We have a new song today thanks to Jack, and his impeccably good taste. But first, on a cold, cold January night, a warm up.
Cheese has holes. Ed ran a mathematical and cheesy joke past us and I almost blogged it but decided you didn’t need it. It’s not that my fingers couldn’t keep up.
My Song is Love Unknown appeared on the big screen and clutched in our hands, and we began to sing. Mr Ed belted out the harmony parts. And we Laaaaaa’d together which was actually very beautiful.
We moved on to Wild West Hero to tackle something else we had tackled before. Perhaps a little line dancing in the instrumental. Or perhaps not. Lovely crossover at the end, and have you heard there’s another actual tune? It would even make a nice harmony if you can get your head round it …
Our brand new song is Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes and I thought I kinda knew it and a kinda don’t. I’ll just pretend I’m really young. It felt a bit low. Time for a new key. We went up to a nice C with Ed at the Casio. We sang it wonderfully for a new song, good choice Jack!
Burning Bridges mixes very well with All Around My Hat which is interesting far beyond my belly button fluff. Our efforts sounded quite good. We sang All Around My Hat again but with very very open mouths and in an accent of your choice.
Bond next to see if we had done our homework. I heard about it in a socially distanced catch up and I was pretty impressed to hear it. It’s great fun! Maybe there’s an issue with the number of Oooohhhhhs so we will be ok if Ed doesn’t get mixed up.
God Only Knows if we will get an Easter concert this year, but we shall sing until we do.
We finished with The Impossible Dream and I didn’t fall asleep …
Well done DFS. We always keep singing, and we always will. Love, Cat xxx
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