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'I Remember' Lyrics: 

I remember when we were skin and bone, tough and cruel  
But bruises brown and fade away
Trinkets in a coat pocket stolen from kids at school
Burned a hole and fed a shame

Someone should have told you that you'd always have a place to go
Uh oh I thought you would have known  
Someone should have told you that you'd never find yourself alone
Uh oh, we lost you to the snow  

I remember when we would hang about in hollow trees  
New sounds, sitting smoking leaves
Walking past boarded up windows gets you down
Sh*t town, knew you couldn't breathe  

Someone should have told you that you'd always have a place to go
Uh oh I thought you would have known  
Someone should have told you that you'd never find yourself alone
Uh oh, we lost you to the snow  

Or maybe you climbed out after all  
I didn't wait around to see you fall
Found you on facebook soft and warm
You must have known it. You must have known it
You must have known it. You must have known it

Saint Saviour - I Remember

Ukulele Song

It's Christmas time and another year to remember the sad loss of singer Kirsty MacColl, a super talented singer and song writer in her own right, but mainly renowned for the part she played in the Xmas song by Shane McGowan and the Pogues.
To this day no one can be too sure what happened to her that sunny day in Mexico, but most people seemed to agree she was hit by a passing speedboat, not in the right part of the sea and too near the beach. An accident? Certainly a sad incident and two  children left without a mother.
Who knows what she could have contributed to modern music if she was still here. A sad loss, to her family and the world.
Happy Christmas,, Kirsty x

The Sad Death of Kirsty McColl

The Sad Death of Kirsty MacColl

It's that time of year again! It's the Annual General Meeting of Jane and Mike's local water company, and since they have each bought a handful of shares, they are entitled to go along and ask searching questions and quiz the Board. Meanwhile, a hundred yards down the road, there's a bunch of very angry people with banners and flags, demanding answers to their burning questions. Hmm, if only there was a way for them to get inside -

Green Giraffes PODCAST 19th July 2024 United Utilities

Local people in East Salford UK get together with their elected representatives and agree on one thing - the area is being exploited by faceless investors, with companies registered overseas, who have no interest in the people or places where they want to erect enormous skscrapers of endless apartments - purely for the purposes of generating personal profits for themselves. These rich people are so cowardly they won't even face the local residents and hear their concerns.

Green Giraffes Sat 27 July 2024 St Clements church - PLANNING

The Wedding Day is taken from Heidi Talbot's latest album Here We Go 1, 2, 3 which is available now. Find out more: http://www.navigatorrecords.co.uk/2016/07/new-release-heidi-talbot-here-we-go-1-2-3/

Here We Go 1, 2, 3

The Wedding Day

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Heidi Talbot - The Wedding Day

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Mike Scantlebury is a part of the band, radio show and song writing team known as 'The Jam'. No, Paul Weller he ain't. JAM stands for 'Jane and Mike' and you'll not just find them on Mixcloud but also Youtube and various websites and Blogs. It's modern songs, (in a folk idiom), radio shows in a 'Richard and Judy' idiot, and songs like 'Dit Dit Dit', (which, as we all know, stands for S.O.S. - good enough for The Titanic. Who knows, Salford might hit an iceberg, soon).

Green Giraffes Sat 27 July 2024 St Clements church - PLANNING

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