"Chimneys and more chimneys, light spilling from rain spattered windows onto dustbins, backyards and and factories... a pub, a pint of bitter, potato crisps, mine's a small port please... and London's a foreign shore". Poetry via YouTube, Coronation Street style.
And if you want more of this sort of stuff, there's the Coronation Street chorus. But you'll need a sweet sherry at the ready for the sing-a-long.
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
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2 comments:
I think it's absolutely fantastic, it's so true to life isn't it? I heard it a while ago on Corrieblog and I still listen to it occasionally
It is rather wonderful. It was te first time I'd heard it when I found it on YouTube, hadn't realised it'd been on Corrieblog before. Whoops!
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