I saw a mouse
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I saw a mouse, where, there on the stair, there on the stair, right there
just a little mouse with clogs on, well I declare
going clip clipperty clop on the stair.................
F**k knows why I remember that!
Walks away slightly embarrased......................0 -
Where?0
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Where on the stair?0
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Right there0
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Sung by Ronnie Hilton - I remember it from when I was a kid. It was always played by Ed 'Stewpot' Stewart on Junior Choice at weekends.....!0
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Quick, someone call BIG ROB!0
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Yes, I'm afraid I'm of an age to remember this: it was sung by Ronnie Hilton and went something like this:0
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And we wonder why other fans take the piss!0
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Or the sick songs our braindead Bermondsey chums were singing at Derby yesterday.
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I think the words were changed to make it into a Charlton song from the 70s, probably would've been a hoolie typetangoflash said:I saw a mouse, where, there on the stair, there on the stair, right there
just a little mouse with clogs on, well I declare
going clip clipperty clop on the stair.................
F**k knows why I remember that!
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Remember it well, mate !tangoflash said:I saw a mouse, where, there on the stair, there on the stair, right there
just a little mouse with clogs on, well I declare
going clip clipperty clop on the stair.................
F**k knows why I remember that!
Walks away slightly embarrased......................
Others in a similar vein : "I'm a blue toothbrush, you're a pink toothbrush " and " Gilly gilly ossen feffer etc " - both Max Bygraves ?
Don't write songs like that anymore...
thank goodness !
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if memory serves me right we also used to sing a good one about an "itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini"... but cant remember all the words now?
it was for judy garland the midfield dynamo.0 -
I used to like little white bull by Tommy Steele and high hopes by Frank Sinatra0
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Aaah, more memories !Mosscat said:I used to like little white bull by Tommy Steele and high hopes by Frank Sinatra
" Tommy the Toreador" was the first film I was allowed to see unaccompanied by an adult at The Century in Dartford.
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halfway up the league is the place where we stop, were not at the bottom we're not at the top0
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And there was me thinking that this was a thread on a certain member of Valley Security who spent Christmas Day chasing a mouse around Valley reception with a bamboo cane........0
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Jesus I had a load of these. Let's not forget "my boomerang won't come back" by Charlie drake and one about never smiling at a crocodile0
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it was ... you know what .. I could have sworn it was 'sung' by Max Bygraves 'til you mentioned R HPaulCAFC said:Sung by Ronnie Hilton - I remember it from when I was a kid. It was always played by Ed 'Stewpot' Stewart on Junior Choice at weekends.....!
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No, no, Max's was 'By a tiny house, by a tiny stream......' (Gilly-gilly-ossenpepper cassenella-bogan by the sea).0
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who could forget that one .. or was it ossenFFeFer ? .. as Max would have said: Let me tell you a little story .. a British Lions rugby match in S Africa many years ago when games were refereed by local officials .. one game the referee was Mr Cassanella - Bogan .. that is one of those stupid things that has stuck in my mind for a LONG time. It must be a good old fashioned Dutch nameMarch51 said:No, no, Max's was 'By a tiny house, by a tiny stream......' (Gilly-gilly-ossenpepper cassenella-bogan by the sea).
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Kerlassic .. lol0
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FFS shut up, all of you! All those bl**dy songs keep going through my head now. Aaaargh!0
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There's some crackers in here from my childhood. I was always a fan of Bernard Cribbens myself...Right Said Fred still makes me smile.0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fg7w49UnGA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWjTmXT58nk
