Just a random music video… Grab your things, I’ve come to take you home… Enjoy.
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That was a nice interlude
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Carry on lads..
Yes, it was a delightful may to start my day.
My only quibble is to think how much more delightful it could have been had the the somewhat over-orchestration been lowered and the singer taken care to enunciate clearly a song where the lyrics were of such importance
. He needs a lesson from Frank Sinatra, now alas too late.
Great video , great song , way ahead of it’s time …….just like sledgehammer .
hmmm.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/show/p003cmwm/brian_pern/
The song is apparently a metaphorical account of his decision to leave Genesis..before that slaphead cockney drummer took to the mike – and things were changed, changed utterly.