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1792 [Explicit] by fosod [Email]

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Last Played: May 05, 2008 - 04:50:16 PM
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Uploaded: Aug 12, 2004 - 07:21:40 AM
Last Updated: Aug 12, 2004 - 10:03:56 AM



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GBWI. Garageband while... HEY! This is a less DRAMATIC one to offset the last done by a friend and I. Relax and enjoy-- if the treble doesn't KILL you! Was gonna hack the beginning.. but I thought.. what's wrong with some giggles? Hope it doesn't annoy you... 1 bomb if you please.

Lyrics:
I was a young lad in 1792. I runned and I skipped and I frolicked all the way to school. Twas there that I shagged me first lass: she walked with a crooked leg, with a butterscotch bosom and hair as fine as lace. Twas then one eve in Dublin, we frequented the pubs... and Johnny O'Conner had been drinkin' 'til the break of dawn. I was sippin' from me beaker, just a swill of ale, and Johnny O'Conner was dancin' like a leprechaun. He bumped into a dwarf, and he soiled 'im with ale. The dwarf got cross and spanked him in the ars. Twas then that Johnny wretched a clover from his pipes. I thanked me lucky charms that very night. So I followed the rainbow to the pot of gold where the pilgrims dance, and they do dance well indeed. Aye, the highlands are for me. Aye, and me lass has a crooked leg.

Hardware:
One of those cruddy, handheld analog recording devices for kids from the 80s, brought into GB for 'salvaging' what we could.

Software:
Usual.
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Raw talent &mdash 08/12/04 - 09:38:22 AM
Slice of life, the way it cuts into the middle of a take.
What fun, like being a fly on the wall of a dorm room as
two undergrads just return from Medieval Lit class... and
they turn on an antique handheld recorder, accidentally
taping over the lecture they need to listen to later... Oh,
the oceanic hiss; like sirens from the Motherland. Still,
your lyrics are so fun.

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lol &mdash 08/12/04 - 09:58:54 AM
you hit the nail on the head!

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Hehe &mdash 08/12/04 - 10:00:58 AM
Reminds me of the song "Safety Dance", but funnier, Too
bad you don't have a better recording.

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Ha! &mdash 08/13/04 - 01:59:20 AM
I loved how "runned, skipped, frolicked" broke your
concentration twice. I could feel the silliness behind
the singing of that line in particular. Actually adds to
its humour!

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Ha! &mdash 08/13/04 - 02:22:54 AM
The first couple times, my friend was losing it when I said "shagged". He
thought I was pronouncing it "shugged". The third time... "runned/skipped/
frolicked"... I have no idea what got him giggling... maybe residual. Anyhow...
glad you liked.

---
Kind regards,

Fosod
--
Fosod Design Studios
www.fosod.com

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Bejabers laddie &mdash 08/13/04 - 05:13:12 AM
Gotta find me a chick with a "butterscotch bosom". Liked
the laughing, reminded me of the Zappa track where he
tries to say "but who gives a F--- anyway" and loses it
completely.

Rollicking, to be sure....



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O "Fo" of Sod... &mdash 08/13/04 - 03:09:11 PM
...Whereith do you cometh frometh?

8-8-8-8

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good story &mdash 08/15/04 - 03:34:34 PM
I felt like I was down at the pub listening to this one. Very
realistic! I'm glad you posted the lyrics because the accent
and quickness of delivery was sometimes difficult to
catch. But that gets folks to listen again!

Fun track.

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Took me completely &mdash 08/15/04 - 11:14:25 PM
BY SURPRISE! Downright daft! I would really like to see Johnny O'Connor's leprechaun dance! I imagine him sort of skipping to and fro', side ways with a kelly green hat on, muttonchops, no shirt, knickers argyle kneesocks, pilgrim shoes and suspenders. LOL! I wish I had a butterscotch bosom!...poor dwarfey! lucky charms--pot of gold, crooked leg...spanking.... hahaha...I have red hair, and I really can appreciate this! --(But I've only one irish lass in all me family tree! Jakers!)--Magically delicious!-M

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Refreshing Humour &mdash 08/21/04 - 02:46:53 AM
Even if "the treble might kill us", it's fun
and full of life, it reminded me of old times
when I recorded funny stuffs and parodies...
Great (irish) spirit !

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diggable &mdash 10/21/04 - 01:32:34 AM
somthing about this really talks to my soul.

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: ) ( . &mdash 03/14/08 - 03:13:58 AM
Hihihi LOVe to hear this !!! have U read the book *Masqeurade*? Kit Williams - Amazon has it Libraries hardly have it about the gold/treasure at the end of the Rainbow.. Childrens book with really neat pictures & poems ! Love Your Fantasy thanx its uplifting to hear this !: ) : )

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