Old folks

[AndyT]

The general state of most TG members, or, Why Bear can't remember any songs.

[Chasplaya]

AndyT wrote:

The general state of most TG members, or, Why Bear can't remember any songs.

Speak for yourself emm whats your name again??

[willem]

AndyT wrote:

The general state of most TG members, or, Why Bear can't remember any songs.

Listen,do you wanna know a secret, i have a wife for that...

[neverfoundthetime]

Karma for you Andy for making me laugh first thing in the morning: the healthiest way to start any day! That was a very clever song.
Now, where are those car keys........

[AndyT]

Chris, Check the icebox.

Do you think we could get a lesson on this one? Umm... wait... which one were we talking about anyway?

[rcsnydley]

I had a great reply, but I can't remember what it was.

Old what's my name?

[AndyT]

To try and keep this somewhat on track, I posted this for two reasons.

1. It seems to be a fairly easy song and a campfire lesson would be nice.
2. Umm... I can't remember what the other reason was... Really! LOL

[rcsnydley]

AndyT wrote:

To try and keep this somewhat on track, I posted this for two reasons.

1. It seems to be a fairly easy song and a campfire lesson would be nice.
2. Umm... I can't remember what the other reason was... Really! LOL

I agree Andy. I have always liked that song and it would make a great campfire lesson.

Ric

[neverfoundthetime]

Really nice song to do on the camp fire (all Beatles songs are cam fire material according to Neil).
Two things I'd like to add here that my mother always said.
One was " I'll never forget what's his name" without a shimmer of realisation in her face.
and she would call out "Wendy, Pat, Mark, Michael, Chris, I mean Wendy!" when looking for her youngest daughter.

[jim56]

Thanks Randy,

I'll be singing that in my head at work all day! lol
Ahhh, where do I work?

Jym