Name That Tune

[enaid]

[Sapphire]

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PMSL I just showed it to Les and asked him its thats what they get up to at his Masonic meetings ?

[enaid]

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you are supposed to Name that Tune not guess who's arse it is pmsl

[enaid]

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Yer bloody hopeless, the answer is 'Moon River'
think that's the end of the Name That Tune thread pmsl

[Sapphire]

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Blimey thats clever, so its a case of latteral thinking, to be honest I thought you was giving us the bums rush. Go on, do another one you know you love it.

[Mochamoo]

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Yer bloody hopeless, the answer is 'Moon River'
think that's the end of the Name That Tune thread pmsl

Ahhh

Dint think my guess of Arse water was going to be correct lol

[enaid]

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[Sapphire]

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Try this one too http://z.about.com/d/space/1/0/u/7/1/8.jpg

[Sapphire]

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http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1238/...3d286e.jpg?v=0

[Sapphire]

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Is it 'little old wine drinker me' ?

[enaid]

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No it isn't

[Mochamoo]

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heard it on the grapevine

[enaid]

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you are correct well done lol
Your turn now

[Mochamoo]

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Try that one

[enaid]

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Jolly cowboy (and yes there is such a song)
All together now, one, two three

THE JOLLY COWBOY

My lover, he is a cowboy, he's brave and kind and true,
He rides a Spanish pony, he throws a lasso, too;
And when he comes to see me our vows we do redeem,
He throws his arms around me and thus begins to sing:

cho: Ho, I'm a jolly cowboy, from Texas now I hail,
Give me my quirt and pony, I'm ready for the trail;
I love the rolling prairies, they're free from care and strife
Behind a herd of long-horns I'll journey all my life.

"When early dawn is breaking and we are far away,
We fall into our saddles, we round-up all the day;
We rope, we brand, we earmark --- I tell you we are smart;
And when the herd is ready, for Kansas then we start.

"Oh, I am a Texas cowboy, as brave as I can be,
On my little Spanish pony I roam the wide prairie.
My trusty little pony is my companion true,
O'er creeks and hills and rivers he's sure to pull me through.

When threatening clouds do gather and herded lightnings flash
And heavy rain drops splatter, and rolling thunders crash,
What keeps the herd from running, stampeding far and wide?
The cowboy's long, low whistle and singing by their side.

"When in Kansas City our boss he pays us up,
We loaf around the city and take a parting cup;
We bid farewell to city life, from noisy crowds we come,
Range back to dear old Texas, the cowboy's native home."

Oh, he is coming back to marry the only girl he loves,
He says I am his darling, I am his own true love;
Some day we two will marry and then no more he'll roam,
But settle down with Mary in a cozy cottage home.

"Ho, I'm a jolly cowboy, from Texas now I hail,
Give me my bond to Mary, I'll quit the Lone Star trail
I love the rolling prairies; They're free from care and strife
But I'll quit the herd of longhorns for the sake of my little wife.