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Yes but what about Elton John when he sings about 'Burnin' the shoes of everyone' in Rocket Man. What's that all about?

Then, there's Police who go on incessantly about 'Our Ken' and someone called 'Stan Loosin'.

Then, there's Nina Simone going on about her favourite spice 'Oh, Cinnamon'. Mmmm.

There's no doubt that some people write odd lyrics, no?

oh, don't get me started on mondegreens.

I believe the person responsible for one of my favourite mondegreens has actually been known to post on this board: "She's a muscular boy" (Herman's Hermits).

bob_32_116 wrote:

Mondrian wrote:

bob_32_116 wrote:As I recall, those nets were used in an ATTEMPT to capture the butterfly. Unsuccessful attempts, because the butterfly was... ummm... elusive. A bit like chasing a rainbow, as sung by The Seekers, or trying to catch the wind, as Donovan valiantly tried to do.

There's been some beautiful songs and lyrics written over the years - it has to be said. There's also some strange ones too. Desmond Dekker was a strange guy. Not many people know this but he suffered from a medical condition called spontaneous combustion - especially of his head. He was oft' heard singing 'Oh, oh, me ears are alight'.

and in the verse I always heard it as "You touch me on the bum, you sound your alarm."

... and there was a song by Elton John (forget which) where he sings about ' ... pissing in the stream'. Apologies mods and modsesses.

I also thought that you were gonna tell be about the Jimmi Hendrix's 'S'cuse me while I kiss this guy' line.

Then there's Kenny Rogers who, apparently, had ' ... 400 children and a crop in the field.'.

Mondrian wrote:

bob_32_116 wrote:As I recall, those nets were used in an ATTEMPT to capture the butterfly. Unsuccessful attempts, because the butterfly was... ummm... elusive. A bit like chasing a rainbow, as sung by The Seekers, or trying to catch the wind, as Donovan valiantly tried to do.

There's been some beautiful songs and lyrics written over the years - it has to be said. There's also some strange ones too. Desmond Dekker was a strange guy. Not many people know this but he suffered from a medical condition called spontaneous combustion - especially of his head. He was oft' heard singing 'Oh, oh, me ears are alight'.

and in the verse I always heard it as "You touch me on the bum, you sound your alarm."

bob_32_116 wrote:As I recall, those nets were used in an ATTEMPT to capture the butterfly. Unsuccessful attempts, because the butterfly was... ummm... elusive. A bit like chasing a rainbow, as sung by The Seekers, or trying to catch the wind, as Donovan valiantly tried to do.

There's been some beautiful songs and lyrics written over the years - it has to be said. There's also some strange ones too. Desmond Dekker was a strange guy. Not many people know this but he suffered from a medical condition called spontaneous combustion - especially of his head. He was oft' heard singing 'Oh, oh, me ears are alight'.

As I recall, those nets were used in an ATTEMPT to capture the butterfly. Unsuccessful attempts, because the butterfly was... ummm... elusive. A bit like chasing a rainbow, as sung by The Seekers, or trying to catch the wind, as Donovan valiantly tried to do.

bob_32_116 wrote:Yes, the board apparently does let you post as a "guest" - a bug that I thought had been fixed. Seems a great way of inviting spam.

Ah, it also asked me to enter the tool that's used to capture the Elusive Butterfly. That should prevent spam methinks.

bob_32_116 wrote:You don't think you're over-reacting a little, Mondrian, do you? The world hasn't ended yet. Cheer up.

I know that it may not seem so from my 'poetry' but I'm quite a cheery little chap - honest guv'.

Yes, the board apparently does let you post as a "guest" - a bug that I thought had been fixed. Seems a great way of inviting spam.

Guest wrote:

bob_32_116 wrote:You don't think you're over-reacting a little, Mondrian, do you? The world hasn't ended yet. Cheer up.

It's your use of the word 'YET' that I find intriguing. It has a certain je ne sais quoi about it, n'est pas?

Do you believe that the world will end soon?

Now who needs to cheer up?

Perhaps you should sit down and calmly write a poem about what, how and why you feel what you feel. Then, you can just let it all go and return to a place filled with peace and tranquility.

My apologies - the above was written by me. Forgot to logon first - doh.

That said, should the system have let me post as a guest? Haven't come across that before.

[quote="bob_32_116"]You don't think you're over-reacting a little, Mondrian, do you? The world hasn't ended yet. Cheer up.[/quote]

It's your use of the word 'YET' that I find intriguing. It has a certain je ne sais quoi about it, n'est pas?

Do you believe that the world will end soon?

Now who needs to cheer up?

Perhaps you should sit down and calmly write a poem about what, how and why you feel what you feel. Then, you can just let it all go and return to a place filled with peace and tranquility.

You don't think you're over-reacting a little, Mondrian, do you? The world hasn't ended yet. Cheer up.

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Ooh, he ignores me
The man with the child in his eyes.
Now, he’s seeing me
The man with the child in his eyes.
Now, he’s teasing me
The man with the child in his eyes.
Ooh, he’s kind to me
The man with the child in his eyes.
Now, he’s touching me
The man with the child in his eyes.
And ooh, how he’s hurting me
The man with the child in his eyes.
And how, I hate dog collars
And men with a child in their eyes