H3 name for open countryside) An example of parallel anotation is found at their http://harrier.net/songbook/manual/abdul.html
Also, the List of Titles gives much more than the simple A, B, C boxes.... The Airplane Crash Song is even too much for me ... given the current standing of events. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:39 AM Here is a song worthy of Homer Simpson, or any field of Rugby players Yes, we thank our Evangelical Bible thumping friends for providing us with the tune.
MORE BEER Tune: Amazing Grace
CHORUS:
I finished 1, but I'm not done,
I love my wife, I love my beer.
(CHORUS)
I love my truck, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
I love to fuck, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
I love my dog, I love my beer,
(CHORUS)
I love my MOM, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
I love my house, I love my beer
(CHORUS) |I just had 7, not yet to 11
I love my guns, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
I love fishing, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
I love NASCAR, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
I love my porch, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
I love my tools, I love my beer
(CHORUS)
As you can tell, I love my beer
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:40 AM Mary Ann Tune: ??? Any suggestions - what will it go with???
Oh, Mary Ann had a leg like a man,
Oh, she jumped into bed and covered up her head,
Well, the wind it flew and the gism flew,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:41 AM Now I LOVE "Ghost Riders" or at least I did, until a MC discussion led me to understand it was nothing more than "Jonny Comes Marching Home" with a change in tempo. Here is another parody.
GHOST MAGOTS Tune: Ghostriders in the Sky
The municipal sewerageman stood out upon the rim ('pon the rim, 'pon the rim),
CHORUS:
For six long days and weary nights he tried to stay afloat (stay afloat, stay afloat),
The moral of this story is if you should shovel shit (shovel shit, shovel shit),
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:42 AM So many of these would fall very well under the "medical thread" for diseases.
Mary Ann McCarthy
Mary Ann McCarthy, she went out to dig some clams.
She dug up all the mud there was in San Francisco Bay,
She waded in the water till her ass dug the sand,
She went to every party that the Army ever gave,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:45 AM Another that would do well in the Medical Disease Thread,
MONKEY BOY - You may want to drop by the UCLA Medical Hospitol for help on the correct pronunciations. Medical Love Song From: Monty Python
Inflammation of the foreskin reminds me of your smile,
My penile warts, your herped, my syphilitic sores,
Our syphilitic kisses sealed the secret of our tryst,
CHORUS: Gonoccocal urethritis, streptococcal ballimitis,
My clapped out genitalia is not so bad for me,
My heart is very tender though my parts are awful raw,
CHORUS: Gonoccocal urethritis, streptococcal ballimitis,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:46 AM Within a previous MC discussion thread from July, 2000 we have a promise from GUEST-John Fineman Click here http://www.mudcat.org/Detail.CFM?messages__Message_ID=265885 for a Vicar/Tart song that never appeared.
Two days later we have a member Joe_F that gives us
However, here is perhaps the Scottish version (NOT in the DT) Mr. Fineman was searching for:
Monk of Great Renown Tune: ??? Suggestions?
There was a monk of great renown,
CHORUS:
His brother monks they cried in shame,
He met another by the mill,
He met another in the hay,
But when the Abbot cried, "Amen,"
His brother monks to stop his frolics,
And now the moral I will tell, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 04:48 AM A simple tune known by most, easy to learn, good for Rugby
Favorite Things
MEN:
When the dawn breaks,
Penthouse and Playboy and something called Forum,
When I'm lonely,
WOMEN:
Men are useless,
Tight buns, silk undies, and erotic books,
When I'm thinking,
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Subject: I Used to Work In Chicago From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Oct 01 - 05:07 AM MonkeyBoy - We have Chicago in the DT, but here are some more of the verses you asked about
Chicago
CHORUS:
A lady came into the hatshop,
A lady came in for a water-bottle,
A lady came in for a sweater,
A lady came in for a ticket,
A lady came in for some coffee,
A lady came in for a cake,
A lady came in for a down quilt,
A lady came in for some lamp oil,
A lady came in for some Air Wick,
A lady came in for a sleeper,
A lady came in for some china,
A lady came in for some coffee,
A lady came in for some gin,
A woman came in for some service,
A lady came in for a diskette,
A woman came in for a bath mat,
A woman came in for a power drill,
A lady came in for a drink,
A lady came in for some Air Wick,
A lady came in for some dish soap,
A woman came in for some wood shoes,
A lady came in for a curtain,
AND: a woman came in for a:
ALSO: a man came in for a:
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,Johnl Date: 04 Oct 01 - 01:38 PM You could also try "Clementine" to the tune "Bread of Heaven", aka "Cwm Rhondda". I know it's clean, but it's still fun, and you can experiment with male voice harmonies, always a big hit with rugby teams. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 05 Oct 01 - 01:09 AM As I Was Walking Tune: The Old Hundredth
As I was walking through the wood,
As I was walking through Saint Pauls,
As I was walking through St. Giles,
As I was walking down the street,
As I lay sleeping in the grass,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 05 Oct 01 - 01:10 AM Bagpipe Song Tune: Scotland The Brave
* Substitute your Rugby Team for Edinburgh City*
Here's to the lassie with the black hairy assey
Then there was the jockey with his upstanding cocky
Then there was the Yankee who was wanking in his hanky
Then there was the queerie who was leering through his beery
Then there was the harlot making money in the car lot
Then there was the masher who was posing as a flasher
Then there was the Wenchy doing down-down on a benchy
Now the moral of this ditty is that when in Edinburough City |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 05 Oct 01 - 01:10 AM By the Light Tune: By the Light of the Silvery Moon
By the light (by the light, by the light),
By the light (by the light, by the light),
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 05 Oct 01 - 01:11 AM Ball Game Tune: Take Me Out to the Ball Game
Whip it out at the ball game |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 05 Oct 01 - 03:48 PM John I'm with you, these disgusting songs remind me of when I was younger and played 1st team rugby, Oh how I repenteth my evil doings and would that my tongue could be cut out and trampled on by horn-ed beasts.But now (of course) such evil songs would never cross my angelic lips and foul the veritable air with such utterances of Saxon and Viking derivation. APART from the rugby songs, some of us who have been educated into the way of heavy metal etc (Of course H/M is a bit like S/M but the pain is in your ears after a real good gig) Please check out "The Mac lads" Well known purveyers of disgusting lyrics, set to popular songs of the 60's and 70's. They are so disgusting that I have had to go and see them at least 4 times and buy their albums because Allah in his infinate wisdom gave us ears that we should listen and eyes that should see all the "evil that men do" (Iron maiden song)Many of these, I am sure because it says in the bible-Seek and ye shall find, would be good for a folk gig that gets a bit rockish (like Steeleye S and Fairport C etc). So evil doers check out for these disgusting perverted wrong doers and spread the word so that all men of evil might be dammed and cast into the pit. ps Blessed are the cheese makers |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 05 Oct 01 - 04:11 PM Sorry "The Macc Lads" ( C's) Try lyrics .com http://lyrics. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 05 Oct 01 - 04:14 PM Sorry "The Macc Lads" ( C's) Try lyrics .com http://lyrics. Click here God didn't zap it, you forgot a bunch of HTML stuff. --JoeClone |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 05 Oct 01 - 04:55 PM Erik, I'll bet your Mother is very proud of you. I would think that someone who is apparently now too old to play ruggy would be mature enough to realize that it is a waste of time and energy to traffic in garbage like that. I would assume that most people on this board (at least the true Christians) are disgusted enough by the rugby songs and have no desire to explore the other genres that you have offered them. Your pseudo-Christian posturings are blasphemous. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 05 Oct 01 - 05:25 PM Thankee kindly sir-I'm a PAGAN,which is much older than other current trends in religion. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 05 Oct 01 - 05:46 PM And it don't say anything in the bible about Joseph and Mary never having a shag after jesus was born. By the way, My mother is dead-she would be proud of me! I have spent nearly all my adult life (except when shagging, singing dirty songs and having a good ol time) helping those less fortunate than me, for little reward or gain, but because I believe in the good of my fellow man and the need for committed help, not the misplaced concept of going to heaven because I lived the Christian life and feared some god or other who expected me to get down and worship it.-I don't want to get into this, but I, like many, have seen some real (what they think) Christians whom I wouldn't even give to lions, and some proper real humans with no religious beliefs of whom 1 is worth more than 20 so called religious zealots. So,. A poke with a bloke may be quite incidental And I'm not too old to play Rugby And ...Don't forget the Macc Lads And... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST Date: 05 Oct 01 - 05:51 PM This is funny!!!! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: alanabit Date: 05 Oct 01 - 06:29 PM Hasn't anyone posted "The Lady of the Manor" yet? It was always my favourite... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Gareth Date: 05 Oct 01 - 07:02 PM Ah dear - as a former Rugby Plyer, hard drinking Welshman I would beg to suggest that those bible bosuns who complain should look at thier hymnal.
"All things bright and beautiful, Including the verse -
"The rich man in his Castle,
I may add - our Coach, in the youth team I used to play for many years ago, was the local Methodist Minister, one Frank May, he winced at some of the songs, he did not drink the ale, but was a damn fine man, and taught me the straight arm tackle with the verve of any Rhondda prop forward.
Aaaah! Happy days - them is so long ago that metal studs were allowed - I can remember sharpening them up on the cement outside the pavilion before going on field.
One of the reasons I keep a Moustasch is the scars I recieved kicked in the mouth trying to fall on a fly hacked ball - but never mind, we got the sod later in the game !! - He was stretcherd off with bruised testicles. - But we both came out of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital in time to enjoy a pint of five.
Incidently (apart from Cosher Bailey ) One of my favourites and party pieces is this one The Harlot of Jerusalem one of the many versions in circulation.
And having done my bit to promote religious understanding, its good night from
Gareth
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST Date: 05 Oct 01 - 07:28 PM This is hiding over in another thread - and deserves a little "air time" over here.
Generally I've heard it as an additional banter in between the verses of the "Salvation Army Temperance Song"
Salvation Army, Salvation Army
1. All the girls in my twon wear grass skirts. boo-
2. All the girls in my town are corks. boo-
3. In our town there is only one bar. boo-
4. All the girls in our town wear masks. boo-
5. In our town there are only six bubble dancersBOOOO
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Gareth Date: 05 Oct 01 - 08:00 PM Sorry - the beer must have got to my HTML The verse should read
The rich man in his Castle, Gareth |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 05 Oct 01 - 09:25 PM Sure, mock someone who openly professes the true faith. It is only a sad pathetic attempt to hide your spiritual decay. You may laugh and shout gleefully at the sight of a rookie performing a Zulu or enthusiastically participate in spanking the bare buttocks of a birthday boy at a rugby party, but you are crying inside. You should change your ways. Instead of scoring tries for Satan, you should score them for Jesus Christ. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Snuffy Date: 06 Oct 01 - 10:25 AM But diamonds are a girls best friend etc etc. No, Eric, that's the real version. Isn't the rugby version Durex, not diamonds? I'll teach you the reat at Llanstock. Wassail! V |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 06 Oct 01 - 12:07 PM Thankyou for fixing the link who ever did it. Hitler used the idea that the Jews killed Jesus as one of his ideas for the way he treated 6,000,000 jewish believers. Like I said I don't normally get caught in this debate, but for you I make an exception. (My apologies to those of you-I know there are many, (including friendsof mine)who hold their beliefs sacred, and if I am offending you please forgive me since it is not you I am mad at, you are tolerant like most of us and have defended the freedom to express what people say on the Mudcat,even if you disagree. In the same way I defend your right to put your comments in place, but with out insulting each other) but John, you are an arsehole. I played Rugby and shared my life with so many people nearly all of whom I have liked, they have had their faiths and beliefs, they have been of different races and cultures. Since I have little time to discuss this and it will spoil a good thread on songs that make people laugh, Perhaps you should try sex instead of wanking-it's more fun to procreate with someone else than on your own (OOh sorry, it's a sin-now I'm in trouble)Try sheep, they can't run away with your wellies on Perhaps God has a sense of humor after all, which is why he invented jesus. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Jeri Date: 06 Oct 01 - 12:22 PM "You may laugh and shout gleefully at the sight of a rookie performing a Zulu or enthusiastically participate in spanking the bare buttocks of a birthday boy at a rugby party, but you are crying inside." Who told John Cleese about Mudcat? |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Nigel.Parsons Date: 06 Oct 01 - 02:40 PM Gargoyle (I think it was he, but it's a long way up this thread!!) a suitable tune for Mary Ann would appear to be "The Lambton Worm" which I assume is in the index (Though I haven't checked) |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Paul from Hull Date: 06 Oct 01 - 03:00 PM Apologies for maybe stealing what should rightfully be YOUR line I suppose, Gareth, but all I can say to 'John' (who I strongly suspect to be a troll anyway) is: "Drop-kick me, Jesus, through the Goalposts of Heaven"
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 06 Oct 01 - 03:12 PM Paul from hull is correct. I had assumed that my fellow ruggers would start to get wise when John started talking about Zulus and tries, but I guess that too many concussions and shots of T-Dew can slow you down a bit. As someone who has stood on a pitch singing Father Abraham with my shorts pulled down around my ankles, let me say that I actually love the wide collection of songs that you all have listed. Bless you my children. Now go forth and sin some more... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Paul from Hull Date: 06 Oct 01 - 03:29 PM Go on then, what is in 'John, Chapter 3, Verse 16'? Dunno whether you intended to or not, but you have 'stimulated' some good discussion here, & not particularly with the intention of 'winding people up' I feel.... Perhaps we need various 'classifications' of trolling... from say 'teasing', through 'mildly annoying', & all the way up to 'sociopathic' (& maybe beyond) for the real unfortunate types? |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 06 Oct 01 - 03:49 PM I dunno what is in that verse. I used it because that is often what people put on signs at various televised sporting events. My comments were for entertainment value given the colorful topic of this thread. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Paul from Hull Date: 06 Oct 01 - 03:53 PM Well, I'm curious enough to try & look it up now! *G* ....& you certainly provided plenty of entertainment value in my opinion! *S* |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Paul from Hull Date: 06 Oct 01 - 04:06 PM Hmmm...it's THIS one: 'John, Chapter 3, Verse 16' "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." Which coincidentally reminds me of somethhing that is PROBABLY now a Rugby song, though I've only heard of the Parachute Regiment singing it (as I have posted elsewhere on Mudcat...*G*): "There is a green hill far away, without a city wall, where our Dear Lord was crucified, He died to save us all Two, Three, Four.... FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW...." etc.... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 07 Oct 01 - 11:34 AM So John 36 49 36, you are really a rugger in disguise! Or is it if you can't beat them join them? League or Union? If this is so......then, I have to say I am not usually caught like a fish and played so well. Thanks for the laugh. But if you think you can gain an insight into satanic practices in scrumms, the lechery of loose rucks and mauls and the baths after, you are very much mistaken my friend. I bet you have scabs and are confined to the showers!!!! And only drink ginger beer shandy. By the way, you're not coming to Llanstock are you? What about "Away with Rum" the song of the salvation army? No one has listed that yet! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,John 3:16 Date: 07 Oct 01 - 02:22 PM Erik, I was a 35 year old rookie with a division III club in the Midwest last year. When my shoulder, ankle, and ribs completely heal, I am going to get back into it this year. In the meantime, the songs posted here help to keep me motivated.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 07 Oct 01 - 03:10 PM Glad you play a proper game and don't wear armour like softies! (Hehe) Good luck. I once cracked 3 ribs in a crunching tackle, about 4 months later in a return match, same team, I did them again! Never did again after that, but bloody hell they ached for a good few years.Good luck, I only gave up at aged about 38 because I couldn't afford to have my anle tendons stitched on.(They're healed, but not too strong) |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: pavane Date: 07 Oct 01 - 06:14 PM Have you tried this site? Smutty songs etc |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,Myra Proach Date: 07 Oct 01 - 10:46 PM This thread is entirely puerile and disgusting! Myra BTW, why hasn't anyone posted "Mariah MacNaughter?" |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST Date: 07 Oct 01 - 11:25 PM Sir Viking,
Ah...be ye a little disoriented by the scrum or the rum or is it the mead that sent you to seed?
I posted yer ruddy Salvation Army song, right over yer soddy head on 05-Oct-01 17:58 |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: SINSULL Date: 07 Oct 01 - 11:30 PM Anybody visit the auction lately. There is a collection of rugby songs up for sale. Smutty lot, too. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: The Walrus at work Date: 08 Oct 01 - 01:58 PM Guest, I think the one Eric is after is the one in the Database as AWAY WITH RUM. Does anyone know a slightly older version, "More beer and Bugger the Band of Hope" ?
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 08 Oct 01 - 02:31 PM Thankee all, I din't see "away with rum" cos i woz frisky with the whisky. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,erstwhile rugger hugger Date: 08 Oct 01 - 04:57 PM Myra, I almost got kicked out of my town house in Toronto years ago after I invited my rugger boyfriend and his rugger pals to a party and they commenced singing, at the top of their "puerile" lungs, songs like "Mariah MacNaughter, the vicar's fair daughter, The hairs on 'er dickie-die-do hung down to 'er knee. One black one, one white one, and one with a bit o' shite on, The hairs on 'er dickie-die-do hung down to 'er knee." (tune: The Ash Grove) Fortunately, I can't remember any more of it. Maybe we'll be lucky and no one will muddy the 'cat with the rest of it. But I wouldn't count on it. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Snuffy Date: 08 Oct 01 - 07:35 PM In England that usually starts "The Mayor of Bayswater, he had such a lovely daughter" and it's here MAYOR OF BAYSWATER'S DAUGHTER in the DT database. WassaiL! V |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,Myra Proach Date: 08 Oct 01 - 07:44 PM That's it, Snuffy. Just a slightly different version of the same vile, disgusting song. Thanks for posting it. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: mooman Date: 09 Oct 01 - 05:45 AM Maybe it's because I played for softie Southern teams (Reading University 1st XV and Rosslyn Park) but I can't remember "The Quartermaster's Stores" even though I sung it often enough (usually while streaking through the streets of Reading frightening the local denizens) and can't find it in the DT. Can anybody bring back fond memories? BTW, I remember "As I was walking by St Paul's" going down particularly well after we had beaten the said St Paul's Physical Training College 1st XV away and were enjoying their hospitality! mooman |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: mooman Date: 09 Oct 01 - 05:52 AM P.S. Eric...like you, several broken fingers and toes, twice in hospital with concussion, a gouged eye, cartilage damage to both knees, forced my premature retirement from this finest of sports! I find the music slightly less violent although have no been totally free of "music injuries" either! mooman |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Eric the Viking Date: 09 Oct 01 - 02:10 PM Hey Richard, Roslyn park, I used to play for "Old Aleyniens" and "Streatham and Croyden" Did you ever play Rugby netball on Clapham common? 1968-70 ish?< I didn't list all my injuries, they sort of extend a bit with various tears, twists and breaks don't they? The best game ever !!! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Gareth Date: 09 Oct 01 - 02:40 PM Mooman
Clik Here for a vrsion of
Gareth |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Gareth Date: 09 Oct 01 - 03:07 PM Sorry Try again Clivk here The Quatermastrs Stores Gareth |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: mooman Date: 10 Oct 01 - 02:43 AM Thanks Gareth, Brings back fond memories! Eric...we may have been "in combat" one time as I also played for Old Reigatians and Old Croydonians round about that time as well! mooman |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 11 Oct 01 - 12:35 AM Leader: "Oggy Oggy Oggy!" Unruly Mob "Oi Oi Oi." Leader (Louder) "Oggy Oggy Oggy!!" Rabble "Oi Oi Oi!" Leader (Really pissed now) "Oggy!!!!!" Crowd (Bellowing) "Oi!!!!" Leader (Red faced) "Ogy!!!!!" Audience "Oi!!!!" Leader "Ogy Oggy Oggy!!!!" Followers "Oi Oi Oi !!!!!!!!!!
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 11 Oct 01 - 12:36 AM Olé zooma zooma zooma Olé zooma zooma chief Drink it down you Zulu warrior Drink it down you Zulu chief Drink it down you Zulu warrior Drink it down you Zulu chief, chief, chief! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 11 Oct 01 - 12:37 AM Positively amazed THIS one is NOT in the DT, we sang it in elementry school
Walking Down Canal Street
Walking down Canal Street,
When I finally found a whore,
When I finally got it in,
When I finally got it out, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 11 Oct 01 - 12:39 AM Yank My Doodle
Yank my doodle it's a dandy,
I've got a Yankee doodle boner,
Yank my doodle it's so big,
Yank my doodle it's a dandy,
So yank my doodle 'till it cums,
Yank my doodle it's so big,
Yank my doodle it's a dandy,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 11 Oct 01 - 12:41 AM With the scrum through the memory of mud and blood, some of the above might not be technically, songs, but they are deffinately Rugby at its finest. This one falls there also.
Our Lager Tune: None
Our Lager |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST Date: 12 Oct 01 - 12:27 AM Well MONKEY BOY it has taken three and half years and one-hundred separate postings but here is your beloved S&M Manyou bloody perv
S&M Man
Who will run through jaggers,
CHORUS:: It's the S&M man,
Who can take a hammer,
Who can take a hammer,
Who can take his bicycle,
Who can take some sandpaper,
Who can take a old wood saw,
Who can take his willy,
Who can take a chainsaw,
Who can take a razor,
Who can take a sander,
Who can take a mallet,
Who can take a young girl,
Who would use machinery,
Who can take some fiberglass,
Who can take a light bulb,
Who can take just two bricks,
Who wears pants with zippers,
Who can take a bottle,
Who can take your scrotum,
Who can take a chainsaw,
Who can take your penis,
Who would take a condom,
Who can take your penis,
Who can take two ice picks,
Who takes jumper cables,
Who would take your kiddies,
Who would put a kid's hand,
Who gives children candy,
Who can take a chainsaw,
Who can take some clothes pegs,
Who can take a Doberman,
Who can take a hair curler,
Who can take his penis,
Who can find some newlyweds,
Who can take a glass rod,
Who can take a baby,
Who can take a nun,
Who can take a vagina,
Who can take a puppy,
Who can take a vice clamp.
Who can take a transient
Who can take a Coke bottle
Who can take a cheese grater
SONG ENDERS:
Who can take a baby,
Who can take a pregnant woman,
Who can go to the abortion clinic,
Who can take a little girl,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Paul from Hull Date: 12 Oct 01 - 02:46 PM Well....I'm not surprised you posted that anonymously.... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Oct 01 - 06:53 AM Thanks GUEST - Well that is "different" and perhaps best left out of the D.T. Here's a "nicer one" for those who more easily offended, it is a variation on Bestialitys' Best posted above.
Vegetables Are The Best
Chorus:
Do the deed with a weed, girls,
Other verses:
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Oct 01 - 06:59 AM I don't believe the Search Engines are working at the M.C.
Vicar in the Dockside Church
The Vicar in the dockside church,
The organist played 'Hearts of Oak',
Sweet Jenny Lynd got up to sing,
The up jumped Jock and hollered out,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Oct 01 - 07:01 AM Carolina Tune: Sweet Betsy from Pike
Way down in Alabama where the bullshit lies thick,
She's handy, she's bandy, she shags in the street.
One night I was riding way down by the falls,
I caressed her, undressed her, and laid her down there.
Faster and faster went my sturdy steed,
Up got Carolina all covered in muck.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Oct 01 - 07:03 AM
Cactus In My Y-Fronts
Chorus:
I've a jock strap made of leather
I was up in Cripple Creek,
I went down to Nevada
In Cal-i-for-ni-a where the rustlers are so 'gay'
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Oct 01 - 07:05 AM Virgin Sturgeon Tune: Reuben and Rachel
CHORUS:
I gave caviar to my girlfriend,
I gave caviar to my grandpa,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 15 Oct 01 - 04:46 AM Barcelona Tune: Mañana
CHORUS:
Way down in Barcelona,
Way down in Barcelona,
Way down in Barcelona,
Way down in Barcelona,
Way down in Barcelona,
Way down in Barcelona,
Way down in Barcelona where the miners shovel coal,
Way down in New York City,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 15 Oct 01 - 04:47 AM This is a version of "Darkies Sunday School" currently NOT in the DT. It has inuendo and is more playful. Country Sunday School
CHORUS:
Now Adam was the first man,
The Lord said unto Noah,
Now Moses in the bulrushes,
King Solomon and King David,
Now Samson was an Israelite,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Oct 01 - 12:38 AM For the Yanks in this forum that have never crossed the pond and had the honor of sojourning with the European "ladies." Here is a little background information. Then again,the notation is probably unnecessary, WHO besides a UKer-FBer (or a UC-La student) would read this thread?
Subject: RE: What brand condoms do Mudcatters prefer.
Durex is a Girl's Best Friend Tune: Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend
A poke with a bloke may be quite incidental,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Oct 01 - 12:40 AM OK folks, perhaps this could fall more in the catagory of "Camp-Fire-Songs," it is a variation of Three Jolly Fishermen As a "camper" I thought it a cute-ditty, but little did I know the OTHER words meaning when twisted to a footballer's mentality. Joe/Max will probably deleat it since it reflects sentiments THEY attribute to the Knaben/Jugen of the HJ. But given its irreverance to cutesy/niceness it is deffinately RUGBY!!! (posted 10/16/01 15:31 GMT)
Three Jews from Jerusalem Tune: Three Jolly Fishermen
There were three Jews from Jerusalem,
The first Jew's name was Issac (2x)
The second Jew's name was Abraham (2x)
They had a friend named Joseph,(2x)
And another friend named Jehosephat,(2x)
They went for a ride in a charabanc,(2x)
There was a mighty thunderclap,(2x)
They all fell over a precipice,(2x)
The took them off the hospital,(2x)
Otherwise known as the ramah sakit,(2x)
But there were no beds vacant,(2x)
The doctor came form Norfolk,(2x)
The nurse she gave them arsenic,(2x)
And this is where we finish it,(2x)
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 16 Oct 01 - 01:30 AM ...they teach these to the Philmont Rangers? geez..kinda gross... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Oct 01 - 05:13 AM Salome Tune: ???
Down our street we had a little party,
There was old Uncle Jim,
Little Sunny Tim,
CHORUS:
Monday night she fucks like hell, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Oct 01 - 05:20 AM Giving equal time to the women here is: S&M Girl Tune: Candy Man
Who takes jumper cables,
CHORUS: Oh, the S&M girl,
Who can jump a flagpole,
Who can take a buzz saw,
Who sleeps on barbed wire,
Who can shave her body,
Who rubs down with honey,
Who ties down her sweetie,
Who can take some shackles
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Oct 01 - 09:44 AM Peri Periwinkle Tune: Ach, Du Lieber, Augustin
Noo a lassie was roamin' by the banks of Loch Lomand,
CHORUS:
Singin' Peri Periwinkle, I see your wee wrinkle,
Noo he fed her and cled her and into bed led her,
Noo all the little angels are sent, are sent up
Which end up? Ass end up.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 16 Oct 01 - 11:29 AM ...garg...you aren't sleeping much....have you gotten laid off? I hope not! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Oct 01 - 03:48 AM Can't help but sing this song, and not recall that wonderful wedding scene from the original movie, The Godfather
Rajah of Aatrakhan Tune: When Johnnie Comes Marching Home
There was a Rajah of Astrakhan,
One day when he had a hell of a stand,
The warrior fetched the concubine,
The Rajah's cries were loud and long,
They hit the floor with a hell of a grunt,
There is a moral to this tale,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Oct 01 - 03:59 AM Nope Harpy, working double/triple time at the moment, sort of a wild, waltzing 6/8 tempo, a crazed tranatella worthy of Dmitri Dabalevsky. No rest for the wicked.
Drink
Drink,
Drink,
Burp, burp, burp, burp, burp, etc... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Oct 01 - 04:07 AM Now here can be heard a song for the herd, most appropriate for a Wicked Wyoming Wican if it don't make you more sicken.
It is similar to Carolina in the DT, but carries some distinctly different lyrics.
Down in Wyoming
Twas down in Wyoming,
She's randy, she's dandy
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Oct 01 - 04:09 AM A song of Max's east-coast cruisen the "Big A??????"
Don't That Bastard Get any Bigger? Tune: Put Another Log On the Fire
Don't that bastard get any bigger?
Don't that paycheck get any fatter?
Don't let that heart rate go any faster,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Oct 01 - 09:36 AM Another version of this is in the DT under Ringdang
Ringadangdoo Tune: My Ding-a-ling
CHORUS:
I once knew a girl, her name was Jean,
So she took him to her father's house,
The very next day her father said,
So she went to town and became a whore,
There came to that town a son of a bitch
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Oct 01 - 09:38 AM Don't Cry Lady Tune: ??? (Good Night Ladies?)
Chorus:
Hooray, hooray, my father's gonna get shot.
Hooray, hooray, my uncle's gonna get hung.
Hooray, hooray, my brother's gonna get hurt.
Hooray, hooray, my cousin's gonna get destroyed.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 12:20 AM Dinah Tune: ???
CHORUS:
I wish I were the diamond ring,
The rich girl rides a limousine,
The rich girl uses a sanitary towel,
The rich girl wears a ring of gold,
The rich girl wears a brassiere,
The rich girl uses Vaseline,
The rich girls work in factories,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 12:25 AM We have two very fine versions of this classic Austrailian in the DT. Here is bawdy parody.
Road to Gundagai Tune: Road to Gundagai
There's a crack winding back,
There's a yank there beside her,
With a frenchie on his big prick,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 12:29 AM Rip My Knickers Away Tune: ????
Be I 'ampshire, be I buggery,
CHORUS: Rip my knickers away,
Rip my knickers away, away,
Walkin' by the field one day
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 07:37 AM Roedean School Tune: We Shall Not Be Moved
We are from Roedean, good girls are we,
CHORUS:
Our school porter, he is a fool,
When we go out to the Vicar's for tea,
When we go down to the beach for a swim,
Our head perfect, her name is Jane,
Our house mistress, she can't be beat,
Our sports mistress, she is the best,
Each week at Roedean we have a dance,
Our head gardener, he makes us drool,
We have a new girl, her name is Flo,
We are from Roedean, lesbos are we,
Our school doctor, she is a beaut,
We go to Roedean, don't we have fun,
Those girls from Cheltenham, they are just sissies,
We go to Roedean, we can be had,
In our winter we wear our J.D.'s, Long combinations well below our knees, It's all right for dragging,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 09:47 AM More verses to this WWII classic already found in the DT.
Roll Your Leg Over Tune: Oh, Sally, My Dear
If all the young girls were like fish in the ocean,
CHORUS: Oh, roll your leg over,
If all the young girls were like fish in a pool,
If all the young girls were like fish in the brookie,
If all the young girls were like winds on the sea,
If all the young girls were like cows in the pasture,
If all the young girls were like mares in the stable,
If all the young girls were like bells in a tower,
If all the young girls were like bats in a steeple,
If all the young girls were like little red foxes,
If all the young girls were like little white rabbits,
If all the young girls were like trees in the forest,
If all the young girls were like telephone poles,
If all the young girls were like diamonds and rubies,
If all the young girls were like coals in the stoker,
I wish all the girls were like statues of Venus,
I wish all young ladies were singing this song,
If all the young ladies were far better skiers,
I wish all the girls were like Aspen Ski Tow,
If all the young girls were like winds on the sea,
I wish all little girls were like pieces of pie,
I wish all little girls were like small desert cactus,
We sing long, we sing loud, we sing all about it,
I wish all the girls were like holes in the road,
I wish all the girls would douche with Lavoris,
I wish all the men were like pipes in the yard,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 09:50 AM Did You Ever Wonder?
Tune=?
Have you ever wondered if your Mom gave Dad a blow job
Did you ever wonder if anybody ever hears you,
Do you ever wonder if the Tin Man wanted Dorothy
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 10:18 AM Dead Whore Tune: My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
II passed a dead whore on the roadside
Chorus:
I first met my dead whore at Mitch's
Chorus...
My dead whore looked into a gas tank
While nibbling my dead whore's festered nipples
Chorus...
My dead whore's vagina was swelling
Chorus...
Chorus...
I French-kissed my dead whore named Merly
Chorus...
Once upon thinking it over Chorus...
But before I could extract that jism
Chorus...
Goes at the end of Dead Whore or may be done as a song by itself. Born Dead Tune = Born Free
Born dead, your baby was born dead
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 07:25 PM How this one has escaped the DT, for this long, is beyond me.
Rub-A-Dee-Dub Tune: The Scotsman
Now the baker's boy to the mart he went,
Now the baker's boy was cunning and wise,
Now the butcher's wife was much alarmed,
Now the baker's boy was filled with joy,
Now in the 'morn when he awoke,
Now the baker's boy to the doctor went,
Now listen to the baker's boy,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 07:29 PM Posted into the Britania thread, is a great song for audience participation, simple enough that the most drunken of footballers can sing it.
Rule Britannia Tune: Rule Britannia
Rule Britannia, marmalade and jam,
Rule Britannia, marmalade and jam, BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG!
Rule Britannia, marmalade and jam, BANG, BANG, BANG!
Rule Britannia, marmalade and jam, BANG, BANG!
Rule Britannia, marmalade and jam, BANG!
Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the seas,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 07:32 PM Davy Cockhead Tune: Davy Crockett
Down in the valley where the black grass grows,
CHORUS:
Three months past and all was well,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Oct 01 - 07:34 PM Did You Ever See Tune: ???
Oh, I got an Aunty Sissy,
CHORUS:
I've got a cousin Daniel,
Oh, I've got a cousin Rupert,
Oh, I've got a cousin Anna,
Oh, I've got a brother Mike,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Oct 01 - 05:56 AM Pioneers Tune: Son of a Gambolier
The pioneers have hairy ears,
When cunt is rare they fuck a bear,
They take their ass upon the grass
Without remorse they fuck a horse
To make a mule stand for the tool
Great joy they reap from bugg'ring sheep,
When booze is rare, they do not care,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Oct 01 - 05:58 AM A fun playful one, I like it better than Cy,yi,yi,Yi's lymerics, by the third week everyone begins to have verses.
Poetry Song Tune: Chorus from "The Little Brown Jug"
Chorus:
Verses:
Little Miss Muffet,
Little Miss Muffet,
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Old mother Hubbard
There once was an old lady
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe
Little Boy Blew,
Old mother Hubbard went to the cupboard,
Jack and Jill went up the hill
Jack and Jill went up the hill
Jack and Jill went up the hill
Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill went up the hill
Jack and Jill went up the hill
Jack and Jill went up the hill,
Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill went up the hill
Jack and Jill
Jack be nimble,
Jack was nimble
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little sheep,
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little lamb
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little watch,
Mary had a little lamb;
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little lamb,
Mary had a little lamb
Little Willie, full of glee,
Little Willie with a thirst for gore
Little Willie,
The birds may kiss the bees goodbye,
Oh give me a home, where the buffalo roam,
A man's occupation
Roses are violet
Roses are red
Roses are red
Roses are red
Roses are red
Roses are red
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Oct 01 - 05:59 AM Poor Little Angeline Tune: ???
She was sweet sixteen and the village queen,
At the village fair, the Squire was there,
Now the village Squire had a low desire,
As she lifted her skirt to avoid the dirt,
So he raised his hat and said, "Miss, your cat,
Now the filthy old turd should have got the bird,
They had not gone far when he stopped his car,
When he'd oiled her well, he took her to a dell,
With a cry of "Rape," he raised his cape,
Now the story is told of a blacksmith bold,
But sad to say, that very same day
Now the window of his cell overlooked the dell,
Now he got such a start that he let out a fart,
When he got the spot and saw what was what,
"Oh blacksmith true, I love you, I do.
Not it won't take long to finish this song,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Oct 01 - 06:00 AM Poor Lil (Version 1) Tune: ???
Her name was Lil and she was a beauty,
She was young and she was fair,
Day be day her form grew thinner,
Now clothes may make a gal go far
She went to the house physician
She took to treatments in the sun,
For you must know her clientel-le
As Lillian lay in her dishonor,
This is the story of Lillian,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Oct 01 - 06:01 AM Poor Lil (Version 2) Tune: Same meter as Eskimo Nell
She was the best our camp produced
'Twas a standing bet around our town,
But down from the north came Yukon Pete,
We all knew Lil had met her fate
When all the boys could get a seat
She tried the twist and the double bunt
At last poor Lil just had to stop,
The sod was ripped for miles around
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Oct 01 - 10:11 AM b>Keyhole Song Tune: ???
The party ended early,
She sat down by the fireside,
If only she would take it off,
Oh the keyhole, keyhole, keyhole,
With soft and trembling fingers,
Oh the keyhole, keyhole, keyhole,
That night I slept in rapture,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Oct 01 - 10:13 AM Perfect for the UcLa programers on your rugby team
King of the Nerds Tune: King of the Road
Theorems to prove or not,
I work hard on my code at nights,
I know every engineer on every mainframe,
You know I watch Star Treck, TNG,
Ah, but cheap beer and take-out foods,
And I'm King of the Nerds.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 20 Oct 01 - 07:09 AM Some additional verses to the original classic found here within the DT.
Cats on the Rooftops Tune: Do Ye Ken John Peel
CHORUS:
The Australian lady who, when she wants to find a mate.
The labors of the poofter find but little favor here.
The dainty little skylark sings a very pretty song,
The lady by the seaside was feeling very blue,
The poor old rhinoceros, so it appears,
The poor old desert camel has no water for a week,
Little Mary Johnson will be seventeen next July,
When you wake up in the morning with a devil of a stand,
When you wake up in the morning with a surge of sexual joy,
The Regimental Sergeant Major leads a miserable life,
The ape is small and rather slow,
The flea disports among the trees,
The elephant's prick is big and round,
The orangutan is a colorful sight,
The oyster is a paragon of purity,
The wild boar in the mud all day,
Now a funny old fish is the old sperm whale,
Now I met a girl and she was a rear,
A thousand verses all in rhyme,
The owls in the trees and cats on the tiles,
Poor old Mr. Bengelstein, whose morals we doubt,
Long-legged curates grind like goats, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Oct 01 - 11:54 PM Personally, I like the version in the DT much better; but here is another rendering.
Gay Caballero Tune: ???
I am a gay young caballero,
I met a gay young señorita,
I went to a wise surgeano,
And now I'm a sad Cabellero,
At night as I lie on my pillow,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 22 Oct 01 - 12:01 AM As long as John Peel is near by,in this thread, here is another to that marvelous tune. A very similar version is listed in the DT as The Finest Fucking Family however, this one is different enough to be unto its own.
My Sister Lily Tune: Do You Ken John Peel
Oh, my little sister Lily is a whore in Picadilly,
ALT:
There's a man deep in a dungeon, with his hand upon his truncheon,
There's a little green urinal, to the north of Waterloo,
Have you met my Uncle Hector, he's a cock and ball inspector,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 22 Oct 01 - 05:49 AM My Sombrero Tune: Aye, Aye, Aye, Aye
My sister Belinda, she pissed out the winda,
Aye, aye, aye, aye, me and my soggy sombrero,
My sister Margarita, she come all excreta,
Aye, aye, aye, aye, me and my shitty sombrero,
My girlfriend Maria, she's got gonorrhea,
Aye, aye, aye, aye, me and my blobby dickero,
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Subject: Lyr Add: OLD TIME RELIGION (Zarathustra version) From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 22 Oct 01 - 05:59 AM A few more verses not in the DT for a song already teeming with dozens. Gimme That Old Time Religion Tune: Give Me That Old Time Religion
We will follow Zarathustra,
CHORUS:
We will pray with the Egyptians
In the church of Aphrodite,
I will worship my ancestors
We will pray with the Baha'i
Smoking ganja til my throat's dry
We will pray with Hare Krishna
Come'n hear of L. Ron Hubbard
We will pray with Jim and Tammy
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 22 Oct 01 - 06:06 AM If ever there was a rugby song, Drunk Last Night is it. It is in the DT. Here is another verse.
Oh what's that smell on the evenin' breeze? |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 22 Oct 01 - 06:13 AM A bawdy version of a classic.
Hallelujah, I'm A Bum Tune: Bound the Glory
Oh, why don't you work like other men do?
Chorus :
Springtime is here and I'm just out of jail,
I went to a house and I knocked on the door,
I asked for a piece of bread and some food,
When I left that lady, my cock it was sore,
I went to another and I asked her for bread,
Be happy and glad for the springtime has come,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Oct 01 - 12:26 AM My One Skin Hangs Down to My Two Skin Tune: My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
My one skin hangs down to my two skin,
CHORUS:
My body lies over the ocean,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Oct 01 - 04:26 AM My Mother-in-Law Tune: ???
One night in gay Paree,
And running up and down her spine,
I loves my mother-in-law,
Last night I greased the stairs,
She drinks all my brandy,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Oct 01 - 04:40 AM My Favorite Things Tune: A Few of My Favorite Things
MEN:
When the dawn breaks,
Penthouse and Playboy and something called Forum,
When I'm lonely,
WOMEN:
Men are useless,
Tight buns, silk undies, and erotic books,
When I'm thinking,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Oct 01 - 04:51 AM Posted originally to a MC thread in 98 by Roger Himler (aka Rodger in Baltimore) this one has not yet worked its way into the DT.
A standard with the old Smother's Brothers show of the U.S. 70's. This is a variation on their "My Old Man" Best as a pre-rehersed (over and over) set piece, where the team joins in on the chorus.
My Old Man
LEADER: Well, my old man is an Army Colonel.
ALL: So what do you think about that?
He wears a colonel's raincoat,
LEADER: He plays with his privates.
ALL: And some day, if I can,
I'm gonna grow up just like my old man.
VERSES: Confectioner . . . He packs fudge. Organ Grinder . . . He spanks his monkey. Farmer . . . He chokes his chicken. Butcher . . . He plays with his meat. Navy Captain . . . He inspects his seamen.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Oct 01 - 04:54 AM Mrs. Puggy Wuggy Tune: ???
Mrs. Puggy Wuggy has a square cut punt |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Oct 01 - 05:11 AM A popular sheet music piece about 1920. Here are the original, the bawdy version posted by Dick Greenhaus (http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=5550#35384) in 1998 (not in DT yet) and the FATHER version he asked for in that thread
Mother
M is for the many things she gave me
Put them all together, they spell MOTHER. Dick Greenhouse's Version MOTHER from frat days.
M is for the many times you made me;
put them all together, they spell MOTHER
Now, for extra credit, does anyone remember the sequel? It started F is for your foolish little letter, and spelled out FATHER.
Answer to Dick's question –FATHER- four years later
F is for the farts that used to linger
Put them all together and they spell FATHER |
Subject: Lyr Add: HARVEST OF LOVE (Benny Hill) From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Oct 01 - 09:52 AM HARVEST OF LOVE As recorded by Benny Hill, 1963.
I rise at six and then I feed the chicks,
CHORUS: I'm gonna sow the seed of deep devotion,
Yes, I was happy as a pig in spite of the way that you looked at me CHORUS
Side by side we will take a ride CHORUS 3X AND FADE. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 24 Oct 01 - 11:11 AM Irian Jaya Tune: Mull of Kintyre
Far have I traveled and much have I seen,
CHORUS: Irian Jaya,
Been rogered in Rio and poked in Peru,
Met a girl in the jungle with a bone through her nose,
Oh the skirt she was wearing was made out of grass,
She put down her basket, took hold of my tool,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 25 Oct 01 - 12:47 AM Could be in the DT, and then again might not. Ask Sam is a little tipsey tonight.
One-Eyed Riley
When I was sitting by the fire,
CHORUS:
Her hair was black, her eyes were blue,
Jack O'Flanagan is my name,
Walking through the town one day,
Up the stairs and into bed,
Fucked her till her tits were flat, Filled her up with soapy water,
Suddenly footsteps on the stairs,
He fired the pistol at my head,
Old man Riley's dead and gone,
Come you virgins, maidens fair,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 25 Oct 01 - 06:09 AM Or Would you Rather be a ____? Tune: Swinging on a Star
A Pom is an animal that drinks warm beers,
CHORUS: Or would you rather prop up a bar?
A Yank is an animal that don't know jack shit,
An Ocker is an animal with corks in his hat,
A Kiwi is an animal that likes to fuck sheep,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 25 Oct 01 - 06:15 AM
One-Eyed Trouser Snake
Oh, I got a little creature
He goes everywhere that I go
CHORUS:
One day I got reading in an old sky pilot's book,
I met this arty sheila who I'd never met before,
So come all you little sheilas and listen to me some, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 25 Oct 01 - 10:01 AM I'll Take the Left Leg Tune: Loch Lomond
Oh, I'll take the left leg, and you take the right leg,
When the Lord and his band were shaping up this land,
Angel Gabriel scratched his head and asked the Lord instead
Now there was me and Auntie Annie,
Now the old goat died, around Eastertide,
When a visiting rugby team took a whore from Aberdeen
Now wee Ronnie teaches pipes to girls of all types,
Now in Burn's magic prose, a Scottish girl is like a rose.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 25 Oct 01 - 10:36 AM ...you know garg....these songs about women are so disgustingly sexist that I can't imagine anyone singing them in mixed company. Some would also say violent. I hope you don't spend too much time collecting them...harpgirl |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 25 Oct 01 - 08:39 PM Ah Harpy, there is a breed of woman who harken to the sound of breaking bones and grunts of mortal pain, and who are enamored by the smell of blood and stale spilled beer. I take your presence within this thread to indicate a sort of voyeristic fascination.
Upon your request; I will do my best, to briefly break away and bring you the women's visionous versions. Good Lord knows your bum would be welcome in my scrum. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 25 Oct 01 - 09:05 PM ...ah garg...it's your online personality that intrigues, not the songs...the dungeons and dragons crowd have an interesting take on web presentation of self, I think. Do you play? |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 26 Oct 01 - 12:16 AM Hey, Harpy, ya wanna be my straight-man? You feed and I poke? Footballers aren't misogynists. All adore women/wives/mothers and have loving, enduring relationships which produce daughters. Perhaps because one or two nuts have been crushed. Just for you...Here is a female point of view.
If I Were the Marrying Kind
If I were the marrying kind,
And he'd find touch, and I'd find touch,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 26 Oct 01 - 03:51 AM Harping Girl, you THINK this reflects well on the male species of the globe? Reflections through jaundiced eyes, most frequently portray the critic!
Come on ol' harpy, I expected more from a fellow Maine-i-ak!
Lovely lady, I did not create, nor resurrect the bones of this long forgotten thread, however, I intend to fullfil it's promise since the material has, unwittingly, been placed within my grasp. I respect you as one of the truly, "kindred souls of the DT".....but how about looking for a "Knitting/Sewing SONG" thread to withdraw to? BTW....I think perhaps we dated for several years....your picture is not in the member's area....but your wit is her's. Post your photo, I will post mine. D&D - Donkey's and Dwarves? Whoop-T-Do!
You Won't Find Any Country
I've searched the world over, excitement I've sought,
CHORUS:
To tap a Yank for a good screw, in my belief,
The Dutch they just sit there, arsehole on bike,
Now haircuts for Germans are four times the price,
The Swiss nation at loving are antiseptic,
The Aussies are known for their intake of beer,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 26 Oct 01 - 03:56 AM Whoa, Harp!!!- Perhaps, this one compliments the male yang of the ying?
Inbred Man
Inbred Man, he's our man
Inbred Man had a sister once
Inbred Man he looses his truck
Inbred Man went down to the creek
Inbred Man had a dog named Rover
Inbred Man, he's got this punk
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 26 Oct 01 - 10:31 AM ...ah garg, my picture has been up for a long time via the forum. You just have to look. But I'm way more yang than I appear to be...Your turn! You're hard to pick out in that Philmont Rangers photo.... |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 26 Oct 01 - 08:49 PM Sorry, I don't know the team. At the end of the thread will be a posting of all the song credits, history, and writeup for the Ghost Riders Rugby Football Club, its the Camp Pendelton Marines not the U.S. Army.
Short on time right now Harps - so would you mind posting this next one into a couple of Irish threads?
Old Irish State
I'll sing you a song of the old Irish race
CHORUS :
Now Patrick was screwing for over an hour
Now Sean was a student at the top of his form
Mrs Riley went shopping for anti-perspirant
"The defendant, did he rape you?" said the judge to Anna.
Now Mary O'Toole a gynecologist had seen.
"Pilot Murphy to control tower, I want to come in."
Mrs O'Leary buried her husband, but her friend had found
Well the Jews tell us that they're God's chosen race.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 26 Oct 01 - 11:33 PM ...you're the Songmeister for sure garg!!! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Oct 01 - 04:19 AM Not a song, but a responce yell. How's Your
Leader: How's your father?
Leader: How's your mother?
Leader: How's your sister?
Leader: When was the last time?
Leader: When is the next time?
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Oct 01 - 04:22 AM Inside Those Red Plush Breeches Tune: ???
John Thomas was a servant tall
CHORUS: And he wore red plush breeches
Out of all the servant's at the servant's post
They went for a walk one moonlight night
They found a stump to sit upon
Mary had an illegit
Now Mary laid poor John a trap,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Oct 01 - 04:27 AM Incest Time in Texas Tune: Yellow Rose of Texas
When it's incest time in Texas,
No time for masturbation,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:10 PM Interesting one to track down some history on.
Queen of All the Fairies
Oh, she was a cripple with only one nipple
Twenty-one, never been done,
Ain't it a pity she'd only one titty
Twenty-one, never been done,
As he got older and bolder and bolder,
Twenty-one, never been done, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:11 PM Vlad Tune: ???
Eat, bite, fuck, suck, gobble, nibble, chew
AW VLAD, AW VLAD.
Well, I went to a party, and what did they do?
Everybody's ass was bare,
My baby's not a sports fan, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:12 PM Nellie Darling Tune: I Wish I Were an Oscar Meyer Wiener
Oh, your ass is like a stovepipe, Nellie Darling,
There's a yard of lint protruding from your navel, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:15 PM This is another variation of lyrics first discussed and then posted in the above thread.
Durex is a Girl's Best Friend
To be screwed by a dude
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:16 PM No trousers Tune: When You Wore a Tulip
Oh she wore no blouses
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:18 PM This peculiar collection of oddities has me flumoxed.
Nelly 'Awkins
I first met Nelly 'Awkins down
CHORUS (Tune Change):
(Tune Change) I caught a dose of pox a year ago, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:19 PM Within the MC forum - the first one appears to be a tradition for some families. Here are some other verses for other holidays.
Next Thanksgiving
Next Thanksgiving, next Thanksgiving,
Next Christmas, next Christmas,
Next Easter, next Easter, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:20 PM Nice Girls Tune: All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor
All the nice girls like a candle,
All the nice boys like a harlot,
All the parsons like a choir boy, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 08:21 PM
Nick-Nack Paddy-Wack
This old man, he fucked one,
CHORUS:
This old man, he fucked two,
This old man, he fucked three,
This old man, he fucked four,
This old man, he fucked five,
This old man, he fucked six,
This old man, he fucked seven,
This old man, he fucked eight,
This old man, he fucked nine,
This old man, he fucked ten,
This old man, he fucked eleven,
With a nick-nack paddy-wack, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Oct 01 - 11:59 PM HEINEKEN, SCHMEINEKEN Chant
Heineken, schmeineken,
Pabst . . . Blue . . . Ribbon!
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 12:29 AM Another version of the two already in the DT
COLUMBO
In Fourteen Hundred and Ninety-Two,
CHORUS:
Colombo went to the Queen of Spain,
Now three slick ships set out to sea,
The sailors on Columbo's ship,
Colombo came upon the deck,
Columbo had a one-eyed cat,
Columbo had a first mate,
For forty days and forty nights,
They spied a whore upon the shore,
With a joyful shout they ran about,
And when his men pulled out again,
Columbo went in haste to the Queen,
So she threw him in a stinking jail,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 12:33 AM JOE OFFER - sorry buggered the above post by leaving out the closing tags.
Another version of the one in the DT
COLUMBO
In Fourteen Hundred and Ninety-Two,
CHORUS:
Colombo went to the Queen of Spain,
Now three slick ships set out to sea,
The sailors on Columbo's ship,
Colombo came upon the deck,
Columbo had a one-eyed cat,
Columbo had a first mate,
For forty days and forty nights,
They spied a whore upon the shore,
With a joyful shout they ran about,
And when his men pulled out again,
Columbo went in haste to the Queen,
So she threw him in a stinking jail,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 12:35 AM I'M YOUR MAILMAN Tune - Blackbird, Bye Bye
Make me happy, make me gay, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 12:43 AM Falling into the military catagory - but
British Soldier (aka Suzie Wong)
Chorus:
Verses:
Yankee knocks upon my window
Yankee screws for just 5 minutes
Yankee cocks are sometimes limpy
Yankee lifts me on my pillow
Yankee tender kissed my nipples
Yankee treats me like his mother
Yankee sends me gold and diamonds
Yankee sleeps soon like a baby
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 12:50 AM Perhaps Shorty is acting up again....but this class is not appearing in the DT search
ARSEHOLES ARE CHEAP TODAY - VERSION # 1
Arseholes are cheap today,
ARSEHOLES ARE CHEAP TODAY - VERSION # 2
Arseholes are cheap today,
Large ones at three and eight,
We'll pledge your money back, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 12:56 AM HI HO! HI HO! IT'S OFF TO THE BURLESQUE SHOW Melody - Hi Ho, Hi Ho, It's Off to Work We Go
Hi ho! Hi ho! It's off to the burlesque show,
OTHER VERSES: |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 01:04 AM A collection of miscellaneous verses - Night Owl once posted part of the statue one, but left it hanging with nowhere to go, in the middle of a "mudcat cafe story."
HUMORESQUE I love to go out after dark
I've noticed lately
The Thinker is the only one
Passengers will please refrain
If you simply have to go
Passengers will please refrain
If this method is in vain,
Mabel, Mabel, strong and able,
Ever since you met our Nelly,
Was it you who did the pushin',
It was I who did the pushin',
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 01:10 AM I WISH I WAS IN ENGLAND Tune - Dixie
I wish I was in England,
I wish I was in Sydney,
I wish I was in Paris,
I wish I was in Vegas,
I wish I was in Tucson, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 12 Nov 01 - 12:37 PM ...Hi Ho, indeed! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 03:14 PM A good choice HarpGirl. This one was a little hard to find. It came from a parody of the "Smurf's Christmas."
Hi Ho
Hi ho, hi ho, its off to bed we go.
Hi ho, hi ho, its off to bed we go.
Hi ho, hi ho, its off to bed we go
Hi ho, hi ho, its off to bed we go
Hi ho, hi ho, its time for you to blow
Hi ho, hi ho, inside your bush I'll blow
Conclusion: |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 03:18 PM Lyrics added.... Already in the DT - but without the tune noted and without the updated versions of aircraft. Its connection to Rugby is purly because the club was Marines.
GIVE ME OPERATIONS
Don't give me a P-38,
CHORUS:
The engine is mounted behind,
Don't give me a Peter Four-Oh,
Don't give me a P-51,
Don't give me a P-61,
Don't give me an F-84,
Don't give me an old Thunderbolt,
Don't give me a jet Shooting Star,
Don't give me an F-86,
Don't give me an F-89,
Don't give me an F-94,
Don't give me an 86-D,
Don't give me a C-45,
Don't give me a C-54,
Don't give me a B-45,
Don't give me a One-Double-Oh,
Don't give me an F-102,
Don't give me a Phantom 4C,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: harpgirl Date: 12 Nov 01 - 06:37 PM a good hash might cleanse you of that testosterone poison, garg ole chap! go to it! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 11:05 PM Aye, HarpyGal...yer testin' the strength of me testes, eh?
Footballers may indulge, and on occasion, over-indulge, in the ethyl esters of C2H3OH, and perhaps some of us may twist a twig of fulminating tobacco, but THC...of the cannibis family...nope, no thanks, aside from "medicinal anabolic steroids" we as a lot.... are drug free.
I will check the Indian/Nepal clubs for songs in reference to your distilate of preference. This may take awhile and something may be lost in the translations. You are a challenging gal, with peculiar tastes.
In the meantime, please satisfy yourself with the following.
THERE WAS AN OLD FARMER
There was an old farmer who sat on a rock,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Nov 01 - 11:52 PM A man who kept stats in Katmandu for 17 years will be researching, in the meantime: Talked to other friends tonight, they say you are probably looking for the pop-song "Hash Pipe" by Weezer. Weezer has sort of a folk feel, particularly their first big hit...The Sweater Song....but I must assure you...this has NOTHING to do with Rugby Football. Sincerly, your most humble of servants Gargoyle.
Hash Pipe
I can't help my feelings, I'll go out of my mind
Oh, come on and kick me
I can't help my boogies they get out of control
Oh, come on and kick me
Oh, come on and kick me
I've got my hash pipe
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Nov 01 - 03:51 AM A "Football" song, but of the soccer variety, not folk but rock.
Three Lions ´98 Version
We still believe, we still believe
It´s coming home,
Tears for heroes dressed in grey
Three lions on the shirt
Talk about football coming home
Three lions on the shirt
We can dance Nobby´s dance
It´s coming home, it´s coming home,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Nov 01 - 03:58 AM HOT VAGINA Tune - Yellow Rose of Texas
Hot vagina for your breakfast, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Nov 01 - 04:03 AM GET IT UP, GET IT IN Melody - Bonanza Theme
Get it up, get it in, get it out don't mess my hair do
Get it up, get it in, get it out don't mess my hair do
Get it up, get it in, get it out don't mess my hair do
Get it up, get it in, get it out don't mess my hair do |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Nov 01 - 04:09 AM
CHAPPED HIDE
Ballin', ballin', ballin',
You thought he was the right one,
Pick him up, take him home, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Nov 01 - 04:12 AM BYE BYE CHERRY Melody - Bye Bye Blackbird
Back your ass against the wall, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 14 Nov 01 - 04:20 AM
ALI BOOGIE
CHORUS:
Mama's on the bottom,
Mama's on the bottom,
Mama's in the hospital,
I got a gal,
I got a gal,
Papa's got a watch,
One and one makes two,
Nappy, nappy hair |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,Atalanta Date: 14 Nov 01 - 07:29 AM I know you! Aren't you the LongBeach Hash House Harriers songleader? I ran in your Sunday hash!!! Atalanta |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Nov 01 - 12:08 AM I am honored …..to have been thought …..to have ……met you. No doubt, the pleasure would have been mutual.
Unfortunately, I have not met you.
Equally unfortunate, is that I am not the "Songleader of the Long Beach Hash House Harriers."
No doubt…..to have earned his title…. he is a talented and tuneful fellow. Unfortunately, I am not…… all of my contributions to the DT are lyrical in nature.
However, I AM a "Hasher"…. but only newly arrived within the pack…..and not yet worthy of any title. Someday, perhaps, I will run with Long Beach H3 and meet the man/woman you admire.
Sincerely, Gargoyle |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Nov 01 - 12:13 AM The cover page of the primary source
OFFICIAL SONG BOOK (Second Edition)
Not copyrighted – 15 January 1981 by Pendleton RFC
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 17 Nov 01 - 12:17 AM This is close as possible to the original written text's, layout and design; it is neither edited nor corrected, with the typos and original line breaks included. These were still the days of the manual and "selectric" typewriters.
The following explanation from/within the manuscript explains why I believe some of these songs, (hopefully dick/Susan will concur) belong within the anals (sic) of the Digital Tradition.
Sincerely,
PENDLETON'S FUCKING OFFICIAL (?) INTRODUCTION
The sport of Rugby is unique but oddly enough the action on the
Although the game of Rugby has often been described as unorgan-
Rugby songs themselves are a traditional part of folklore and
"It has often been said that what happens after a game of rugby
"Yet the rugby song does have a crude sort of folk culture all of (1)
"some dirty pesh's residence" and who retaliated by haunting the
"Some rugby songs tell a narrative story of heroic proportions
"Truly there is something for everybody, providing they can drink
Due to the length of this work and the skill (or lack thereof) of the
Signature
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Nov 01 - 12:10 AM Back in November of 99, a thread http://mudcat.org/thread.CFM?threadID=15135 was created requesting additional lyrics to this song. Combining those few and these we have the most complete version on the net…..(for twenty-eight minutes until "the bots" grab this and add it to their page.) ((Which is VERY good…nice bots, good boys, here take a byte.))
IF I WERE THE MARRYING KIND
CHORUS:
WOULD BE RUGBY FULL-BACK
WOULD BE A RUGBY HOOKER.
WOULD BE A CENTER THREE-QUARTER.
WOULD BE A RUGBY REFEREE'S WHISTLE
WOULD BE A RUGBY PROP-FORWARD
WOULD BE A RUGBY FLY HALF
WOULD BE A RUGBY SCRUM HALF
WOULD BE A RUGBY SCRUM ORANGE
WOULD BE A RUGBY SPECTATOR.
WOULD BE A RUGBY SECOND ROW.
WOULD BE A RUGBY GROUNDSKEEPER NUMBER ONE.
WOULD BE A RUGBY GROUNDSKEEPER NUMBER TWO
WOULD BE A RUGBY TICKET TAKER
WOULD BE A RUGBY SPECTATOR IN THE RAIN.
WOULD BE A RUGBY NUMBER EIGHT MAN
WOULD BE A RUGBY GOAL POST
WOULD BE A RUGBY TOUCH LINE.
WOULD BE A RUGBY PARTIER.
WOULD BE A RUGBY WING NUMBER ONE.
WOULD BE A RUGBY FULLBACK NUMBER TWO.
WOULD BE A RUGBY WIND NUMBER TWO.
WOULD BE A RUGBY CLEAT.
WOULD BE A SCRUM HALF'S DAUGHTER
WOULD BE A RUGBY THREE QUATER
WOULD BE A RUGBY PROP SIR
WOULD BE A RUGBY BALL SIR v
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Nov 01 - 10:13 PM A spoof on the Rordean School found within this thread. Personally, this one is better, and some textual references (probably stolen from a classic)indicate, perhaps, it came sooner.
WHOREDEAN SCHOOL
CHORUS: Up school, up school, fuck the school,
We are from Whoredean, Whoredean girls are we,
Our school doctor, she is a beaut,
We go to Whoredean, don't we have pluck,
We have a new girl, her name is Flow,
We go to Whoredean, we can be had,
Our house mistress you cannot beat,
Our head prefect, her nema is Jane
Our sports mistress whe is the best,
Our teacher Porter, he is a fool,
We go to Whoredan, don't we have fun,
When we go down to the sea for a swim,
The girls from Cheltenham, they are just sissies,
We are at Whoredean each Witson dance,
When we go down to Vicar's for tea,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST Date: 19 Nov 01 - 08:39 AM that's 'threepenny bitties' not 'three bitties' |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Nov 01 - 08:41 PM Thank you for the correction. If it make the DT no doubt, the correction will be added.
It is good to know that at least one other soul reads these.
With this little encouragment, the scrum marches forward.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Nov 01 - 08:43 PM FOR HE'S A DIRTY BASTARD
For he's a dirty Bastard,
Of all the son-a-bitches
So him, him, fuck him.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Nov 01 - 08:44 PM RUGBY ALMA MATER
The rugby boys are out on the piss again,
The rugger huggers want too much fucky fucky,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Nov 01 - 08:45 PM This one is DIFFERENT LYRICS. There is another one in the DT. I DON'T WANT TO JOIN THE ARMY
CHORUS
Monday I touched her on the ankle,
SECOND
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Nov 01 - 08:46 PM Verse added. The WWII Tulagi Song is found in the DT. In the Rugby version the phrase "Fuck 'em all" replaces the PC "bless them all." The following verse is not in the DT. TULAGI SONG
So here's to your corporals and privates too,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Nov 01 - 08:47 PM DON'T SAY NO
Oh, my darling, don't say no, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 11 Dec 01 - 11:38 PM Mrs. Murphy TUNE - Cassons Go Rolling Along
Give a cheer, give a cheer,
Won't you put it in your mouth Mrs. Murphy,
If I had the wings of an eagle,
Now you say you're still a virgin,
For now you've got a throat like Linda Lovelace,
Now we've got a team called Pendleton,
We'll eat you and beat you and mistreat you,
Sung by the whore house quartet,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 11 Dec 01 - 11:40 PM The Rugby Tinker
CHORUS:
The lady of manor was dressing for the ball,
She wrote to him a letter and when it he did read,
She wrote to him a letter and in it she did say,
He mounted on his charger and on it he did ride,
He rode into the courtyard and on up to the hall,
He fucked them in the kitchen and he fucked them in the stall.
The tinker begged the mistress and in then minutes she was dead,
He rode from out the manor and on into the street,
The inker he is dead now and buried in St. Paul's
Some say he went to heaven and some say he went to hell,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Dec 01 - 10:24 PM The Street of the Thousand Arse Holes
CHORUS:
In the Street of a Thousand Arse Holes
She sat beneath the joss sticks,
She thought of her lover, the bastard,
"Oh come to me you bag of shit."
She raised herself on her starboard tit,
He clutched his tool with calloused hand,
At length with anger screaming out,
His anger quickly mastered him,
The Chinese maiden now is gone,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Dec 01 - 10:26 PM O'Reilly's Daughter
CHORUS:
Sitting one night in O'Reilly's bar
I took her gently by the hand
I fucked her standing, I heard Reilly coming up the stairs
I grabbed O'Reilly by the hair
Now I'm growing old and grey
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 13 Dec 01 - 08:37 PM LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART Tune: Same
Let me call you sweetheart |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 13 Dec 01 - 08:38 PM THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
CHORUS:
I took my Missus horse riding, horse riding
I took my wife for a ramble, a ramble
I asked her if it hurt her, hurt her,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 13 Dec 01 - 08:40 PM Many different, and better, versions of this one in the DT, but here is still another one.
THERE WAS A YOUNG SAILOR
There was a young sailor who sat on a rock
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 13 Dec 01 - 08:43 PM THE LOBSTER
CHORUS:
Good morning Mister Fisherman,
Yes, Sir said the Fisherman
I took the lobster home
In the middle of the night
The Missus gave a giggle
The wife grabbed the shovel,
We hit it in the head,
The moral of this story,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Dec 01 - 11:01 PM I LOVE MY WIFE
I love my wife; |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Dec 01 - 11:04 PM A variation of "Carolina" found in the DT. I like this one better. Why "Charotte" instead of the better rhyme of "Charlot" I don't know.
CHAROTTE THE HORLOT
CHORUS: She's filthy, she's nasty
Way out in the Wild West where the cactus lies thick,
One night on the prairie while riding along,
One night on the desert her legs opened wide,
I leapt from my saddle and reached for her crack,
Up got Charotte all covered with muck
The funereal procession was forty miles long,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 16 Dec 01 - 11:09 PM FANNY BAY
If you ever go across the sea to Darwin,
Some are black and some are white, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 18 Dec 01 - 12:07 AM There is a version in the DT ….but the DT's is neither nearly as long, nor as bawdy as this one.
This section is copied from pages 68,69,70, 71 of some other published source that was inserted into the Pendelton Marine Rugby Football Team Song Book.
THE GOOD SHIP VENUS
'Twas on the good ship "Venus,
CHORUS: Frigging in the rigging,
The captain's name was Slugger
The first mate's name was Paul,
The second mate's name was Andy
The third mate's name was Morgan,
The captain's wife was Mabel
The Captain's randy daughter
A cook whose name was Freeman,
Another cook was O'Malley,
The Boatswain's name was Lester,
The engineer was McTavish
A homo was the Purser,
Another one was Cropper
The cobin boy was Kipper,
The ship's dog's name was Rover
'Twas in the Adriatic
The end of this naration
So now we end the serial
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Dec 01 - 12:18 AM Listed as page 141 from the original of a photo-copied insert in the Pendleton book.
FLY AWAY YOU BUMBLE BEE
Sambo was a lazy coon
"Get away you bumble bee
****hole rules the Navy
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Dec 01 - 09:04 PM There are three versions of this ditty in the DT but here is a fourth, and this is a BETTER version
CHARLOTTE THE HARLOT LAY DYING
TUNE: My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
CHORUS:
Charlotte the Halot lay dying,
Charlotte the Harlot repented,
Charlotte the Harlot was buried, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 19 Dec 01 - 11:01 PM A SONG ABOUT TURDS
CHORUS:
There was an old lady who lived on West Street,
Sjhe ran to the window and stuck out her ass,
He ran to the east and he ran to the west,
If ever you pass o'er the Flat River bridge
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 20 Dec 01 - 04:13 AM THE HOLE IN THE ELEPAHNT'S BOTTOM
I wanted to go on the stage
His balls they hang so low
The man who plays the front part
There are pockets inside the clothes
Now my part hasen't got any words
Some may think that this story is good, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 20 Dec 01 - 04:16 AM THEY'RE DIGGIN UP DAD'S REMAINS
They're digging up dad's remains to build a sewer; |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Dec 01 - 01:18 AM It is HARD to imagine these ditty's do not reside elsewhere on the the net….but… for the most part…. many are original postings….. While they are a glorious tribute laid at the feet of Dick and Susan…they are grudgingly laid on the max location of cripples.
This one might be adopted as the anthem for Max himself!!!
Anyone looking for a thesis "Machaveli on the Net?" (follow the threads of the puss-filled-pussy)
QUEEN OF ALL THE FAIRIES
CHORUS:
Oh, she was a cripple with only one nipple,
Ain't it a pity she'd only one titty
And as he got older and boldr and bolder,
They tried his in the infantry,
We see no hope for his unless
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: BlueFolk Date: 21 Dec 01 - 02:58 AM A funny rugbysong is "Hippo in a Skrum" by Leon Schuster, but to appreciate it you have to speak a litte Afrikaans (language of a South African Boer). |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Dec 01 - 06:11 PM JOHN - Please Post the LYRICS! Sounds like a hoot. Only hippo song I have is about wanting one for Christmas....and its not rugby.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Dec 01 - 06:23 PM I DON'T KNOW WHAT HIS NAME IS…
CHORUS:
I went through the front gate,
I went in through the front door,
I went up the stairs,
I took all my clothes off
I put on my 'jamas,
I got into bed,
I laid on my side,
FINAL CHORUS: |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Gareth Date: 21 Dec 01 - 06:35 PM Gargoyle. Most of your last postingd seem to be lifts from those exellent text books "Rugby Songs" & "More Rugby Songs" jon D my taal may be getting a little rusty these days but No 2 Sister is still fluent. In the interest of a dying culture these should be recorded. Gareth
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Dec 01 - 09:39 PM Gareth - Thanks for dropping in on the thread - I will seek and secure the two books you mentioned. These postings are coming from photocopied notes that were typed and handwritten except where noted with a page number that was copied from an unidentified source.
Dick Greenhouse - has a wonderful, humorous, bawdy collection of classics, many of which are also "rugby classics" - This thread is filling in for the specific ones not already in his Digital Tradition Archive.....
PLEASE POST ANY bits, pieces, snippets or songs that you know....and if possible....where you first became aware of them.
THANX again for dropping by, sometimes it gets lonely and cold... high on the steeple.... gurgling rainwater in the night....down on the people...... but I now have a MUCH greater respect for the original "labor of love" dick and susan spawned.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Dec 01 - 09:55 PM Perhaps, this thread, from the old "Glory Days of the MudCat" refers to your books. I will also seek out the LP's mentioned
The song posting immediately following this is the full version of the one Steve Parkes posted
http://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=10022
Steve Parkes lyrics request - my rhubarb refuses to rise RE: lyrics request - my rhubarb refuses to rise 30-Mar-99
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Are you collecting rugby songs? There used to be several books and one or two lp records (the Jock Strapp Ensemble, if memory serves) - if they're not still in print, there must be a lot going at second hand.
From our "Fancy that!" department: writer and researcher Dan Farson reckons that prime Jack the Ripper suspect James K Stephen was the Stephen in
Mary from the Mountain Glen Interestingly, this is one of the (relatively!) more poetic rather than merely obsecene examples. Some were obviously written by "genuine" poets - Dylan Thomas used to turn a good rude rhyme in the pub, for example. And "Eskimo Nell has been attributed to Robert Service. A verse like
Oh, have you seen the pistons
is what George Orwell would have called "good bad poetry" (or maybe the other way about!). It's humorous and well put together; the whole piece could have been written very effectively using euphemism rather than obscenity; but maybe the mores of the times (1900-1920?) meant that anything that risqu‚ would have no circulation except in the circles where obscenity was commonplace.
We could go on for hours, couldn't we?! I'll let somenone else have the floor, though.
Steve (Queen Mary's Grammar School RFC (League, not Union!) 3rd 11, 1962-1965)
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Dec 01 - 10:13 PM Ah...Mr. Parks no doubt, you knew THIS obscure one for the same reason I know twenty songs with gargoyle in them.
THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAIN GLEN
CHORUS:
There was maid of the mountain glen,
Stephen was a bonny child,
Mary of New Brighton Pier,
FINAL CHORUS: |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 21 Dec 01 - 10:51 PM WE'RE ALL QUEERS TOGETHER
CHORUS:
I went for a ride on the tram-tram,
I went to sell my motorcar, |
Subject: ADD: In Mobile From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 22 Dec 01 - 12:48 AM MOBILE
CHORUS:
Oh the seagulls they fly high in Mobile,
There's a man by the name of Hunt in Mobile,
There's a shortage of good bogs in Mobile,
There's a shortage of bagpaper in Mobile,
There's a man by the name of Smith in Mobile,
Oh they teach the babies tricks in Mobile,
It's a fuck of a (illegable)….. in Mobile,
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 22 Dec 01 - 01:11 AM In the DT as the "Foreman's Song" this is another version. The DT tune identified as "Red Flag" (CLICK) is of course "Oh Tannenbaum." A parody/reply of the James O'Connel 1899 version in the DT (click) RED FLAG
CHORUS:
"Twas on Gibraltar's Rock so fair,
A sailor who was passing by, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Snuffy Date: 22 Dec 01 - 07:02 AM Dan Farson is just plain wrong on this one They called the bastard Stephen, 'Cos that was the name of the ink. When I was at Grammar School in the 50s/60s all our work had to be done in fountain pen, and you had to carry a bottle of ink round in your satchel for refilling purposes. Steven's Blue-Black ink was my prefered choice, but some of the other kids used Quink instead.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 15 Nov 02 - 10:58 PM An appropriate song for this immediate period in history, as we are posed on the brink of another war with Iraq.
I have chosen to post this to the "Rugby Thread" because of its ribald content and more importantly, its origins are within the Camp Pendleton Marine Base – the song-book source for my previous postings to this thread. However, the immediate reference is even stranger.
Roll Me in Your Arms - "Unprintable" Ozark Folksongs and Folklore", Volume 1, Folksongs and Music, Vance Randolph, University of Arkansas Press, 1992, No. 180 Root, Hog or Die! p 576-579.
"The original 1850's "Bullwhackers' song" lent itself to lively parodies….
"Here is the text of "Old Saddam Hussein" (or "old Harem-Scarem"), collected at the U.S. Marine Carps boot training camp, Pendleton, California, February 1991. See glossarial notes at the end of the text. Each double stanza repeats its own last two lines, as shown, to form the chorus. The cannibalistic images are striking:
When old Saddam Hussein found
Root hog or die! Root hog or die!
When old Saddam Hussein
Root hog or die! Root hog or die!
Well, old Saddam Hussein
When old Saddam Hussein
If the Army and the Navy
Root hog or die! Root hog or die!
"The singer added that he also knew a sequel called ' Kuwaitus Interruptus.'"….In stanza 1:2 above, pecker penis, and so also the dialectal variant ellick, from the Scottish name Alec, as in "smart aleck," for any disliked would-be hero or wit.
Randolph within this immediate section also includes an interesting footnote. It is regarding rap (so disliked by some current wannnabe mudcat drop-ins) and yet a rich, ripe area of lyric harvesting. (Xenophobes!!!)
"In 2:7 mother-fucker, originally a Negro slang term used aggressively in "dozens" insult-contests or "rap" sessions as the most extreme insult possible, but not often meant literally and sometimes abbreviated expurgatorial – especially by white jazz musicians – to "mother" or mockingly varied Oedipally to "granny-jazzer" or "poppa-hoppa."
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Joe_F Date: 17 Nov 02 - 06:47 PM Browsing this thread, I discovered that way back in October 2001 I promised a Scottish version of There Was a Monk of Great Renown, but never followed up. Here it is: THERE WAS A MONK OF GREAT RENOWN (As sung at St Andrews University, ca. 1959) 1. NARRATOR (sings): There was a monk of great renown, (3x) Who bought a whore for half a crown. CHORUS CONGREGATION (speaks): The sod! The dirty sod! The bastard deserves to die. NARRATOR (speaks): How shall he die? CONGREGATION (shouts): Fuck him! (After 2. also:) Double-fuck him! (After 3. also:) Triple-fuck him! (After 4. also:) Quadruple-fuck him! NARRATOR (whispers): Shhhh! Here comes the vicar. VICAR (speaks): A prayer for those in trouble. CONGREGATION (shouts): Abortion! VICAR (speaks): A prayer for the frustrated. CONGREGATION (shouts): Fuck! VICAR (speaks): A prayer for the constipated. CONGREGATION (shouts): Shit! VICAR (speaks): A prayer for the castrated. CONGREGATION (shouts): Balls! VICAR (speaks): Gentlemen! What have we said? Let us pray for the soul of Brother Banglestein. CONGREGATION (sings): Glory, glory, hallelujah! Balls for Brother Banglestein, Banglestein, Banglestein, Balls for Brother Banglestein, Dirty old man! For he keeps us waiting While he's masturbating, So balls for Brother Banglestein, Dirty old man! 2. NARRATOR (sings): His brother monks were so annoyed 'Cos with a woman he had toyed, 3. They put an end to all his frolics, For with a knife they cut off his ballocks, 4. And now, bereft of all desire, He sings soprano in the choir, -- --- Joe Fineman jcf@TheWorld.com ||: The end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we :|| ||: started and know the place for the first time. :|| |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Gareth Date: 17 Nov 02 - 07:04 PM Gargoyle - You old tosser - a correction to your post on We are all queers together/ "I went for a ride on the tram-tram, It was crowded and I had to stand, When a sweet little boy offered his seat, I reached (illegable)…. my hand" Should read :- "Then a sweet little boy offered me his seat, So I reached for it with my hand" And theres the verse youv'e forgoten "I stayed at a posh London hotel, The waiters were all of a kind, I asked for prompt room service, They said it was a little behind" Gareth |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: Joe Offer Date: 15 Feb 03 - 12:32 PM Gargoyle, that's quite a collection. I did my best to fix your HTML where it needed fixing. Now I have another collection of Rugby songs for you to study, francerugby.fr I wish my French were a little better... -Joe Offer- |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: SmokinBill Date: 21 Feb 04 - 04:58 AM Okay, I just spent a bloody hour reading your collection. I'm impressed and appropriately disgusted. Here is one of my own songs you might like to add to your repertoire: HERE'S TO THE VAGINA (To the tune of "St. James Infirmary") Here's to the vagina, From whence each of us came. Each vagina is unique, No two are the same. Vaginas are all beautiful, Be they black or brown or white. Some men like them all stretched out, But most prefer them tight. Here's to the vagina... etc. Some vaginas are shaven bald, And some have fur like mink. Some smell sweet like French perfume, But most vaginas stink. Here's to the vagina, etc. When dealing with vagina, Don't act in too much haste. Remember, friends, when you go down, To sniff before you taste. Here's to the vagina ... Smokin' Bill's Digital Depot |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: SmokinBill Date: 21 Feb 04 - 05:06 AM Here's another one I wrote a few years ago. Unfortunately my rugby club never picked this one up and I have long since retired from the sport (except for occassional old boys matches and other fits of dementia). It's a call and response ditty, and it's designed so people can make up new verses on the fly, just by rhyming with the name of a saint. THERE AIN'T NO SAINTS IN RUGBY (To the tune of "South Australia") Caller: My patron saint is old Saint Mark. Response: Heave away, haul away, what's he the patron saint of? Caller: Shaggin' all the beasts on Noah's ark. Response: That's nothing to be ashamed of. All sing chorus: Oh, you ancient dirty fuck, you'd bite your own mother in a ruck |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs (oops) From: SmokinBill Date: 21 Feb 04 - 05:33 AM apologies... this is the complete message: Here's another one I wrote a few years ago. Unfortunately my rugby club never picked this one up and I have long since retired from the sport (except for occassional old boys matches and other fits of dementia). It's a call and response ditty, and it's designed so people can make up new verses on the fly, just by rhyming with the name of a saint. THERE AIN'T NO SAINTS IN RUGBY (To the tune of "South Australia") Caller: My patron saint is old Saint Mark. Response: Heave away, haul away, what's he the patron saint of? Caller: Shaggin' all the beasts on Noah's ark. Response: That's nothing to be ashamed of. All sing chorus: Oh, that ancient dirty fuck, He'd bite his own mother in a ruck Bless the soul of that asshole Cause there ain't no saints in rugby. My patron saint is old Saint Clare (Heave away, haul away, what's he the patron saint of?) Rainbow-dyeing her pubic hair (That's nothing to be ashamed of) chorus My patron saint is old Saint Nick (Heave away, haul away, what's he the patron saint of?) Teaching the elves to suck his dick (That's nothing to be ashamed of) chorus My patron saint is old Saint John (Heave away, haul away, what's he the patron saint of?) Showing old ladies his hard-on (That's nothing to be ashamed of) .......... I'm sure you can imagine the possibilities for this one. If you're not familiar with the tune, you might want to check out The Pogue's version of "South Australia." I'd love to see this one catch on at post-match drinkups... Maybe I'll get the Union College Old Boys Rugby Football Club to learn it. Smokin' Bill's Digital Depot |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,Skipper Date: 11 Apr 04 - 06:26 PM Here's a song for John3:16 It's called Jesus Can't Play Rugby (Sung to the Battle Hymn of the Republic) CHORUS: Free beer for all the ruggers, Free beer for all the ruggers Free beer for all the ruggers, Jesus saves, Jesus saves, Jesus saves SINGER: Jesus can't play rugby 'cause the Jew won't pay his dues ALL: Jesus can't play rugby 'cause the Jew won't pay his dues Jesus can't play rugby 'cause the Jew won't pay his dues Jesus saves, Jesus saves, Jesus saves! SINGER: Jesus can't play rugby 'cause he's only got 12 men ALL: Jesus can't play rugby 'cause he's only got 12 men Jesus can't play rugby 'cause he's only got 12 men Jesus saves, Jesus saves, Jesus saves! OTHER VERSES: The goal posts give him flashbacks His dad fixes the games He wears illegal headgear He's got holes in his hands He can't support a hooker Jesus can't play touch judge 'cuz his arms point both ways He's nailed to a cross He's got some open wounds He wears illegal spikes Be sure to finish this song with the following verse, to make sure you don't go to hell (for singing this song, at any rate). ALL: Jesus, we're only joking. Jesus, we're only joking. Jesus, we're only joking. Jesus saves, Jesus saves, Jesus saves. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 12 Apr 04 - 12:06 AM Least it go without notice Father Bill - your fine words were contributed on Easter Sunday 2004.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 24 Aug 04 - 12:40 AM "Sexual Life of the Camel"(variation) THE POOFTER VERSES
JOE'S link .... to a now-dead-thread on AOL ..... is an excellent example....of why lyrics SHOULD be posted to the Mudcat treads (with correct notation and credits) http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=24760#539476 These following verses were purloined from the "Lagos Away Team Pamphlet" in a dark urine-strentched ally of Cardiff, Wales around midnight, in the shadow of Mellenium Stadium, July 2004.
It was an interesting bawdy allustion to several sanguine ballads of the past.
My name is Cecil,
I went for a ride on a chuff-chuff
It was Christmas Eve in the harem (to Mr Bangelstein)
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 24 Aug 04 - 01:00 AM This is usually a Septment/October job...but an injury has sent me home early. I have searched the DT and Forum...and find no versions of these lyrics. Consider them "fresh meat for the gods." Another LAGOS Nigeria song is:
The Rajah From Astrakhan
There was a Rajoh from Astrakhan,
On night he awoke with a hell of a stand,
The warrior fetched the concubine
The Rajah bellowed lound and long
They hit the ground with one hell of a dunt
There is a moral to this tale,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 24 Aug 04 - 05:40 AM BRIAN BARU
A second variation of of the one found in this thread: http://www.mudcat.org/@displaysong.cfm?SongID=5755
I was up to my waist in the turf-mould
'Twas a chest of the finest bog oak, sir,
I doubt that you'll never believe me,
Yes, an ancienct old Irish French letter,
I cast my mind back through the ages,
I heard remark sternly,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 24 Aug 04 - 11:25 AM Ding Dong
On a Sunday afternoon
Now there were Ding Dings and there
"Just a minute," said the vicar, "there's a mistake here. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 24 Aug 04 - 11:42 AM THE CLAP
Once upon a time I was a hasher,
(Chorus): I've got the clap again,
One night to the Hash there came a beauty,
Six o'clock Hash Master got his horn out,
This girl showed me she really was no novice,
Drove her home that night, she lived in Lagos,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 24 Aug 04 - 11:51 AM LAGOS IS STRANGE
Oh, give me a home where the nightfighters roam,
(Chorus):
Oh, Lagos is strange
What a wonderful sight to watch everyone shite
(Chorus)
Now to get into town or just moving around,
(Chorus)
Oh, the last Saturday is for clearing away,
(Chorus)
Mismanagement here, well they like their beer,
(Chorus)
In the circle don't chat, 'cause the R. A.'s no prat,
(Chorus)
Now there are those who come
(Chorus)
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 25 Aug 04 - 01:23 AM I guess you could consider this to be the Italian step-sister of the Mexican who married a Nigerian.....you know....the one from Leland Stanford Jr.'s Farm.
GIVE ME THAT GOOD OLD VINOCHORUS Si, si signore, My sister Belinda She pissed out the window All over my brand new sombrero.
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 25 Aug 04 - 01:32 AM I thought the whole world knew this one ....but find it lacking verses in the DT and Forum
(A personal Nigerian View of Colonialism?)
THE FRENCH NATIONAL ANTHEM
A Frenchman went to the lavatory
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 27 Aug 04 - 12:55 AM The following series of songs were lyrics obtained in July of 2004 at Cardiff Wales, Mellenium Stadium.
Since so many irrelivant (so-called MUSICAL) threads run into ....so many irrelivant stories here is a Rugby-Thread "irrelivant story" and a "rugby joke".....I do not fear a "dillution of the threa" by less than five percent.
There are damn few ... for sure....on this planet secure....that can claim a lineage more direct. ,
During a Wales v England match at the Millenium Stadium a lightening storm hit Caridff and a bolt was conducted through the towers to the touch line. In a tragic accident both coaches - Graham Henry and Clive Wooward - were killed.
Ther were taken straight to heaven where they were warmly greated by the Almighty. Aftrer a while Clive was taken to thi8s new accommodation, stype cottage with statues outside in the form of English rugby greats. As a constant background he could hear the sweet voices of angels singing Jersualem and Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.
Clive was delighted until he suddenly heard some even more beautiful singing coming from the top of the hill. He listened closer and could her Bread of Heanven follow by Land of My Fathers. Clive looked up the hill to see a great palace with statues outside of Barry John, Gareth Edwards and JPR Willi8ams. A party was taking place in the garden with Grains SA flowing freely as the corwd watched Scott Gibbs scoring his ty at Wembley against England in 1999.
Clive went to The Lord and said: "Look, I dont't want to appear ungrateful - my cottage is great, but why does Graham get the huge mansion?"
God broke into a laugh as he replied: "Clive your've got it all wrong! That';s not Graham's place - it's mine."
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 06:20 AM AS noted by diesel in this thread - Ireland Rugby Song http://www.mudcat.org/Detail.CFM?messages__Message_ID=1148046
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 06:30 AM Your're Welsh!
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 06:37 AM Roll a Silver Dollar(Roller, roller, roller, roller,.......
You can roll a silver dollar, down along the ground,
Listen, my honey, listen to me,
Because a man without a woman
I say a man without a woman is like a wreck up the shore
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 06:57 AM All the songs, in this general area, are from a songbook published in 2004 by the Cardiff, Wales Hotelier's Association
Give Me a Clone(Home, Home on the Range)
Oh, give me a clone,
Chorus
Clone, clone of my own,
Oh, give be a clone,
My heart's not of stone,
Why should such sex vew,
And after I'm done,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 12:12 PM Tiger Lily
Oh her name is TigerLily
She's a big fat cow, twice the size of me,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 12:35 PM We'll keep these three kindred songs in the same general piece of the thread.
Mary Ann Burns - Queen of all the Acrobats
Mary Ann Burns is the queen of all the acrobats;
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 12:36 PM WHO IS SYLVIA?(Tune - Turkey in the Straw)
Who is Sylvia?
She's a rag bag, a shag bag, an automatic whore.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 07:42 PM Rhode Island Red(a song about chicken, I think?)...
Has anybody seen my cock,
He's a right big-headed little upstart,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 08:04 PM Ahhh...what a wonderful number fell to that previous song....a shame it could not linger-longer but there are more cumming and they must be fulfilled.
NUDE OF HARLECH(tune: Men of Harlech)
What's the use of wearing panties,
There's such fin in going bra-less,
Nude is what you're born in
Ducks all do it, maidens rue it,
If your garters aren't elastic
If you're tire of wearing clotheses,
Nude is best for ducking!
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 28 Aug 04 - 08:24 PM My Old Man's A Pervert(MGM)
CHORUS:
One day while waiting for the bus, a girl said, "Please come quick."
CHORUS
My mum her name is Dawn, she lives an awful life.
CHORUS
One night he went a-calling upon the vicar's wife.
CHORUS
My old man's a pervert, he wears a pervert's mac.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 29 Aug 04 - 12:02 AM We Are The Cheltenham Boys
We are the Cheltenham boys,
We kan't reed an' we wan't rite,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 29 Aug 04 - 03:57 AM The male version is in the forum -
This is the woman's version
Masturbation(TUNE: Funiculi, Funicula)
Last night I laid at home and masturbated,
You should have seen me on the short strokes,
Eased it, teased it, slid along the floor,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 29 Aug 04 - 04:09 AM Fragments are found scattered through the "Nice songs made dirty thread"....this is a full version....and some of those other verses would go well also.
These Foolish Things
The tattered remnants of an old French letter,
The dirty panties in the cracked washbasin,
When I awoke upon the moring after,
The birth control book with its well worn pages,
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 30 Aug 04 - 01:57 AM I Need A Sheep
Bring me some whisky mother,
Na, na, na, na, na, na etc....
Gerbils don't make it, mother.
Na, na, na, na, na, na etc....
Sheep never talk about it, they never ever doubt it,
Na, na, na, na, na, na etc....
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 30 Aug 04 - 02:16 AM I really like this one. It seems to have been "making the rounds" only within the last year.
Yankee Sailor
Yankee tell me pretty lady,
Yankee tap-tap on my window, Blitish break down f**king door.
Yankee take my clothes off slowly,
Yankee make love on my pillow.
Yankee finish in five minutes,
Yankee, he go home on Friday
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 30 Aug 04 - 05:59 AM The Alternative Yesterday
Yesterday...
Syphilis...
Why she had to grow, I don't know,
Leprosy....
Gonorrhea...
Amputees...
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: wigan Date: 30 Aug 04 - 10:33 AM so! im crude and vulgar?? played rugby for 40 years,and coached junior teams and refereed. didn't stop me looking after a wife dying of cancer for 4.5years. doesn't stop me doing voluntary charity work. GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE. prove you are what you pretend to be, by action not words. when i get time i'll pm the words to the alphabet song. starts a is for arsehole all covered in shit hey ho said roly and b is the bastard who revels in it with a roly poly up 'em and stuff 'em hey ho said anthony roly |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 31 Aug 04 - 06:36 AM wigan! PLEASE post the alphabet song - and when/where you first heard it - these folk need to be taught more than a little manners and respect.
The Alternative DELILAH I saw the white of her thighs as I pulled down her panties.
CHORUS
Chomping away on my tool night and day I was happy.
CHORUS
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: wigan Date: 31 Aug 04 - 03:28 PM gargoyle,will post it but won't have time for a day or so |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: wigan Date: 31 Aug 04 - 03:37 PM just re-read 3.16. i am a christian and new no pagans et al until after my wife died. guess what,all the wiccans druids pagans gave me the best support i could have wished for. it wasn't asked for or sought but was given freely resulting in a lot of new friendships. reminnds me of the parable of the good samaritan!!! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 01 Sep 04 - 04:54 AM There Is A Green Hill
There is a green hill far away,
He died to save us all,
He's so nice, He's Devine.
He's so great, He's so cool,
He's so nice, He's so fine
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 02 Sep 04 - 04:45 AM I Used to Work in ChicagoAdditional Verses (Rhondda Cynon Taf/Swansea FC Version)
Pork blinds she wanted, beef curtains she go
Witch's collar she wanted, wizard's cuff she
Dry panniers she wanted, sogg saddlebags she got
Smile at a hot she wanted, snarl a the buzby she got
M69 she wanted, Northern route she got
Embroyo custard she wanted, baby gravy she got
Savory sea horse she wanted, chocolate starfish she got
Robin she wanted, thrush she got
Black bowler she wanted, purple helmet she got.
Lech Walesa she wanted, prominent Pole she got
Meatphysical conversation she wanted, f**k she got..
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Sep 04 - 02:17 AM What a Wank(TUNE: William Tell Overture)
What a wank, what a wank, what a wank, wank,wank.
What a wank, what a wank, what a wank, wank,wank.
What a wank, what a wank, what a wank, wank,wank.
What a wank, what a wank, what a wank, wank,wank.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,,gargoyle Date: 03 Sep 04 - 07:06 AM Love Me Tender
Love me tender,
Watch me smile and watch me grin.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Sep 04 - 06:38 AM Home For a RestPerformed by Spirit of the West
You'll have to excuse me, I'm not at my best We arrived in December and London was cold
chorus
Euston Station the train journey north
chorus
By the light of the moon she'd drift through the streets The gas heater's empty, it's damp as a tomb
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 05 Sep 04 - 01:31 AM Sailor variation of "Sweet Violets" (aka There once was farmer) DT midi file = http://www.mudcat.org/midi/midifiles/Sweet%20Violets.mid
There was a young sailor who
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Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: wigan Date: 11 Sep 04 - 09:46 AM can't remember the title of the tune,but tis an old english folksong. song in rhyming couplets. after ist line chorus of hey ho said rowley.afetr 2nd with a roly poly up em an stuff em, hey ho said anthony rowley a is for arsehole all covered in shit and b is the bastard who revels in it c is for cunt all covered in cream and d is the dickhead who licks it all clean e is for eunuch with no balls at all and f is the fucker who fucks at them all g is for goitre gonorreah and gout h is the harlot who dishes them out i is the injection you get for the itch while j is the jerk of a dog on a bitch k is the king who shat on his throne and l is the lesbian who fucks all alone m is for maidenhead all tattered and torn n is the noble who died with the horn o is for orifice all cunningly concealed and p is for penis all raedy and peeled q is the quaker who shat in his hat and r is the rascal who rogered the cat s is for shithouse filled to the brim and t are the turds that float there within u is for uterus and uterine duct and v is the virgin who wished she'd been fucked w's the wife who makes it a farce and x y and z you can stick up your arse to the memory of terry baxter |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,Jack Date: 01 Apr 05 - 07:37 PM I would like to know where the bawdy ballad "Big Rhode Island Red" orginated from - and are they any other versions to the song. Jack |
Subject: ADD: Engineers Song (Rugby) From: GUEST,Jeeves Date: 24 Feb 06 - 04:08 PM ENGINEERS SONG An Engineer said before he died A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum An Engineer said before he died An Engineer said before he died And I've no reason to think he lied A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He married a girl with a cunt so wide A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He married a girl with a cunt so wide She was never satisfied A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He built for her a prick of steel A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He built for her a prick of steel Two brass balls and a bloody great wheel A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum The whole fucking thing was powered by steam A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum The whole fucking thing was powered by steam And the two brass balls were filled with cream A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He tied her feet to the leg of the bed A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He tied her feet to the leg of the bed And he tied her hands above her head A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum She lay there and demanded a fuck A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum She lay there and demanded a fuck He shook her hand and wished her luck A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He fired the boiler and flicked the switch A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum He fired the boiler and flicked the switch She cried for more the filthy bitch A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum Up and up went the level of steam A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum Up and up went the level of steam Down and down went the level of cream A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum And finally that whore did cry A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum And finally that whore did cry Enough! Enough! I'm satisfied!(in high pitched voice) A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum That prick split her from arse to tit A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum That prick split her from arse to tit The whole fucking place was covered in shit A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum They scrapped her up into a bag A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum They scrapped her up into a bag Serves her right for being a slag A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum And now here comes the tragic bit A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum And now here comes the tragic bit There was no way of stopping it A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum It jumped off her and onto him A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum It jumped off her and onto him And then it buggered their next of kin A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum The last time that that prick was seen A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum The last time that that prick was seen It was down in London fucking the queen A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum And finally a child was born A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum And finally a child was born With two brass balls and a fucking great horn A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum The moral of the story should be clear A-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly-rum-tiddly rum The moral of the story should be clear NEVER FUCK WITH AN ENGINEER! |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,u38cg Date: 08 Sep 18 - 08:17 AM > I really like this one. It seems to have been "making the rounds" only within the last year. It's a lot older than that: I heard it from a guy who learnt it in Malaya with Mad Mitch, and it was old then. |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 08 Sep 18 - 09:18 PM Hello, Ug813 Are you perhaps referring to the immediate "Engineers Song" in this thread? What is the song that you like? Given that you appear to be posting from "Indonisia" and that the anniversary celebration of the "mother hash" in Kuala Lumpur, is happening at this very moment in time..... Please collect a few of the newest "hash/rugby" ditties and post them to this thread. The creativity is ASTOUNDING! Sincerely, Gargoyle |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: and e Date: 22 Aug 23 - 08:36 PM Gargoyle, Would it be possible to get a photo copy of the Penelton RFC songbook? Rugby songbooks are rather rare. My email is 1 @ patrick.xyz IF you like I can also scan and mail back. Thanks! and e |
Subject: RE: Rugby Football Songs From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 23 Aug 23 - 06:48 PM Dear and e , Most unfortunately, it will not scan or even photograph. It is in the light blue ink of a spirit-master (the alcohol type we loved to smell hot-off-the-press) and was middle of the run. Sincerely, Gargoyle I will ask around |
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