I want you all to sing along with this catchy tune, and try to learn all the words.
It's cheerful music to accompany the firing of torpedoes. I shall be testing you later.
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I have my own music playing right now so I won't be listening to this until tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteKeep listening to your own music.
DeleteI'll take your advice, this song is weird.
DeleteSometimes being deaf can be a hidden blessing.
ReplyDeleteIn this case, certainly!
DeleteOn my gosh!!! Maybe I should have had it on mute to read the lyrics! My husband's survey ship was converted into a hospital ship during the Falklands War but I still cried when the General Belgrano was sunk.
ReplyDeleteI've always thought of submarines as being a bit 'cowardly'.
DeleteWhere do you find these things? I can't believe I listened to that. Not so bad.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very strange 'war' song. Very cheerful.
Deletehaha, where do you find them ! ?
ReplyDeleteTHEY find ME!
DeleteI never realised that causing destruction and death with torpedoes could be such a jolly pastime.
ReplyDeleteThe music itself is particularly 'jolly', almost from 'Listen with Mother'.
DeleteCertainly a joyful tune for a war time sub. Contradiction, that's the spirit.
ReplyDeleteAn oddball if ever there was one.
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