| 1 Don't Touch That! (Deighton) |
Reflects our passion for wild mushrooms! Health warning - don’t eat anything unless you know what it is!
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| 2 Raglan Road (Trad arr. Penny Bun) |
A poem by Patrick Kavanagh to the tune of “Fainne Geal an Lae” (The Dawning of the Day). We fell in love with
the song when in Ireland
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| 3 Unanswered Questions (Deighton) |
A song to make you think and to get a few personal gripes off my chest!
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| 4 Jennifer Gentle (Trad arr. Penny Bun) |
The question and answer theme which crops up in many traditional songs. However, in this case, everyone seems
to come out a winner.
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| 5 Global Cooling (Deighton) |
For all global warming sceptics! There’s a lot of licence in this song but it has an underlying serious message.
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| 6 Matty Groves (Trad arr. Penny Bun) |
The definitive lust, jealousy and blood and guts traditional ballad!
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| 7 Love on the Underground (Deighton) |
The aim was to get as many underground stations as possible into one song. I’ll buy a drink for anyone who can
correctly list them all!
(Someone now has. In fact, they found one which I didn't know was in there! The offer still stands though.)
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| 8 The Lorry Ride (Trad /Lisa Tubb) |
A song which we picked up from the singing of Kate Rusby about the exploitation of coffee pickers
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| 9 The Stuck Needle (Deighton) |
A lot has got to occur for this to happen in real life but you never know!
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| 10 A Smuggler’s Song (Words by Rudyard Kipling/Tune unknown) |
A delightful Kipling poem set beautifully to music. It is also a lesson in how to make your children neurotic!
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| 11 The Everest Toilet Song (Deighton) |
When this song was written, the project was just at the planning stage. The toilet has now actually been built!
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