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Have heard 'You'll never walk alone' (spits) mentioned by some bellends.
At least it is very short.
Like being back in Big banana disco in Magaluf with sweaty birds and my best mates.
GSTQ is three verses so its not that short and no one knows the third verse anyway.
Seconds in the sand hills
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Based on an apophrycal story that Jesus had once visited England with Joseph of Arimethea, used to put in the poem an idea that if it had happened ( without actually stating that it had) it would have been a sort of blessing/good thing a sort of brief heaven on earth moment in contrast to the dark satanic mills. = Mixture of remembering story from my late mum and wiki.Is it really a Christian hymn?
I know they use it in church and IMO would make a splendid anthem but as I understand it, Blake meant it as a satire on the conditions the working poor found themselves living in.......the dark satanic mills reflecting the reality of life for most in England's green and pleasant land.
But certainly a stirring tune.
Bloody immigrants eh. Tsk.Based on an apophrycal story that Jesus had once visited England with Joseph of Arimethea, used to put in the poem an idea that if it had happened ( without actually stating that it had) it would have been a sort of blessing/good thing a sort of brief heaven on earth moment in contrast to the dark satanic mills. = Mixture of remembering story from my late mum and wiki.
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Ouch! Don't think they actually stayed though! Better not mention the Holy Family being refugees then!Bloody immigrants eh. Tsk.
GSTQ is three verses so its not that short and no one knows the third verse anyway.
Don't know about the third verse, but watching the England players mumble through the national anthem is dead funny.