I was diagnosed 2 years after this was released & it became my song to listen to whenever I was feeling like crap! Almost 20 years later & when I feel like crap,like today,I seek it out & sing along! Ok,we have come a long way with funding,therapies etc,but we DO still need public figures like Somerville,Elton, Annie Lennox to keep AIDS/HIV in the public awareness.It seems like this disease will never be fully destigmatised,but hey,we'll keep on fighting,YES?! Love you,Jimmy!
I have forever admired Jimmy Somerville for his brashness and "right in your face" politics as an early warrior in the fight to make AIDS awareness public. The AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (Act Up) was an early and passionate endeavor for him. Thank you Jimmy for educating, fighting for, reaching out and helping the gay community. Each and every person who has ever suffered, been humiliated, shamed and abandoned in the face of this illness lives on because of all your efforts. Let's ALL use the power within. We can win. I salute you my friend! Again and again~
I turned 50 this year I cried my eyes out, I MADE IT. unlike most of my friends, thank you Jimmy for this powerful record that made a generation sit up and listen. (one day I would love to shake your hand.)
I'am not gay yet I love Jimmy Somerville's music and his talent and from an interview I see is a really genuine lovely man. I think people who hate music and people just because they are gay are really sad bastards and need to get a life other than criticising people for their sexual gender. Enjoy the fantastic music and the amazing talent of Jimmy Somerville's LIFE'S TO SHORT. Respect to all.
long ago i know but sorry Homer that you write im not gay ;:( alone about that u should think again..i mean why u tell us that ? and when u gay ? what its WRONG on that ?
Thank God people can be theirselves more now, and nobody really gives a damn. How it should be. People are whatever they are Born. Jimmy did a lot of good bringing out Songs like this. Teens etc now, wouldn't have the freedom they have now without people like Him!
+Elek Ekberg He didn't do it all on his own. He ius one of many people can thank but do not place him on a pedistal. If "nobody really gives a damn" was true then "Take Me To Church" would not have been made. We have made massive leaps in my lifetime alone but it seems we are getting complacent which, even in the song, is not a good thing to be in the fight for equality. This applies not just to gay people as they can be just as prejudiced, biggoted and hateful as any other community because they are above all things people with all the faults and beauty that implies.
***** I know there are MANY people who have helped better things re Bi/Gay people. Your right about some Gay people being Phobic too. I'm Bi, but more Gay, and I can be very Homophobic sometimes. I don't like being like it, but I just hate the Camp Bitchy Lads/Men around, and also the Girls/Women, who strut around like Navvies. I just like people to be *ordinary* although I know deep down, there are people like I mentioned above, who can't help being like that. I also know a lot put it on, and also exaggerate it, as they think it's how their supposed to be. I can walk around, and nobody would have a clue about me. I like that, and I like people the same as me. It's nothing to do with being ashamed of myself, because I'm not. If something asked me, I would tell them. If they don't like it, then that's their problem! Thanks for your comment anyway ok :o)
Elek Ekberg Then you get it in the neck from both sides. Believe it or not in the area of prejudice I think bisexuals can have it worse. You say you like people to be ordinary. What is ordinary or normal? Being camp or bitchy is ordinary/normal to those that are, as is being "butch" for some gay women. I never use the word straight acting for gay people who aren't camp, because acting imples some level of deciet. Some of the campest men I have met have actually been straight. The ones that put it on could be doing so because that is what they think they should be like to be accepted. I used to go out with a mate when he wanted to go on the scene and believe me I was not one who would fit in, infact I stood out in all the clubs, because I had hair long enough to reach my ares, I am 6ft if you want to have something to give an image of the length. I am overweight, I wear what I feel comfortable in as I see no point in spending money on names and being uncomfortable subconcioulsy as opposed to physically. I would dance even with my total lack of rythm and grace. The looks I got were obviously ones of disgust or distatse, and so blatant even I with my difficulty, in interpreting facial expressions, could see them clearly. I was basically his comfort blanket and I was fine with that as for me a good night out is one where I have had fun. Wehn I am out with my friends that is what I have no matter the venue, a pub is a pub and a club is a club to me. If people are behaving in away that is comfortable to them and not harming someone else then they should never feel ashamed of themselves regardless of gender, orientation, race, gender identity etc.
+Elek Ekberg You're right about the internalised homophobia and I'm ashamed to say I suffer from it. I don't like effeminate men, it makes me uncomfortable. Yet as a gay man I shouldn't be prejudiced against other gay men.
Samuel Brooks You are assuming that effaminte men are restricted to gay men. I can only talk from my own experience obviously. All my gay friends you would never guess they were gay unless you asked them as they would abswer yes. They are what some would call "straight acting", I use quotes as I don't like the term as it implies dishonesty. On the opposite side the campest or most effeminate men I have met are straight. Most happilly married and have kids. They are just so comfortable in who they are that they don't feel the need to live up to the stereotype of a straight bloke.
Yeah,I recall being young,back in 1895! I have around 400 dvds & not one of 'em is Spitting Image,haha.So *COUGH* away,lol.Nah,seriously you should be able to view a fair number on here.Or maybe Amazon has it.Happy hunting. ;-)
Here we're and standing our ground And we won't be moved by what they say So we'll shout (shout!) As loud as we can And we'll shout (shout!) Till they hear our demands Money is what we need, not complacency Read my lips and they will tell you Enough is enough is enough is enough Finding cures is not the only solution And it's not a case of sinner absolution So we'll fight (fight!) For love and with pride And we'll fight (fight!) Standing together for the Right to live and die with dignity Read my lips and they will tell you Enough is enough is enough is enough The power within We can use it to win So we'll shout (shout!) As loud as we can And we'll fight (fight!) Till they meet our demands Money is what we need, not complacency Read my lips and they will tell you Enough is enough is enough is enough
I forgot about this video thanks for posting this. was one one the first members of ACTUP in early 1988. we'll still dealing with the same problems and new ones with aids. it still comes down to personal responiblity for ones self and for the others you in age in, safe safe
I like this song. Jimmy Somerville has a lovely falsetto singing voice. I think Gays have a difficult enough time in this world having to put with ignorant Homophobics out there who want to suppress the Gay community. I support Gay rights and believe in liberal marriage for all Gays and Lesbians.
I have forever admired Jimmy Somerville for his brashness and "iright in your face" politics as an early warrior in the fight to make Aids awareness public. The Aids Coalition to Unleash Power (Act Up) was an early and endeavor for him. Thank you Jimmy for educating, fighting for and helping the gay community. Each and every person who has ever suffered, been humiliated and been abandoned in the face of this illness lives on because of your efforts. I salute you my friend! Again and again~
Great song indeedy....mainly because of the fact that Jimmy has a fantastic voice...but yeah...great message to sing about...but it could be humpty dumpty and it would sound just as good...if I sang this song it wouldn't be here but I can sing humpty dumpty if anyone would care to join in....xxx Love n Light xx Tina { Bobbis Mum }
Hahaha,yeah,that WAS some sight to witness,people cracking open the fizz & dancing in the streets,lol.I don't recall a more devisive individual.As has been said,she had bigger balls than her Cabinet. There's a great Spitting Image parody,where she's in the dining room & she tells the waitress when asked,"And what about the vegetables?" "Oh THEY'LL have the same".It's on YT somewhere.Bloody hilarious.
As a straight man I wholeheartedly support gay rights, it's 2016 ffs, people like Jimmy, Marc Almond, Andy Bell and Boy George brought acceptance to the gay community that had never been allowed before.
Hahahahaha,now THAT'S brilliant,I take my hat off to you.Alcohol,'tis the very devil in liquid form,hahahaha.I rarely partake these days,too old for all the shenanigans that go with it.I'll buy a bottle of the Jamesons & it'll last me a good few months. My health's way too crap for me to be out boozing in pubs,that's for the young'uns.Haha,listen to me,sound like I'm 102 not feckin' 52. Anywho matey,great having a 'craic' with you but some new drama's just started on the BBC.Catch you later.
Hahahaha,apologies sir,lol.Shouldn't take the michael outa me roots.Listen,after a bottle of Jamesons,hic,I'll believe in anything,lol. The times I've somehow managed to get safely home after a night out,it has to be the little folk helping me out.
You know it fella,lol.I've woken up in bed with black eyes,bust nose,split lips & bruised ribs,but I've always woken up in my own bed! Only time I didn't was when the cops kindly put me in a cell for the night....for my own safety of course.They couldn't get an address outa me,hahaha.Part of the charge sheet read,'Was found holding onto shop window,(huh?),any attempt to walk away from window resulted in falling to the ground...' So they must've sat in their car for a while watching all this.
Yup,it IS a good remake,one of the few.I've probably watched it around 5 times.'Blue ray' & 'HD',you speak with forked tongue,lol.My dvd player's just last week died after 13 years,so maybe I need to upgrade to a dvd/blueray combo.
I just saw Jimmy on a Palladia recording of a big 80's Rewind concert. I'd never heard of him before, and I can see why he never made it to the US. Pure audio torture. Why anyone thinks this man can sing is beyond me. That's my opinion and I'm sticking with it.
Gawd,we's like new pen-pals,hahaha.Jamesons became my drink of choice by proxy.I used to quaff Canadian Club but then 1 time my pub ran out & got Jamesons instead,so that became 'It'.Yeah,the BBC thing was ok,quite dark with just the right amount of characters.A body's been found in the attic of an old house conversion.All but 1 cop thinks it's a simple suicide,& so the plot thickens.Oh,The Fugitive,fecking ACE film.Did you get the original or the Harrison Ford remake? Enjoy it matey.
Yeah she was,& d'ya know,she rarely,if ever, talked about the war years.Nor did dad really,he was born in 1928.Weirdly,she married dad after she'd been engaged to his older brother who's ship was sunk during the war! I've seen any number of documentaries about it all but not done exstensive research into it.One phrase my mam DID use a lot was,"You lot don't know you're born".My sister's been researching our 'Oirish' roots for a while now.Tho' I've no idea how far she's got.
I've seen one photo of Uncle Joe & I used to ask mam what he was like but she'd just stare off out the window,clutching his photo,saying nothing.I overheard her once shouting at dad telling him,"You are NOTHING like Joe".Oops,I guess he just didn't measure up to his brother! Ah well,it's been years since they died so that's in the past.Hey-ho.Gotta go shovel some nosh down my throat matey.
And no 'queers',lol.Don't leave me out,hahahaha.My old ma came to England from County Limmerick when she was,like,6 months old in 1922.I remember as a kid pestering her to "Talk like grandad".I absolutely LOVED the way he spoke.
You don’t have to say your not gay before stating you like someone’s music. Anyone can appreciate anyone’s music or talent etc. Like saying I like a female artist eg Madonna and quantifying it by saying: I’m not straight but I like Like A Virgin. I don’t give a care what someone does or believes as long as it doesn’t have a detrimental affect on anyone but I like a great tune.
I'm not too sure the English government,i.e. the dark forces,got into it so much,lol.But I guess it's similar to when an impressionist 'does' a celebrity.The celebrity's happy 'cause it keeps up their profile.Anything which brings attention to YOU.You know how celebs are,it's all,"Me,me,me daaah-ling". Right now I can't bring to mind an American comic of whom I'd say,"Yeah,I like him/her". Well,Reginald D Hunter makes me snot up my drink sometimes.
Hahahaha,mate I aint all that bothered about anything you've written,inadvertent or otherwise.The other positive about the site is if I get pissed of with what comes my way I can just delete & block. Appreciate what you're saying tho'. ;-)
this could be renewed for a new generation..instead of act up it could be about trans homophobia etc..enough is enough ..have images of loads of famous lgbt people and their friends family and the horrors that have happened..just a thought
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I was diagnosed 2 years after this was released & it became my song to listen to whenever I was feeling like crap! Almost 20 years later & when I feel like crap,like today,I seek it out & sing along! Ok,we have come a long way with funding,therapies etc,but we DO still need public figures like Somerville,Elton, Annie Lennox to keep AIDS/HIV in the public awareness.It seems like this disease will never be fully destigmatised,but hey,we'll keep on fighting,YES?! Love you,Jimmy!
I have forever admired Jimmy Somerville for his brashness and "right in your face" politics as an early warrior in the fight to make AIDS awareness public. The AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (Act Up) was an early and passionate endeavor for him. Thank you Jimmy for educating, fighting for, reaching out and helping the gay community. Each and every person who has ever suffered, been humiliated, shamed and abandoned in the face of this illness lives on because of all your efforts. Let's ALL use the power within. We can win. I salute you my friend! Again and again~
I turned 50 this year I cried my eyes out, I MADE IT. unlike most of my friends, thank you Jimmy for this powerful record that made a generation sit up and listen. (one day I would love to shake your hand.)
I can't believe it has been 20 years since this song was brought out and this awful disease is still killing so many people-great song!
I'am not gay yet I love Jimmy Somerville's music and his talent and from an interview I see is a really genuine lovely man.
I think people who hate music and people just because they are gay are really sad bastards and need to get a life other than criticising people for their sexual gender.
Enjoy the fantastic music and the amazing talent of Jimmy Somerville's LIFE'S TO SHORT.
Respect to all.
Lovely sentiment, but not wishing to be nit picking, but I think you meant sexual orientation, as sexuality doesnt have any type specific 'gender'
long ago i know but sorry Homer that you write im not gay ;:( alone about that u should think again..i mean why u tell us that ? and when u gay ? what its WRONG on that ?
I am not gay or lesbian or anything, And I don't care what his pant size is, I love his music and what he stands for. Go Jimmy!
Absolutely love this song and the message it sent. An absolute hero of mine!!!!
Молодость моя 😊. До сих пор с удовольствием слушаю Джимми. Хорошая музыка не надоедает
Thank God people can be theirselves more now, and nobody really gives a damn. How it should be. People are whatever they are Born. Jimmy did a lot of good bringing out Songs like this. Teens etc now, wouldn't have the freedom they have now without people like Him!
+Elek Ekberg He didn't do it all on his own. He ius one of many people can thank but do not place him on a pedistal.
If "nobody really gives a damn" was true then "Take Me To Church" would not have been made. We have made massive leaps in my lifetime alone but it seems we are getting complacent which, even in the song, is not a good thing to be in the fight for equality.
This applies not just to gay people as they can be just as prejudiced, biggoted and hateful as any other community because they are above all things people with all the faults and beauty that implies.
***** I know there are MANY people who have helped better things re Bi/Gay people. Your right about some Gay people being Phobic too. I'm Bi, but more Gay, and I can be very Homophobic sometimes. I don't like being like it, but I just hate the Camp Bitchy Lads/Men around, and also the Girls/Women, who strut around like Navvies. I just like people to be *ordinary* although I know deep down, there are people like I mentioned above, who can't help being like that. I also know a lot put it on, and also exaggerate it, as they think it's how their supposed to be. I can walk around, and nobody would have a clue about me. I like that, and I like people the same as me. It's nothing to do with being ashamed of myself, because I'm not. If something asked me, I would tell them. If they don't like it, then that's their problem! Thanks for your comment anyway ok :o)
Elek Ekberg
Then you get it in the neck from both sides. Believe it or not in the area of prejudice I think bisexuals can have it worse.
You say you like people to be ordinary. What is ordinary or normal? Being camp or bitchy is ordinary/normal to those that are, as is being "butch" for some gay women.
I never use the word straight acting for gay people who aren't camp, because acting imples some level of deciet. Some of the campest men I have met have actually been straight.
The ones that put it on could be doing so because that is what they think they should be like to be accepted.
I used to go out with a mate when he wanted to go on the scene and believe me I was not one who would fit in, infact I stood out in all the clubs, because I had hair long enough to reach my ares, I am 6ft if you want to have something to give an image of the length. I am overweight, I wear what I feel comfortable in as I see no point in spending money on names and being uncomfortable subconcioulsy as opposed to physically. I would dance even with my total lack of rythm and grace.
The looks I got were obviously ones of disgust or distatse, and so blatant even I with my difficulty, in interpreting facial expressions, could see them clearly.
I was basically his comfort blanket and I was fine with that as for me a good night out is one where I have had fun. Wehn I am out with my friends that is what I have no matter the venue, a pub is a pub and a club is a club to me.
If people are behaving in away that is comfortable to them and not harming someone else then they should never feel ashamed of themselves regardless of gender, orientation, race, gender identity etc.
+Elek Ekberg You're right about the internalised homophobia and I'm ashamed to say I suffer from it. I don't like effeminate men, it makes me uncomfortable. Yet as a gay man I shouldn't be prejudiced against other gay men.
Samuel Brooks
You are assuming that effaminte men are restricted to gay men. I can only talk from my own experience obviously.
All my gay friends you would never guess they were gay unless you asked them as they would abswer yes. They are what some would call "straight acting", I use quotes as I don't like the term as it implies dishonesty.
On the opposite side the campest or most effeminate men I have met are straight. Most happilly married and have kids. They are just so comfortable in who they are that they don't feel the need to live up to the stereotype of a straight bloke.
I am surprised this song has not been the anthem for the GLBT rights movement. This has always been one of my favorite songs !
The best! Une voix en or!!!!! Un talent hors norme...!
Bluffant à tous niveaux!
Je l'adore!
GOD BLESS JIMMY...THANKS FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE MATE.X
Yeah,I recall being young,back in 1895! I have around 400 dvds & not one of 'em is Spitting Image,haha.So *COUGH* away,lol.Nah,seriously you should be able to view a fair number on here.Or maybe Amazon has it.Happy hunting. ;-)
I was a runner on this. Jimmy Somerville, what a lovely, lovely man X
This is one of my all time greats by Jimmy.
Vocal perfection this man can sing the birds out the trees love the track!
in 80 to early 90, being gay was rare in the pop culture, and being an artist! i love that jimmy gave us a message! be your self gay and proud!
Jimmy Somerville....such a life's contributor. Amazing.
Here we're and standing our ground
And we won't be moved by what they say
So we'll shout (shout!)
As loud as we can
And we'll shout (shout!)
Till they hear our demands
Money is what we need, not complacency
Read my lips and they will tell you
Enough is enough is enough is enough
Finding cures is not the only solution
And it's not a case of sinner absolution
So we'll fight (fight!)
For love and with pride
And we'll fight (fight!)
Standing together for the
Right to live and die with dignity
Read my lips and they will tell you
Enough is enough is enough is enough
The power within
We can use it to win
So we'll shout (shout!)
As loud as we can
And we'll fight (fight!)
Till they meet our demands
Money is what we need, not complacency
Read my lips and they will tell you
Enough is enough is enough is enough
Lets not forget Jimmy's Years with the Communards. I love this guy. He is an awesome icon.
Great singer still is today I remember him @ family from ruchill I lived Mayfield street x
I forgot about this video thanks for posting this. was one one the first members of ACTUP in early 1988. we'll still dealing with the same problems and new ones with aids. it still comes down to personal responiblity for ones self and for the others you in age in, safe safe
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been looking this video for ages! thanks for uploading. awesome artist, awesome song, awesome message.
Brilliant singer from a wee man, u go Jimmy 😀😀
I like this song. Jimmy Somerville has a lovely falsetto singing voice.
I think Gays have a difficult enough time in this world having to put with ignorant Homophobics out there who want to suppress the Gay community.
I support Gay rights and believe in liberal marriage for all Gays and Lesbians.
stonking great song! Loved it when Music had a voice and was utelised to get a message accross.
Love so much this song since 1990... fantastic song
Fantastic!
In fact he's a genius to get the message across in a very popy song like this!
The war might be in respite, but the fight keeps raging on 👊 Way 2go Jimmy 😎
je redécouvre ses chansons bravo Jimmy
GREAT SONG.
superstubes It certainly is Mrstubes x
Absolut great love it :) Jimmy Somerville - Read My Lips (1990)
oh yessss,thank you!
I have forever admired Jimmy Somerville for his brashness and "iright in your face" politics as an early warrior in the fight to make Aids awareness public. The Aids Coalition to Unleash Power (Act Up) was an early and endeavor for him. Thank you Jimmy for educating, fighting for and helping the gay community. Each and every person who has ever suffered, been humiliated and been abandoned in the face of this illness lives on because of your efforts. I salute you my friend! Again and again~
As relevant now as it was when this was first made !!
yeah it definately is :)
fab music as always
excellent!!!!!!!
Happy Birthday Jimmy xoxo
trop bon! j'aiiiiiiiiiiiimeeeeeeeee
thank you! i've missed this!
Love it.
brilliant x x
I adore you Jimmy. I love watching you dance especially, mmmm
Great song indeedy....mainly because of the fact that Jimmy has a fantastic voice...but yeah...great message to sing about...but it could be humpty dumpty and it would sound just as good...if I sang this song it wouldn't be here but I can sing humpty dumpty if anyone would care to join in....xxx Love n Light xx Tina { Bobbis Mum }
I love you Jimmy ; you are realy a man
Jimmy is a legend!
Love you Jimmy :-)
I just this guy!
What a crackin' mover he is!
BRAVISSIMO
muy lindos temas marcaron mi juventud
I love Jimmy! His pant size must be a 24X26 and I'm kind of sad that I didn't run into him while visiting London last March.
I love you Jimmy!
I stand with Women!
Old stuff...but Great.
stupendaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Hahaha,yeah,that WAS some sight to witness,people cracking open the fizz & dancing in the streets,lol.I don't recall a more devisive individual.As has been said,she had bigger balls than her Cabinet. There's a great Spitting Image parody,where she's in the dining room & she tells the waitress when asked,"And what about the vegetables?" "Oh THEY'LL have the same".It's on YT somewhere.Bloody hilarious.
JIMMMMMMAAAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!!
Fucking hell... I see all this stuff about gay this, gay that, well who gives a phuck!. This geezer is brilliant!.
just wanted to write that and saw your comment
uma das minhas frustrações é não cantar como esse cara, demais
As a straight man I wholeheartedly support gay rights, it's 2016 ffs, people like Jimmy, Marc Almond, Andy Bell and Boy George brought acceptance to the gay community that had never been allowed before.
+Shaun Pierce Don't forget Elton John, Freddie Mercury and eventually George Michael.
+freesportube noted, thanks for the reminder
well said,
Hahahahaha,now THAT'S brilliant,I take my hat off to you.Alcohol,'tis the very devil in liquid form,hahahaha.I rarely partake these days,too old for all the shenanigans that go with it.I'll buy a bottle of the Jamesons & it'll last me a good few months. My health's way too crap for me to be out boozing in pubs,that's for the young'uns.Haha,listen to me,sound like I'm 102 not feckin' 52. Anywho matey,great having a 'craic' with you but some new drama's just started on the BBC.Catch you later.
Esta buena canción la canto JIMMY SOMERVILLE en el año 1989
Hahahaha,apologies sir,lol.Shouldn't take the michael outa me roots.Listen,after a bottle of Jamesons,hic,I'll believe in anything,lol. The times I've somehow managed to get safely home after a night out,it has to be the little folk helping me out.
POWER MUSIC
You know it fella,lol.I've woken up in bed with black eyes,bust nose,split lips & bruised ribs,but I've always woken up in my own bed! Only time I didn't was when the cops kindly put me in a cell for the night....for my own safety of course.They couldn't get an address outa me,hahaha.Part of the charge sheet read,'Was found holding onto shop window,(huh?),any attempt to walk away from window resulted in falling to the ground...' So they must've sat in their car for a while watching all this.
Buen cover
keep fighting,thats the only way!silence=death
Jim's the Biz
yes
❤
2024 ✋
yes, I am pretty sure that is sinead at 2:19 and at 4:01 unless someone else tells me I am wrong I will continue to believe this.
Yup,it IS a good remake,one of the few.I've probably watched it around 5 times.'Blue ray' & 'HD',you speak with forked tongue,lol.My dvd player's just last week died after 13 years,so maybe I need to upgrade to a dvd/blueray combo.
luv it luv it fuckin luv it
偉大なアーティストの１人です
I just saw Jimmy on a Palladia recording of a big 80's Rewind concert. I'd never heard of him before, and I can see why he never made it to the US. Pure audio torture. Why anyone thinks this man can sing is beyond me. That's my opinion and I'm sticking with it.
Gawd,we's like new pen-pals,hahaha.Jamesons became my drink of choice by proxy.I used to quaff Canadian Club but then 1 time my pub ran out & got Jamesons instead,so that became 'It'.Yeah,the BBC thing was ok,quite dark with just the right amount of characters.A body's been found in the attic of an old house conversion.All but 1 cop thinks it's a simple suicide,& so the plot thickens.Oh,The Fugitive,fecking ACE film.Did you get the original or the Harrison Ford remake? Enjoy it matey.
watch it often,do you?
would this make a great choice for simon cowells charity song for the victims involved in the Grenfell Tower fire????
Read my lips
ramps up nicely at 2:12
2:18 sinead 100%
Yeah she was,& d'ya know,she rarely,if ever, talked about the war years.Nor did dad really,he was born in 1928.Weirdly,she married dad after she'd been engaged to his older brother who's ship was sunk during the war! I've seen any number of documentaries about it all but not done exstensive research into it.One phrase my mam DID use a lot was,"You lot don't know you're born".My sister's been researching our 'Oirish' roots for a while now.Tho' I've no idea how far she's got.
I've seen one photo of Uncle Joe & I used to ask mam what he was like but she'd just stare off out the window,clutching his photo,saying nothing.I overheard her once shouting at dad telling him,"You are NOTHING like Joe".Oops,I guess he just didn't measure up to his brother! Ah well,it's been years since they died so that's in the past.Hey-ho.Gotta go shovel some nosh down my throat matey.
And no 'queers',lol.Don't leave me out,hahahaha.My old ma came to England from County Limmerick when she was,like,6 months old in 1922.I remember as a kid pestering her to "Talk like grandad".I absolutely LOVED the way he spoke.
is that Sinead O'conner at 2:18?
@BPoudrier no-one could have said it better,fuckin luv it!
You don’t have to say your not gay before stating you like someone’s music. Anyone can appreciate anyone’s music or talent etc. Like saying I like a female artist eg Madonna and quantifying it by saying: I’m not straight but I like Like A Virgin.
I don’t give a care what someone does or believes as long as it doesn’t have a detrimental affect on anyone but I like a great tune.
often enough to comment?
Nope, you're not wrong. Also Adeva crops up in there a couple of times too.
This is dedicated to the muppets running Manchester Pride.
He does like like a rather camp version of Wayne Rooney.
Look, it's Ian Hislop!
I'm not too sure the English government,i.e. the dark forces,got into it so much,lol.But I guess it's similar to when an impressionist 'does' a celebrity.The celebrity's happy 'cause it keeps up their profile.Anything which brings attention to YOU.You know how celebs are,it's all,"Me,me,me daaah-ling". Right now I can't bring to mind an American comic of whom I'd say,"Yeah,I like him/her". Well,Reginald D Hunter makes me snot up my drink sometimes.
sounds like a Stock, Aitken and Waterman production.
Hahahaha,mate I aint all that bothered about anything you've written,inadvertent or otherwise.The other positive about the site is if I get pissed of with what comes my way I can just delete & block. Appreciate what you're saying tho'. ;-)
*Somerville* not Sumerville.
this could be renewed for a new generation..instead of act up it could be about trans homophobia etc..enough is enough ..have images of loads of famous lgbt people and their friends family and the horrors that have happened..just a thought
absolutely , and getting people to get up and fight trump