You Won't Stop Talking...
I have a confession to make.
It ranks alongside 'I used to dress up in my mother's underwear' in the embarrassment stakes. (That bit was made up to illustrate my point. No, really).
I like... oh I can hardly say it... listening to.... ummmmmm.... Chas 'n' Dave.
There. I said it.
Stop that sniggering at the back.
The cheeky cockernee duo's tribute to Watership Down - Rabbit - regularly pops up on my iPod playlists. I downloaded it one drunken evening when I thought it was funny. But ever since, I find myself walking about the house singing under my breath: "You got more rabbit than Sainsbury’s, why don't you give it a rest," is a mockney accent a la Dick Van Dyke in Mary poppins.
Mrs S looks at me and shakes her head, undoubtedly trying to recall her ex-boyfriend's phone number.
It's not something I'm particularly proud of but I just can't resist the couplet: "you've got luv-er-lee eyes... you've got luv-er-lee thighs."
You'll be singing it all night now.
Sorry
It ranks alongside 'I used to dress up in my mother's underwear' in the embarrassment stakes. (That bit was made up to illustrate my point. No, really).
I like... oh I can hardly say it... listening to.... ummmmmm.... Chas 'n' Dave.
There. I said it.
Stop that sniggering at the back.
The cheeky cockernee duo's tribute to Watership Down - Rabbit - regularly pops up on my iPod playlists. I downloaded it one drunken evening when I thought it was funny. But ever since, I find myself walking about the house singing under my breath: "You got more rabbit than Sainsbury’s, why don't you give it a rest," is a mockney accent a la Dick Van Dyke in Mary poppins.
Mrs S looks at me and shakes her head, undoubtedly trying to recall her ex-boyfriend's phone number.
It's not something I'm particularly proud of but I just can't resist the couplet: "you've got luv-er-lee eyes... you've got luv-er-lee thighs."
You'll be singing it all night now.
Sorry
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