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  • SING-A-LONG MEDLEY (PART 2)
  • But square-cut or pear-shaped,

These rocks don't lose their shape.

  • Diamonds are a girl's best friend.
  • I'd like to teach the world to sing

In perfect harmony I'd like to hold it in my arms And keep it company
- o -
Ma he's making eyes at me. Ma he's awful nice to me. Ma, he's almost breaking my heart. I'm beside him, mercy, let his conscience guide him.
I'd like to see the world for once All standing hand in hand And hear them echo through the hills
Ma he wants to marry me: be my

honey bee.
Ah, peace throughout the land
Ev'ry minute he gets bolder, Now he's leaning on my shoulder, Ma he's kissing me.
- o -
Happy days are here again! The skies above are clear again. Let us sing a song of cheer again Happy days are here again! Altogether shout it now! There's no one who can doubt it now,
So let's tell the world about it now
Happy days are here again!
- o -
Me and my girl, meant for each other,
Sent for each other, and liking it so.
Me and my girl, ‘sno use pretending,
We knew the ending a long time ago.
Some little church, with a big steeple,
Just a few people that both of us know
And we'll have love, laughter, Be happy every after, Me and my girl.
Your cares and troubles are gone, There'll be no more from now on. Happy days are here again, The skies above are clear again; Let us sing a song of cheer again Happy days are here again.

- o -
- o -
A kiss on the hand may be quite

continental,
But diamonds are a girl's best friend.
A kiss may be grand but it won't pay the rental
On your humble flat Or help you at the automat. Men grow cold as girls grow old, And we all lose our charms in the end.
Where did you get that hat? Where did you get that tile? Isn't it a nobby one, and just the proper style?
I should like to have one just the same as that!
Where'er I go they shout, “Hello! Where did you get that hat?”

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If you knew Susie like I know
Susie
But when you're cryin', you bring on the rain
Oh! Oh! Oh! What a girl! There's none so classy as this fair lassie
So stop your sighin', be happy again.
Keep on smilin', 'cause when you're

  • smilin'
  • Oh! Oh! Holy moses what a chassis!

The whole world smiles with you
We went riding she didn't talk From the country I'm the one that had to walk!
If you knew Susie like I know
Susie
- o -
Bring me sunshine in your smile, Bring me laughter all the while, In this world where we live there should be more happiness,
Oh! Oh! Oh! What a girl!
So much joy you can give to each brand new bright tomorrow,
Make me happy through the years. Never bring me any tears, Let your arms be as warm as the sun from up above,
Bring me fun, bring me sunshine, bring me love, sweet love. Bring me fun, bring me sunshine, bring me love!
- o -
You are my sunshine, My only sunshine, You make me happy, When skies are grey, You'll never know dear, How much I love you, Please don't take my sunshine away.

The other night dear As I lay dreaming, I dreamt that you were by my side. Came disillusion when I awoke dear,
It's a bit of a ruin that Cromwell knocked about a bit
One that Oliver Cromwell knocked about a bit
You were gone and then I cried.
In the gay old days there used to be some doings
No wonder that the poor old Abbey went to ruins
[REPEAT CHORUS]
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When you're smilin’, When you're smilin’
Those who've studied history sing and shout of it
The whole world smiles with you. When you're laughin',
And you can bet your life that isn't a doubt of it
When you're laughin' The sun comes shinin' through.
Outside the Cromwell Arms last
Saturday night
I was one of the ruins Cromwell knocked about a bit.

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And the dawn comes up like thunder out of China ‘cross the bay.

ON THE ROAD TO MADALAY

Bag den grå moulmein-pagode Med sit blik mod havets blå Sidder der en Burma-pige, Og kun mig hun tænker på Hvisker palmesuset ikke, Synger templets klokker ej: Kom igen, soldat fra England, Kom igen til Mandalay!
AUX CHAMPS-ELYSEES
Je m'baladais sur l'avenue le cœur ouvert à l'inconnu J'avais envie de dire bonjour à n'importe qui N'importe qui et ce fut toi, je t'ai

  • dit n'importe quoi
  • Kom igen til Mandalay,

Ad flotillens gamle vej, Husker du pagajens dunken fra
Rangoon til Mandalay?
Il suffisait de te parler, pour t'apprivoiser

Oh, den vej til Manadalay, Fuld af flyvefisk i leg, Og hvor solen brød som torden frem bag Kina-bugtens kaj!
Aux Champs-Elysées, aux Champs-
Elysées
Au soleil, sous la pluie, à midi ou à minuit
Il y a tout ce que vous voulez aux Champs-Elysées
- o -
By the old Moulmein Pagoda Lookin’ eastward to the sea There's a Burma girl a settin’ and I know she thinks of me
For the wind is in the palm trees and the temple bells, they say
“Come you back, you British soldier
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Walking down the street today I saw a girl across the way I asked her where she's going And she said, "Come with me" She took me down this avenue Where I met the folks she knew And there we stopped and chatted And passed the time away
Come you back to Mandalay Come you back to Mandalay”

Come you back to Mandalay Where the old flotilla lay Can't you hear their paddles chunkin' from Rangoon to Mandalay?
Down Waterloo Road Down Waterloo Road Friday night Saturday Any night or any day You'll find what you're looking

  • for
  • On the road to Mandalay where the

  • flyin' fishes play
  • Down Waterloo Road

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  • SITCOM THEME MEDLEY
  • And do the holiday rock,

The holiday rock,
Meet the gang 'cause the boys are here -
Hi-de-hi-de-hi, ho-de-ho-de-ho, Go go go do the holiday rock.
The boys to entertain you. With music and laughter to help you on your way -
To raising the rafters with a hey hey-hey!
I said Hi-de-Hi (Ho-de-Ho) I said Hi-de-Hi (Ho-de-Ho) I said Hi-de-Hi (Ho-de-Ho) I said Hi-de-Hi (Ho-de-Ho) Hi-de-hi-de-hi, ho-de-ho-de-ho, Go go go do the holiday rock.
With songs and sketches and jokes old and new -
With us about you won't feel blue! So meet the gang 'cause the boys are here -
The boys to entertain you! B-O, B-O-Y-S - boys to entertain you!
- o -
What'll I do when you are far away and I am blue? What'll I do?
What'll I do when I am wond'ring who is kissing you? What'll I do?
What'll I do with just a photograph
To tell my troubles to? When I'm alone with only dreams of you
- o -
Who do you think you are kidding
Mister Hitler,
If you think we're on the run? We are the boys who will stop your little game,
We are the boys who will make you

  • think again.
  • That won't come true, What'll I do?

'Cause who do you think you are kidding Mister Hitler,
- o -
If you think old England's done?
The sound of hoof beats 'cross the

glade,
Good folk, lock up your son and daughter.
Beware the deadly flashing blade, Unless you want to end up shorter.
Mister Brown goes off to town on the eight twenty-one,
But he comes home each evening and he's ready with his gun.
So who do you think you are kidding Mister Hitler,
Black Adder, Black Adder!

He rides a pitch black steed. Black Adder, Black Adder! He's very bad indeed.
If you think old England's done?
- o -
If you’ve got the blues, I’ve got some news, Join in the fun in your blue suede shoes,
- o -
A

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They say I might as well face the truth.
That I'm just too long in the tooth.
I've started to deteriorate And now I've passed my own sell-by date.
Stick a pony in me pocket I'll fetch the suitcase from the van
Cause if you want the best 'uns And you don't ask questions Then brother I'm your man

Where it all comes from is a mystery
It's like the changing of the seasons snd the tides of the sea
But here’s the one thats driving me berserk:
Why do only fools and horses work?
Oh I am no spring chicken it's true.
I have to pop my teeth in to chew. And my old knees have started to knock.
I've just got too many miles on the clock.

So I'm a wrinkly, crinkly, set in my ways.
La la la la la - la la la la la La la la la la - la la la la la
It's true my body as seen better days.
But give me half a chance and I can still misbehave.
One foot in the grave.
We've got some half priced cracked ice
And miles and miles of carpet tiles
TV's, deep freeze and David Bowie
LP's
- o -
Pool games, gold chains, wosnames and at a push
Some Trevor Francis track-suits From a mush in Shepherds Bush, Bush, Bush, Bush, Bush, Bush, Bush, Bush
It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere,
I'm all alone, more or less. Let me fly, far away from here, Fun, fun, fun, In the sun, sun, sun.

No income tax, no VAT
I want to lie, shipwrecked and

comatose,
Drinking fresh, mango juice, Goldfish shoals, nibbling at my toes,
No money back, no guarantee Black or white, rich or broke We'll cut prices at a stroke

God bless Hooky Street Viva Hooky Street Long live Hooky Street C'est magnifique Hooky Street Magnifique Hooky Street
Fun, fun, fun, In the sun, sun, sun,

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  • COCKNEY MUSICALS MEDLEY
  • Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

Loverly! Loverly! Loverly! Loverly!
Consider yourself at home, Consider yourself one of the family
- o -
We've taken to you so strong. It's clear we're going to get along. Consider yourself well in, Consider yourself part of the furniture
There isn't a lot to spare; Who cares? What ever we've got we share!
All lined up in a wedding group 'Ere we are for a photograph All dressed up in a morning suit and trying not to laugh
Since the early caveman in his fur
Took a trip to Gretna Green There's always been a photographer
If it should chance to be we should see some harder days,
Empty larder days, why grouse? Always chance we'll meet somebody to foot the bill,
Then the drinks are on the house! Consider yourself our mate, We don't want to have no fuss. For after some consideration we can state:
To record the happy scene. Hold it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture
What a picture, what a photograph Poor old soul, blimey, what a joke Hat blown off in a cloud of smoke Clap 'ands, stamp yer feet Bangin' on the big bass drum What a picture, what a picture Rum-tiddly-um-pum-um-pum-pum Stick it in your fam'ly album
Consider yourself one of us.
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- o -
All I want is a room somewhere, Far away from the cold night air, With one enormous chair;
I'm getting married in the morning Ding! Dong! The bells are gonna

  • chime.
  • Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

Lots of choc'late for me to eat; Lots of coal makin' lot of heat; Warm face, warm hands, warm feet, Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?
Pull out the stopper; Let's have a whopper; But get me to the church on time! I’ve gotta be there in the morning Spruced up and looking in my

  • prime.
  • Oh, so loverly sittin' abso-

  • bloomin'lutely still!
  • Girls, come and kiss me;

I would never budge 'til spring crept over the window sill.
Someone's head restin' on my knee, Warm and tender as he can be; Who takes good care of me,
Show how you'll miss me, But get me to the church on time! If I am dancing, roll up the floor! If I am whistling, whewt me out

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the door!
For I'm getting married in the morning
Um diddle diddle diddle um diddle ay (x2)

Ding! Dong! The bells are gonna chime.
Because I was afraid to speak
When I was just a lad,

  • Kick up a rumpus,
  • Me father gave me nose a tweak

And told me I was bad!
But then one day I learned a word that saved me achin' nose,
The biggest word you ever heard
And this is how it goes:
But don't lose the compass; And get me to the church, Get me to the church, For gawd's sake, get me to the church on time!

  • - o -
  • [REPEAT CHORUS]

  • - o -
  • They changed our local Palais

into a bowling alley and
Fings ain't what they used t' be There's Teds wiv drainpipe trousers
There's a little ditty They're singing in the city Especially when they've been on the gin or the beer. If you've got the patience, Your own imaginations
And Debs in coffee houses and Fings ain't what they used t' be

It used to be fun Dad an' old Mum paddling down Southend
But now it ain't done
Will tell you just exactly what you want to hear...

Never mind chum Paris is where we spend our outin's
Grandma tries to shock us all Doing knees up rock 'n' roll Fings ain't wot they used t' be
Oom-pah-pah! Oom-pah-pah! That's how it goes, Oom-pah-pah! Oom-pah-pah! Ev'ryone knows. They all suppose what they want to suppose When they hear...oom-pah-pah!!
- o -
Mister Percy Snodgrass Would often have the odd glass, But never when he thought anybody could see.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
Even though the sound of it Is something quite atrocious, If you say it loud enough You'll always sound precocious, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
Secretly he'd buy it, And drink it on the quiet, And dream he was an Earl wiv a girl on each knee!

[REPEAT CHORUS]

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  • Worship Sheet for Sunday 11Th April 2020 Compiled John Green of Berkley Street Methodist Church, St Neots

    Worship Sheet for Sunday 11th April 2020 compiled John Green of Berkley Street Methodist Church, St Neots. Call to Worship We come from a world confused about truth. We come with our own uncertainties. Let us bring the darkness of human understanding into the presence of God, who is light. Let us bring the story of our search for truth and share in fellowship the things we have heard and seen and touched. Amen. HYMN: StF 175 - Light of the World https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBKzCpkXJR4 PRAYERS OF PRAISE, THANKSGIVING & CONFESSION Thanks be to the God who embraces us even in our times of greatest doubt. When our thinking is clouded and our spirit bewildered, God holds sacred space for us. Thanks be to the Son who accepts our questions without judgement. He who was questioned by pauper and priest alike remains a touching place for us. Thanks be to the Holy Spirit who guides us to answers in our day. The one who breathes God’s understanding into us opens a safe place for us. Amen. HYMN: StF 410 - Lord your Church on Earth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e77x9gVYW2A 1st Reading: John 20.19-31 2nd Reading: 1 John 1 - Chpt 2.2 3rd Reading: Acts 4. 32-35 SERMON “I don’t believe it” was a well-known catchphrase made popular by a well-known actor Victor Meldrew (Richard Wilson) in the BBC’s television situation comedy series “One Foot in the Grave” where the main part was played by Richard Wilson. Apparently by another as well, Any guesses? Dermott Morgan of Father Ted fame.

  • Elly Miller 1928–2020

    News from the No. 31 September 2020 ❧ Editor’s Remarks ❧ New Publications ❧ Essays ❧ Covid Initiatives ❧ Discoveries ❧ Manuscript News ❧ Editor’s Remarks: Dear colleagues and manuscript lovers, Greetings from my new center of operations in Lakewood, Ohio, where I moved at the end of June this year. In keeping with my taste for older buildings, the present one dates to 1924, appropriately has gargoyles on the façade, creaky hardwood floors, considerably more living space, and is two blocks from Lake Erie. After 18 years in St. Louis, these last months have comprised a period of reflec- tion, adaptation, and refreshing re-invention. As the Roman lawyer Pomponius com- ments in Justinian’s Digest (Dig.40.5.20), “Though I have one foot in the grave, I would desire to learn something new.” I highly recommend it. (Learning something new, not having one foot in the grave, just by the way.) I am so sad to bring you the news that the manuscript publishing world has lost a staunch and dedicated colleague. I know that many of you worked with Elly Miller at some time and were grateful for her everlasting commitment to the excellence of editing and layout design on the printed page; I myself remember going over with her in London, repeatedly, word by word, the final versions of the essays for the Jonathan Alexander Festschrift. I publish below a short tribute by Lucy Sandler, which will be followed by a more comprehensive version for the ICMA newsletter. Elly Miller 1928–2020 Elly Miller, the guiding light of Harvey Miller Publishers for more than fifty years, died on Saturday, Au- gust 8.