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Mampi Swift
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My favourite was from about this time of year, at the Harvest Festival.

Autumn days when the grass is jewelled
And the silk inside a chestnut shell

And so on...

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Hymn 515. I'll just check what the title is............ :uhoh:

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Mampi Swift
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Elvis Costellos Glasses wrote:
You Proddy-Dogs used to sing cack like "We Plough The Fields and Scatter" didn't you?

Us Left-Footers had quality Hymns..like..errr....err...


Aye we did! Taking me back there like Elv!

'Give me oil in my lamp' was another good one, everyone always used to put an extra "of kings" onto the last verse though...

You can't half think of some good nostalgia topics! :laugh:

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MutleyRules
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'Colours Of Day'!!!!

'Walk With Me'!!!!

'Lord Of The Dance'!!!!

'Let My People Go'!!!!

4 quality tunes!!!! :grin: :sweet: :grin:
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He's Got The Whole World In His Hands!

Oh, and that one that went "From the tiny ant (repeat) to the elephant (repeat)..."
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He's Got The Whole World In His Hands!

Oh, and that one that went "From the tiny ant (repeat) to the elephant (repeat)..."


I loved that cause we were allowed to clap our hands during it. clap I also liked the one what started "You will go out with joy" and went on about trees n shIt.
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Mampi Swift wrote:
My favourite was from about this time of year, at the Harvest Festival.

Autumn days when the grass is jewelled
And the silk inside a chestnut shell

And so on...


heh, my favourite too.

oh I mustn't forget.... OH I MUSNT FORGET!!

TO SAY A GREAT BIG THANK YOU I MUSNT FORGET

classic

that one about 'give me oil in my lamp keep me burning' was ok as well

I just liked the tunes
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Hymn number 39......Jerusalem
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Mampi Swift
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nick wrote:
Mampi Swift wrote:
My favourite was from about this time of year, at the Harvest Festival.

Autumn days when the grass is jewelled
And the silk inside a chestnut shell

And so on...


heh, my favourite too.

oh I mustn't forget.... OH I MUSNT FORGET!!

TO SAY A GREAT BIG THANK YOU I MUSNT FORGET

classic

that one about 'give me oil in my lamp keep me burning' was ok as well

I just liked the tunes



Do you remember the one that had the line:

The apples are ripe, the plums are red
Broadbeans are sleeping in their blankety bed

Nobody else seems to remember it but me!

Yes, Harvest Festival easy had the best tunes! I wouldn't mind buying Songs of Praise simply for that walk down memory lane...

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Mick Tait's Head Bandage
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WHEN I NEEDED A NEIGHBOUR,
Were you there, were you there?
When I needed a neighbour, were you there?

And the creed and the colour
And the name won't matter,
Were you there?

I was hungry and thirsty,
Were you there, were you there?
I was hungry and thirsty, were you there?

I was cold, I was naked,
Were you there, were you there?
I was cold, I was naked, were you there?

When I needed a shelter,
Were you there, were you there?
When I needed a shelter, were you there?

When I needed a healer,
Were you there, were you there?
When I needed a healer, were you there?

Wherever you travel,
I'll be there, I'll be there.
Wherever you travel, I'll be there.

And the creed and the colour
And the name won't matter,
I'll be there.

A Lister Street classic!! clap clap clap

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Spender
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I seem to remember we were all cold and naked at Lister Street?? Anyone know Alan Kingston?? Infant School bully at Lister Street. Name and shame!!! :evil: :evil:
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Here you go Mampi :

http://www.ict.oxon-lea.gov.uk/portfoli ... fluffy.htm
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Try Amazon for the book Mampster

http://tinyurl.com/yanmx8
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Morning has broken and colours of day were the classics at Rossy......

Was anyone else in the school Road Safety Quiz team at school? It was naff....
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I was and we won the town championship as well, I was in the Memory Lane section in the mail a few months back which had the picture of us and the runners up
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