My favourite opening line to a song is... [Archive]

Footstomper

28 Nov 2007, 02:10 PM

I love a good bum on a woman it makes my day...

TheMobyDick

28 Nov 2007, 03:34 PM

I love a good bum on a woman it makes my day...

I thought this was opening lines,not personal preferences.

Footstomper

28 Nov 2007, 04:15 PM

I'd loved to have included the second line
'For me it is palpable proof of god's existence. Hey!'

norwaytips

29 Nov 2007, 06:20 AM

Hey?
A posteria.
also I love ankles, arms, elbows, breasts and knees.
'It's the tongue, the tongue, the tongue on a women that spoils it all for me.
I fell in love with a girl with wonderful thighs and hips.
The only trouble was that I never noticed her lips,
They wouldn't stop moving.
She was one of the old brigade, one of those women who......
would never use 3 or 4 words, when a couple of thousaand would easily do..

You just knew, that no matter how busy I was, I wouldn'ty be able to resist it: didn't you?

TheMobyDick

29 Nov 2007, 08:56 AM

What about the opener from Plaistow Patricia.Won't type them here as it would come out all gobbledygook.

Footstomper

29 Nov 2007, 01:13 PM

Hey?
A posteria.
also I love ankles, arms, elbows, breasts and knees.
'It's the tongue, the tongue, the tongue on a women that spoils it all for me.
I fell in love with a girl with wonderful thighs and hips.
The only trouble was that I never noticed her lips,
They wouldn't stop moving.
She was one of the old brigade, one of those women who......
would never use 3 or 4 words, when a couple of thousaand would easily do..

You just knew, that no matter how busy I was, I wouldn'ty be able to resist it: didn't you?

You betcha!

norwaytips

30 Nov 2007, 08:03 AM

I also liked Sister Josephine, Family tree and the wonderful Bantam cock. I could go on and on, cos I loved the bloke. Played on the same stage as him many times. When he wrote the 'On again, on again' song, his wife wouldn't talk to him for two weeks. I shed a tear or two when he died.
Played a festival in North Yorkshire a long while back and I did version of this little piggy went to market, as if I were Jake and also a guy called Vin Garbutt. Much to my embarrassment, they were both in the audience. The rest of whom seemed to like it. :o

Footstomper

01 Dec 2007, 12:46 PM

When he wrote the 'On again, on again' song, his wife wouldn't talk to him for two weeks. I did version of this little piggy went to market, as if I were Jake and also a guy called Vin Garbutt. Much to my embarrassment, they were both in the audience. The rest of whom seemed to like it. :o

That his wife wouldnt talk to him is funny on so many levels:) Great anecdote. Do you know the chords? His style is so different from mine I aint got a clue but I've got a feeling it would make a great jazz number.