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What early 70"s hit song had these immortal words in the lyrics?...be surprised if you get this
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tony blair is a c.unt
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incorrect
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was it something by "Bread"?
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Lazy Sunday Afternoon - The Small Faces
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1967
Wouldn't it be nice to get on wiv me neighbours( da da da do) But they make it very clear they've got no room for ravers They stop me from groovin, they bang on me wall They're doin me crust in it's no good at all, Lazy sunday afternoon, I've got no mind to worry, close my eyes and Drift away, Close my eyes and drift away. Here we all are sittin in a rainbow(da da da do) Cor blimey hallo missus Jones hows your Berts lumbago? I'll sing you a song with no words and no tune I'll sing at your party while you suss out the moon, oh yeah Lazy sunday afternoon, I got no mind to worry, Close my eyes and drift away, Close my eyes and drift away, Close my eyes and drift away Aroo de de de do Aroo de de de dido Theres no one to see me theres nothin to say, And no one can stop me from feelin this way Lazy sunday afternoon I've got no mind to worry Close my eyes and drift away Close my eyes and drit away close my eyes and drift away |
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Brilliant charlie...sorry i fckd up the date
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They were local boys from Newham, Ronnie Laine went to the same school as me.
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And where is itchycoo park?
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It was supposed to be a nickname for a park in Ilford, had loads of nettles in it.
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Bl00dy hell m8...you know your stuff
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Google is your friend :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itchycoo_Park |
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Apparently it's Little Ilford then, which iirc, was called Loxford Park when I was a kid.
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MY wife used to play in itchycoo park when she lived in manor park
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Called Manure Park these days...
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Did you drink in any pubs in Manure Park ?
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Yeah..i used to live in gloucester rd for a while back in the 70"s . You wouldnt think it was the same place today...felt like a total foreigner...absolutley disgusting
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Used to drink in the ruskin...managed the betting office next door when i worked for ar dennis
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Only one was the Irish one on the junction of High St North and Romford Road when Mrs Baggers managed the Laddies across the road in 1999
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Baggers....does your misses remember the potty large staking punter hairdresser tony adhem?
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No but I do as I managed the Laddies in Ilford and he used that too
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When i owned my own shop he did me for 32k one afternoon
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i was suicidal
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He was a complete lunatic sals but I suppose you had to be in for the long run
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yeah...we got it back over the course of a couple of months but stressed me out so much i had to bar him...broke my heart but me bottle went lol
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There were some looneys in Manure Park when I drank over there. I used to go in The Star in Snowshill Road and The Rabbits in Romford Road.
I was in The Star taking bets at Cheltenham when Garisson Savannah won the Gold Cup. An half-caste bloke named Will had £1 on it. That was the only bet I paid out on in 4 days. :) I was in there taking small bets, a big one would have been a tenner, only took £200 as a float. First race (iirc) on the Tuesday, a local nuitter named Scotch Andy had 30 facking quid on Bottles, it got done in a photo at 33s. Andy also had £20 on The Fellow in the Gold Cup - another photo. Him and the Attreed brothers done £400 in 4 days, and a roofer named Roy, another part time villain, done £150. Happy days. |