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New Billy Bragg song mentions Morrissey
posted by davidt on Thursday October 12 2000, @08:00AM

 RC writes:

I was at the Billy Bragg concert at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto Canada on October the 8th and at the concert Billy prewiewed a few new songs. One of them, a particularly catchy and funny song called "Half-English" (I believe) starts with the lines "From Morris dancing to Morrissey, England La La something something..." So it was quite amusing.

Anyway, it's a great song and should become quite popular among this set.

 
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    full title (Score:2, Informative)
    The song was called "England Half-English."
    Kruzifixia Avenue <evensong@idirect.ca> -- Thursday October 12 2000, @03:19PM (#3195)
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     Non, je ne regrette rien Ni le bien qu'on m'a fait, ni le mal Tout ça m'est bien égal
      England, Half English (Score:1)
      Just like the Colin MacInnes book?
      Lancaster -- Thursday October 12 2000, @04:04PM (#3197)
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       Lancaster, Spanish Mod Sophisticate; A boy in Bush is worth two in the Strand
        billy bragg (Score:0)
        i saw bragg & the blokes in chicago oct. 7th, and they played that song. what an amazing performer. he also started singing some of 'heaven knows i'm miserable now' at the end of one of his songs.

        -avail92@hotmail.com
        Anonymous -- Friday October 13 2000, @03:08PM (#3227)

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