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The Vatican Rag - (Go to last post)
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10th March 2010, 21:17
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The Vatican Rag
If you remember Tom Lehrer, you should get a kick out of this. If you've never heard of Tom Lehrer, check it out:
Funny guy! Hope you enjoy it! Science flies us to the moon and stars. Religion flies us into buildings.
God allowed 200,000 people to die in an earthquake. So what makes you think he cares about YOUR problems? |
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11th March 2010, 01:17
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RE: The Vatican Rag
I've got an album of his. I think that while his actual musical stylings tend to not date well, the lyrics never fail to amuse me, and as a former student in a Catholic School, this song is no exception.
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11th March 2010, 14:34
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RE: The Vatican Rag
(11th March 2010 01:17)Rev. Rye Wrote: I've got an album of his. I think that while his actual musical stylings tend to not date well, the lyrics never fail to amuse me, and as a former student in a Catholic School, this song is no exception. My favorite ditty of his is "National Brotherwood Week", but all his stuff cracks me up. Science flies us to the moon and stars. Religion flies us into buildings.
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22nd March 2010, 13:48
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RE: The Vatican Rag
They're all being re-released on dvd, so the dating can't be that bad. Think his style's just fine myself. Beats the blippity-bloppity sh*** I hear from my neighbours....''But now it's..''
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22nd March 2010, 14:00
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RE: The Vatican Rag
Tom Lehrer is a brilliant musician and text writer. "Poisoning pigeons in the park" is hilarious.
Best regards,
Leo van Miert "Evolution: Putting the "win"in "Darwin"since 3,500,000,000 BC" "The quest for fire was in all likelihood followed by the desperate, immediate quest for some water." - Onion News |
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