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28 Jun 07 - 07:29 PM (#2089552) Subject: Lyr Req: Frying Pan (oh no) From: alison Anyone got lyrics for this one - I think it was the Fureys chorus (something like) Oh no - he never saw it coming Oh no - it took him by surprise OH no .........etc.... thanks slainte alison |
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28 Jun 07 - 07:54 PM (#2089572) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Frying Pan (oh no) From: Big Mick I'm gettin' very nervous........ Mick |
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28 Jun 07 - 08:19 PM (#2089586) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Frying Pan (oh no) From: Joe Offer Hi, Alison- Nice to see you around these parts again. I found out the song is called Oh No! (The Frying Pan Song), and it's on a CD titled At Home in Ireland, and also on Thru The Eyes Of An Irishman. Apparently, there's a YouTube recording of the song here (click), but my connection isn't fast enough for YouTube. If you find it, please post it. -Joe- |
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06 Jul 07 - 10:33 PM (#2096112) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Oh No (The Frying Pan Song) (The Fureys) From: alison refresh |
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10 Jul 07 - 07:04 PM (#2099242) Subject: Lyr Add: OH NO (THE FRYING PAN SONG) (The Fureys) From: Jim Dixon My home computer doesn't play videos well either, so today I stayed late at work to transcribe this one. See the link posted by Joe above. OH NO (THE FRYING PAN SONG) As sung by The Fureys 1. Well, I went for a drink last Friday night, had a beer with my dear old dad. I had a laugh with Rose the barmaid and a few pints with the lads. There was a sign in the pub said, "We do good grub," so I asked, "What's on the grille?" "Well, you can have what you like," said Rosie. "Just put a fiver in the till." 2. Well, the night grew long and we all sang a song and stories tall were told, And it was four o'clock in the morning when we stepped out in the cold. I couldn't find the lock, so I had to knock, and I prayed she'd let me in. You should have heard her roar when she opened the door: "Just where do you think you've been?" CHORUS: (Oh, no!) I didn't see it coming. (Oh, no!) She took me by surprise. (Oh, no!) I didn't see it coming. She got me right between the eyes. (Oh, no!) She caught me with a cracker. (Oh, no!) She's got a great right hand. (Oh, no!) She gave me such a smacker with a well-used frying pan. 3. Now, on Saturday the pain went away. It left my eyes all black and blue. So I drink to forget with Rosie. It seemed the only thing to do. I had a glass in my hand. I was feeling grand with Rosie sitting on my knee. But then I heard a crash and it passed like a flash. You can guess who was next to me. CHORUS 3 TIMES. LAST CHORUS ENDS: (Oh, no!) She gave me such a smacker with a great big … it was a greasy … it was a well-used frying pan. |
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10 Jul 07 - 07:53 PM (#2099282) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Oh No (The Frying Pan Song) (The Fureys) From: ad1943 Alison There was a song by Ray Petersen in the 1960s titled " Oh No" It starts of: Did she ever tell you 'bout Joe ( Oh No ) Don't you know that she loves him so ( Oh No) We will sing it one night at Cursed Old Toongabbie AD |
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11 Jul 07 - 01:43 AM (#2099476) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Oh No (The Frying Pan Song) (The Fureys) From: alison thank you so much Jim. never heard of that one AD. slainte alison |