Words: G.Williams, L.Dukes, N.Glover Music: L.Smith, G.Vaughn, G.Williams Arranged by: L.Smith, J.Saddler - 1987 From the Album "Ba-Dop-Boom-Bang"
destroy The lies that live in your mind William Booth's speech: Many people like to sit Within the sound of the church bell But I'd rather run a rescue
big wooden spoon All at once you can feel the storm coming As you burst out into the old refrain To the sound of america drumming Call it pain, call
, I blink with them shades of thought and think And in this corner be the hush, so play on William Rhodes 'Cause at the sound of the bell my circle square
The tragedy of Hamlet (Inspired by the play by William Shakespeare) ACT I Once past twelve sounds a bell 'Tis bitter cold at Elsinore Three Danes await
sound of bow-bells You have the necessary qualifications to be christened a londoner [it's a cruel place, it's a hard place] But when you think back to all the great londoners William
spoken) Elanguescence E-L-A-N-G-U-E-S-S-E-N-C-E? Elanguescence? (bell) MR. PANCH (spoken) For the win, William your word is "weltanschauung" WILLIAM
That?s a stupid suggestion! LOGAINNE ?Cause we?ll pommel your butt When we prove who knows what LEAF Though we?re frightened by the sound of the bell (bell
sound of Bow-Bells You have the necessary qualifications to be christened a Londoner (It's a cruel place, it's a hard place) But when you think back to all the great Londoners William
feel of your dark velvet waist Eight men heard the sounds of your tan leather skirt Eight men heard the bark of the guns that you wore Belle Starr, Belle
of your dark velvet waist Eight men heard the sounds of your tan leather skirt Eight men heard the bark of the guns that you wore. Belle Starr, Belle
happy the skies; The merry bells ring To welcome the Spring; The skylark and thrush, The birds of the bush, Sing louder around To the bells' cheerful sound
morning's eve there in the shade with all things up its leaves waking to the marvel to be northern to be free you can hear the sound of southern bells
[The tragedy of Hamlet] [Inspired by the play by William Shakespeare] [ACT I] Once past twelve sounds a bell 'Tis bitter cold at Elsinore Three Danes
sound of Bow-Bells You have the necessary qualifications to be christened a Londoner [It's a cruel place, it's a hard place] But when you think back to all the great Londoners William
I bl-l-link with them shades of thought and think (and in this corner be the hush) so play on William Rhodes Cause at the sound of the bell my circle