Tea? (Part 2)

[Gravity Aided]

Little Johnny needs a stretch in the Guards to set him straight.

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahjf5x4p6Ko
Brought a bigger band tonight. Better than Metallica.

 

[classic33]

@welsh dragon has tha seen this? http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/the-anti-freeze-thread.147318/

 

[classic33]

Little Johnny needs a stretch in the Guards to set him straight.

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahjf5x4p6Ko
Brought a bigger band tonight. Better than Metallica.

How many of the tunes can you name though!!

 

[Gravity Aided]

The first is Pride of the County Down, or Dives and Lazarus.
The second is Mountain Dew
The third is our old friend, Whiskey in the Jar,
and the last is Leaving Liverpool, an auld sea chantey.

 

[classic33]

The first is Pride of the County Down, or Dives and Lazarus.
The second is Mountain Dew
The third is our old friend, Whiskey in the Jar,
and the last is Leaving Liverpool, an auld sea chantey.

And the fourth is?

No e in the Irish spelling of whisky

 

[classic33]

 

[Gravity Aided]

And the fourth is?

No e in the Irish spelling of whisky

Weilla Waalia, I think it is, as my Father told me. (They pulled the rope, and she got hung.)

 

[classic33]

Weilla Waalia, I think it is, as my Father told me. (They pulled the rope, and she got hung.)

Did you know it or look it up? I slowed it down slightly!

Its about a woman who killed a baby with a knife, before dumping it in the River Sawyer.
Nice & cheerful!!

 

[Gravity Aided]

I think a penknife, actually, IIRC. Sounds grisly. Thankfully, the guardsmen and a man came and meted out justice at the end of a rope. Knew it, but couldn't figure out how to spell it, as we get no Gaelic training in the US whatever. Never heard Irish spoken in my generation, but knew alot of the songs in English. We've been over here for a long, long, long time. Oh, and I had to clean a dog's ear (otitis) do the dishes, and eat a chocolate chip cookie. And sing Leaving of Liverpool to Mrs GA.

 

[classic33]

It is actually the English spelling used.

Some cheerful! songs, when you think about them.

 

[Gravity Aided]

So many folk songs are, though. So many Celtic songs over here were adapted by Irish Regiments on both sides of the Civil War, whilst shooting at one another.

I've a beagle letting me know it is time for bed. G'night all.

 

[Lullabelle]

Good morning all

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Good morning all

Good morning to ya!
It's a lovely day outside if I could see the through the bleedin' fug but I'm sure it is

 

[Lullabelle]

Good morning to ya!
It's a lovely day outside if I could see the through the bleedin' fug but I'm sure it is

cold and frosty here. Winter woolies needed

 

[welsh dragon]

@welsh dragon has tha seen this? http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/the-anti-freeze-thread.147318/

Thanks for that @classic33 much appreciated im sure. Not