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@@Anglo-SaxonTeaDrinker well said!

@@mr.briton365 Thank you! Are you Catholic (Anglo-Catholic or Roman Catholic?) Just curious, LOL.

@@CatholicNicklas I am. What’s your discord? I’ll add you

@@mr.briton365 there's a link on my channel!

Thank you mate

based name

It’s Misantrop - Blod Besvimelse 🙏

@@quinmccormack6283 satanic obelisk of the NWO 😔

Good evening David. I’m sorry to hear you’ve had a bad time watching my video, I appreciate how disappointing it must have been. I think you’ll find that in the video the ‘r’ in ‘grey’ is very clearly pronounced. However it varies from ‘grey’ and ‘gay’ depending on which version of the song. I hope this clears things up !

Thank You for replying - I never had a "bad time" watching Your video, in fact I enjoyed it - I merely commented that the lyrics are wrong. My source is 'The Oxford Song Book' which was included in 'The National Curriculum' for schools in Great Britain from the early part of the 20th century until 1964. I have two copies, one published in 1948 and one published in 1962. They both say "with Your coat so gay" as We sang at school.

@@davidhorn6008 I appreciate your reply. I fully understand where you’re coming from. It seems when it comes to the older, more traditional versions of the song, the lyrics are ‘gay’ as you quoted. I’ll see if I can upload a different version with the correct lyrics in the next couple of days to right this. I’m glad you enjoyed the video, feel free to let me know if you have any more suggestions or feedback.

You'll probably know this, most do but some will not - at the time of writing this song the word 'gay' meant only - light hearted and carefree - the modern commonly accepted meaning of this word may be confusing to some!

Same.

Astute observation

I’ve visited Wales a few times in my childhood but not for a good few years now… I’ll probably travel down there at some point in the near future, I’m thinking during the summer. Any recommendations for good pubs and cool historical sites??

@@mr.briton365 well for historical sites I recommend castles... Wales has a lot of them. I unfortunately can't answer your question about pubs as the only one I've ever gone to is my local. One bit of advice. Wales is a beautiful place for the most part however I strongly recommend avoiding a place known as Pentyrch as you might not leave with all the organs you entered with.

@@WeDieStanding948 I’ll keep note to avoid Pentyrch. Sounds a bit like a few places I know here in Yorkshire haha. When I visit Wales I’ll probably make a video about the various Castles and history of the place. Been meaning to branch out into wider history videos for years lol. Which region would you say is best?

@@mr.briton365 best region would probably have to be either Monmouth or Caernafon they are what could be described as the "richer" parts of Wales.

@@mr.briton365 the best site in Monmouth would have to be the Nelson museum and for Caernarfon it would be Caernarfon castle.

Me too 🤣