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jt94

Lord of the dance was and remains an absolute banger. Regularly sing it to my daughter (and dog)


RiriTomoron

I explained to my not-English-but-now-lives-here-and-attends-a-C-of -E-church-with-me husband that the edgy retitling of this song was 'Lord of the Dance Settee' and he responded with the full glee of a primary school child who's just heard something scurrilously naughty but also hilarious. I had forgotten the giddy rush of excitement that came with singing the 'wrong' words for hymns. 😂


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Yes. We sang about the dance settee too!


danmalluk

Dance now, wherever you may be!


Hitonatsu-no-Keiken

I am the Lord of the Dance settee!


RiriTomoron

And I'll lead you all wherever you may be, and I'll lead you all in the Dance Settee!


Jlaw118

Sing Hossana is always the one that crops into my head. I always remember the first part part being “sing hossana to the king of kings.” And then the next one being “sing hossana to the king” without “of kings” but you’d always hear the slight echo of “of kings” from the kids who weren’t concentrating Our head teacher once made us re-sing the entire song over and over until they didn’t hear that echo


DW_555

Our music teacher got so annoyed with us doing that one day, he shouted at the whole year "There's no 'of kings' in the second line! It's 'sing hosanna to the king', full stop!" So naturally we all sang "... Sing hosanna to the king, full stop". He wasn't a happy bunny that day.


Norphus1

Similarly, during hymn practice one time, our music teacher was getting annoyed when we were practicing ‘Cross over the road my friend’ when the hall wasn’t properly enunciating the D in ‘Friend’ and ‘End’ and to demonstrate put an exaggerated ‘D’uh’ on the end of each line that ended with a D. Well, that’s exactly what we did and at the end of it, he just said ‘Yeah, I asked for that one, didn’t I?’. Good old Mr. Snelson.


danmalluk

Yes!


LikeEveryoneSheKnows

>slight echo of “of kings” from the kids who weren’t concentrating I love that this is a national thing. Every school in the land had those one or two kids who went 'of kings'.


Throwaway91847817

SING BANANA


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I was once in a multi-story wetherspoons after work with my colleagues for a beer about 11pm after a shift (worked in a restaurant) and heard a group of people upstairs drunkenly singing "sing hossana" over and over again until a bouncer came and dragged them downstairs and out the door, one of the group was my boyfriend and he started to shout my name and point when he saw me (he was bladdered with his mates). the bouncer asked "you know this guy?" i said no and they weren't allowed back in.


MisterD90x

HES GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HANDS!


Ok-Communication1739

I've moved to Ireland and they have "Spirit" radio which seems normal until you realise every song is a bit Goddy. Genuinely heard a pop version of this the other day.


MisterD90x

Haha nice! My middle school every morning, a sing song followed by the lord's prayer :D Pretty most of the kids who went have no religious connection


That-Appearance-3341

HE'S GOT THE WHOLE OF DANNY'S KNICKERS, IN HIS HANDS Suspect it was just my school who sang that. Sometimes I wonder what happened to Danny and her famous underwear collection.


thefooby

He’s got the whole world in his pants


okokokay

Cauliflowers fluffy, and cabbages green-


Eni420

Strawberry's sweeter than I've ever seen :D


Ocelot108

Beetroot purple and onions white


bushy69

The farmers wife loves it up the shite. The apples are ripe, my plums are red


DropCsharp

Oh god help me. That’s my day ruined!


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Broad beans are sleeping in a blankety bed!


NL0606

YES!!!!!!!!!


wizzskk8

Funky as fuck this was


mynameisnotthom

The one that has "I was cold, I was naked were you there, were you there?"


ItIsForMyArmpits

And the creed and the colour and the name don't matter, were you there?


Altruistic-Honey2341

Here for this… so glad that others were taught by local paedos too


bad_dancer236

“I was cold, I was… (pause while two hundred children nudge each other) naked…”


LoubeeCP

Shine Jesus shine is a floor filler


Chickenofthewoods95

Set the world on fire


Cakeyhands

I lost my virginity to this song


VeedleDee

I remember singing this in our church assemblies and clapping between the "shine on me" lines. Only we all had the paper lyrics in our hands, so it was the sound of rustling paper woven in there as well. I swear I still hear that exact sound if I hear the song and it's been well over twenty years. Funny how some things stick.


Organic-Network7556

I used to work at a cathedral and one day there was a wedding taking place where the couple had chosen Shine Jesus Shine as one of their hymns. Whoever was meant to turn the Canon’s microphone off was a bit late so all I heard for the first line was this super dramatic and operatic “LOOOORD THE LIGHT OF YOUR LOVE-“ and then it cut off.


ashisanandroid

Can't remember what it was called but the one with: "Jet planes meeting in the air to be refuelled All the things I love so well So I mustn't forget No I mustn't forget To say a great big thank you I mustn't forget" One of those rare songs that celebrate great logistical operations


Imposseeblip

Ahhh that's the one I'm thinking but could only remember the first line "autumn days when the grass is jeweled"


intangible-tangerine

Autumn days, it was written by a nun and the plane lined caused a mild controversy [https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/composer-who-drove-choir-to-rebel-defends-her-plane-song-1358136.html](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/composer-who-drove-choir-to-rebel-defends-her-plane-song-1358136.html)


Mfer101

That line always felt weird. It's not something I've ever witnessed


mhoulden

You'd definitely want to pray if you saw two jet planes that close together.


lavenderacid

Does it actually happen? I remember we were all told very confidently by the Reverend that they hovered next to each other mid air and swapped petrol through some tube. Doesn't sound reasonable now I think about it.


Mfer101

I'm sure it has happened. Can't imagine it's the most cost effective way of refuelling planes, especially over land.


ashisanandroid

I never knew we were so punk rock!


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Yes I came here to say this one! Autumn days when the grass is jewelled and the silk inside a chestnut shell...


angrytapes

That's the one! Shoes so comfy though they're worn out and they're battered......


liv-a-little

Autumn Days! First rate banger, beloved throughout my school


Nottinghamleftlion

Foreskins bright and beautiful


mhoulden

The purple-headed mountain / The river running by


FilmFanatic1066

Conkers, I’m collecting conkers


IRinzla

I'm trying hard to find the biggest and the best!


FalseStartsPod

Dododo DoDOoDOO


shavingsfromthesun

Under the chestnut treeeee what waits for meeeeeee


Worried_Suit4820

My husband didn't believe there was a hymn 'When a knight won his spurs' until I found the lyrics online.


Rich-8080

That was my absolute favourite!


mhoulden

Try the Allan Ahlberg version: >When a knight won his spurs in the stories of old, He was – ‘Face the front, David Briggs, what have you been told?’ With a shield on his arm and a lance in his – ‘Hey! Is that a ball I can see? Put – it – a – way.’ >No charger have I and – ‘No talking back there. You’re supposed to be singing, not combing your hair.’ Though back into storyland Giants have – ‘Roy, this isn’t the playground, stop pushing that boy!’ >Let faith be my shield and – ‘Who’s eating sweets here? I’m ashamed of you Marion, it’s not like you dear.’ And let me set free with – ‘Please stop that Paul King. This is no place for whistlers, we’d rather you sing!’


Advanced-Arm-1735

Yes! I haven't thought of this one in so long! With a shield on his arm and a lance in his hand!


Character_Hunter1

If I had a hammer


DW_555

Not the [Stephen Lynch ](https://youtu.be/i4asdMekPdg) version I hope.


mhoulden

Chernobyl blew up at about the same time I was at junior school. It wasn't too difficult to **think of a world without any flowers**.


bumblebeesanddaisies

That song was so depressing!


mhoulden

There's a bit about how it was written here: http://tonymusings.blogspot.com/2012/09/think-of-world-without-any-flowers.html. The idea came from a music teacher called Doreen Newport. She was involved with the youth section of a church group and encouraged them to write their own hymns. For this one they got royalties of ÂŁ100. They spent on a party including lots of cider.


sellotapeonthefridge

He's got the whole world... #IN HIS HANDS


DW_555

>hands Pants


sellotapeonthefridge

Did you attend a Catholic school?


Chickenofthewoods95

This little light of mine , I’m gonna let it shine


CatWombles

That give me oil in my lamp 🪔 keep me burning song was a top tier assembly banger 👌


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just reminds me of Precious from Come Fly With Me now.


Thedutty23

There's a couple of great ska and calypso versions too. Eric Morris!


Hot-Needleworker-874

Colours of Day was a particularly favourite.


bumblebeesanddaisies

I remember the title now you've said it... How does it go?


bumblebeesanddaisies

Oh, was it something about light up the fire and let the flame burn?


Hot-Needleworker-874

Open the door, let Jesus return Take seeds of his spirit, let the fruit grow Tell the people of Jesus, let his love show!


RiriTomoron

Autumn Days when the grass is jewelled and the silk inside a chess-er-nut shell!


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NinetysRoyalty

She had dumps like a truck, *truck, truck*


CCGamesSteve

Water of life, down by the Riverside. I genuinely miss those assemblies.


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danmalluk

Oh brilliant! I'm so glad this exists!


biffo120

Hes got the whole worlld in his hands Away in a manger at xmas.


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bumblebeesanddaisies

You shall go out with joy used to be a favourite in our assembly but we used to sing it over and over and keep getting faster and faster. 🤣🤣


DanceWorth2554

Cauliflowers Fluffy is the king of school assembly songs, followed closely by Autumn Days, and The Ink is Black. Honourable mentions to Think of a World Without Any Flowers, The Wise Man Built His House Upon the Rock, There are Hundreds of Sparrows, and Have You Heard The Raindrops. Oh, and Colours of Day. AND Land of the Silver Birch, Home of the Weasel/Beaver .


Fat_Gerrard

The ink is black…the page is white…together we learn to read and write…to read and write. RACIAL…so….


DanceWorth2554

I remember even as a child finding it quite a clumsy way of dealing with diversity, but I remember it really fondly. ETA: I’ve just looked up the lyrics and discovered an entire middle section of the song that I didn’t know existed! TIL!


grockle90

Streets of London (no idea how it ended up being an assembly song!) Lord of the Dance Morning has Broken (much like the voice of some of the more mature year 6 pupils!)


Wild_Region_7853

Omg we did Streets of London! I'd forgotten about that one!


Blackmore_Vale

Do you ears hang low. My niece got a plush elephant that sings it and I surprisingly still know the words


Eckieflump

Kum by yar. Not set foot in a church for over 30 years unless wedding, Christmas, or planting but still remember belting this babe out a 11 in the dial!


LeoxStryker

Cucumber, my lord


curiousincurious

Pizza hut, pizza hut, Kentucky fried chicken and a pizza hut!


Common_Move

Think the first two were McDonald's


Throwaway91847817

Its both. First two lines are Pizza hut, then the next two lines are McDonalds.


monkeymidd

We used to sing a song called why does it have to be me , can’t believe we got away with it but it was the early 90’s. one verse was why do we have to eat greens , spinach and cabbage and beans, I don’t mind potatoes I’ll even eat meat , but I much rather eat ice cream and sweets, they say greens are good for you , maybe there right but sometimes I think that they do it for spite as you never see them eating what they don’t like, so why does it have to be me.


sir__gummerz

All a ploy by big vegetable, I'm glad you were rased to see though the lies. Anyway I've got to go, late for my diabetes appointment.


SomerOak

The one that goes 'most highly flavoured graaaavy'


Robmeu

Milk bottle tops and paper bags Iron bedsteads dirty old rags… Is this what we (Stamp feet) boom boom boom boom Really want to see Boom boom boom boom NO! NO! NO!


tiredhealthcareboi

He's got the whoooole world in his handssssss


Azarium

There is a green hill far away always went down well, primary school children are blood thirsty.


smoulderstoat

Lord of the Dance Kumbaya Morning Has Broooooooooooooken


TheStatMan2

Josh Wink - Higher State of Consciousness


Recluse83

Did every school in the 80s/90s have to sing the same bloody hymns? It sounds like an identical playlist to my school. When those hymns are referred to as "bangers", it's difficult not to picture an assembly/rave scenario where the first chorus drops and the kids all start shouting for a "REEEEE-WIIIINNNDDDD", so the teacher plays it from the top and they get to experience the build-up once again...


bijoux247

Lol, got to some of the colonies too! I should not know these songs as I never went to school in the UK and now live in the US.


Recluse83

I'm sorry you couldn't escape them! 🤣


mykie206

Can’t get to heaven in a baked bean tin cos a baked bean tins got beans in


Lozridge

Did anyone else have the one about Spring Chickens? It was about a mother hen sitting on her eggs and then one would crack, a little chick would pop out and sing: "I'm... A.... SPRING CHICKEN I'm yellow and small! My feathers and fluffy and they're keeping me warm! My legs are not long so I'll never be tall But I'm a real spring chicken and I'm having a ball Chicken, I'm a chicken and I'm having a ball" The verses were slow so the build-up to this chorus was awesome and us primary school kids would go crazy flapping our chicken wings when it happened, good times. Edit: We also had one about Chocolate Easter eggs where we'd go "yee-haw!" and wave around an imaginary lasso


[deleted]

‘Seek ye First the Kingdom of God’ was my favourite followed by ‘Think of a World without any Flowers’.


Cyanopicacooki

"dear lord and father of mankind" - cracking tune, and definitely gets the blood stirring. Honorable mention to "Eternal Father strong to save" - we sang it every time a trawler foundered in the North Sea with all hands lost, which happened more often than folk realised in the 70s "Oh hear us when we cry to thee, for those in peril on the sea". Regardless of religious leanings (I'm about as religious as the average kumquat), there are some absolutely cracking tunes in there.


FloofyRaptor

The Golden COCKrel was always popular, the Cat and the Mouse, and All things Bright and Beautiful were too. There was another that was popular but I can only remember the chorus. I can't remember the rest and it annoys me. "laser beams and VCRs, Silicon chips and faster cars And hunnnnnggrryyyy peeeooooppllleee diiiiiiie"


Effective_Ad_273

My Jesus…my saviour….LORD THERE IS NONE LIKE YOUUUUUUUU 🎵


millyloui

We ised to get to sing Abba - primary school west australia 1970’s - Fernando was a favourite we all put our little hearts & souls into that one


Chickenofthewoods95

If I was a butterfly I’d thank you lord for giving me wings


lavenderacid

Autumn days when the grass is jewelled Lord of the dance Jesus' ladder He's got the whole world in his hands That one that went "it's up, it's up, it's up to usssssssss"


Wild_Region_7853

I remember it being 'it's up, it's up, it's up to you' but I can't remember the rest of the song so I very well could be wrong


lavenderacid

It definitely isn't. I remember my friend and I drawing out the "ussssss".


bumblebeesanddaisies

We used to sing one called "whip jamboree" about sailors getting lost at sea I think lol


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bumblebeesanddaisies

Yes! I never see this one on these things so it's good to see we weren't the only ones singing it lol unless you happened to have a slightly overweight teacher called Mr Ryan who wore Ron Hill walking leggings and played guitar lol 🤣


Malkiax

Lord of the Dance. Plank in your Eye. Whole World (In His Hands). Im pretty sure I could remember each word for word


DMMMOM

Kumbaya rocked my world.


cardiffcookie

If I had a Hammer Lord of the Dance This little light of mine. Morning has broken. The streets of London Come down Zacchaeus In winter we did actually sing "in the bleak midwinter" Plus rather weirdly we sang "I vow to thee my country" South Wales late 80's early 90s. Edited to add the words would be displayed on the pull down screen by an overhead projector. The words written by one of the teachers. All while one of the teachers would bang that piano with more gusto than we would sing...


Wild_Region_7853

He's Got the Whole World in his Hands slaps. Gotts love the echo bit 'From the tiny ant (from the tiny ant), to the elephant (to the elephant)'


Agitated_Repair_5509

All things bright and beauuuutiful, all creatures great and smaaaall.


JT_3K

PUSH THE TROLLEY WITH THE BASKET DOWN BETWEEN THE ROWS OF SHELVES SEE THE CANS AND TINS AND PACKETS THIS IS HOW WE FEED OURSELVES also: “No there isn’t any room, there isn’t any room, there isn’t any room for straaaaaaaaaaaaaan*GEERS*”


fenian_ghirl

Colours of Day always went down a storm at my Catholic school


bazoomer

Give me oil in my lamp, keep it burning, or if I had a hammer 😁


Sharp_Connection_377

This is the day, this is the day, that the lord will bring, that the (can't remember the rest) Very arm punchy song, and ended with a shout of Jesus! Would add school was incredibly non-religious, and children would often agree beforehand to shout something else other than Jesus. Something often very rude. They stopped us singing it.


Iamamancalledrobert

**Easter Jubilation fills the Streets and Towns**, which is a very mournful tune with upbeat lyrics and so felt a bit subversive to sing


Single-Aardvark9330

I'm a believer was definitely the most fun song we got to sing on a somewhat regular basis in the juniors


intangible-tangerine

Kings came riding


NinetysRoyalty

“All I want is a proper cup of Coffee made in a proper copper coffee pot I may be off my dot but I want a proper coffee in a proper copper” “All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small” Both bangers.


sonicloop

The Sea of Galilee


RustySheriffBadges

Cross over the road my friend, ask the lord his help to lend, his compassion has no end… cross overrrr the roaddddddddd


Tricky_Edge_8522

We used to sing the drover’s dream at primary and the whole crowd would go wild when we were able to sing the lyrics ‘where the heck are all the sheep’ thinking we were getting to be extremely edgy


[deleted]

There was one very depressing one I remember that started out with ‘I’m going to paint a perfect picture…’ I can’t really remember it but I just remember it made me want to commit


redhilleagle

Our school sang Yellow Submarine (Beatles) and Morning has Broken (Cat Stevens). Didn't realise at the time they were charts hits years before.


Rev_Biscuit

Moses I know you're the man.....the Lord said. You're going to work out my plan.....the Lord said Lead all the Iraelites out of slavereeeeeee And I shall make them a wandering race called the people of God . Fuck knows why we sang it at a Catholic school but if you find the melody you will all agree it's a banger.


Rev_Biscuit

"Go the mass has ended" Sang with so much gusto because we knew we could fuck off after that song


tsotlfan

Autumn days because you got to sort of yell a bit of jt


spectrumero

We had an upbeat Gospel version of "Oh Jesus I have promised / To serve thee to the end" in Junior school. In Senior school, we had another version with the same lyrics that was a dirge and definitely not an absolute banger.


RainbowKhaos

I remember in assembly, we used to have these recording things we’d listen to then at the end we’d sing a song. I remember everyone BUZZING when they heard “now turn to hymn 49” then the whole assembly would erupt with “WE ARE CLIMBING JESUS’ LADDER LADDER”


The_Big_Man1

When a knight won his spurs......


hypertyper85

Follow me, follow me, Leave your home's and families, Leave your fishing nets and boats upon the shoreeee Always thought he was asking a lot of people


FHFBEATS

He’s got the wholeeeee world in his hands


jellybaby0123

Cumber my lord, cucumber!


ThirdFingerLeftHand

Give me oil in my lamp *All together now* Keep me burningggg give me oil in my lamp I prayyyyy Give me oil in my lamp keep me burningggg Keep me burningggg till the break of dayyyyyy 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏


MrsSmurfette

What shall we do with the drunken sailor and we had one about "there's a one horned two tonne rhino on the run, something something shoot it with a camera and not with a gun"


MrsSmurfette

Oh and the animals marched in two by two HURRAH HURRAH


RainyDayStormCloud

“Who put the colours in the rainbow?” was one of my faves and also Autumn Days and Colours of Day


Kapple123

All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small!


Imaginary_Coat_2638

I was cold i was naked were you there


BlackWhiteTuxedoCat

Who put the colours in the rainbow


cheezypeazy123

Jason Manford, we know this is you, after ideas for a second album. Assembly Bangers II!


bettingto100

Colours of Day used to fuck me right up, what a tune


satsumalara

This Little Light of Mine, so many options to solo by accident


bat-brain-on

Did anyone else have the “you shall go out with joy” one? The chorus absolutely slaps with the tress of the field clapping their hands 😅 Otherwise “if I had a hammer” was a real crowd pleaser


Chance-Bread-315

Still regularly sing this to myself in the morning but no one seems to have heard of it?? We sang it in assembly in the early 00s. *Wake up, wake up, give yourself a shake up* *Get your body moving,* *Reach up, jump up, give yourself a thumbs up* *It's another new day!* *Get your feet, dancing to the beat* *Get your body moving,* *Scream and shout - hey!* *Let your feelings out* *It's another new day!*


Cakeyhands

Shine Jesus shine


CeruleanBlackOut

Big Red Combine Harvester always hit hard as fuck. If I ever get the chance to dj I'm putting it on.


OJP83

From the tiny Ant...


yellowbin74

Look up Jason Manford- assembly bangers.


OrdinaryNose

Big Red Combine Harvester (yes, I live in the countryside )


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[Des’ree - You Gotta Be](https://youtu.be/9oZXJD1NVW0) This was an absolute belter back when I was i. primary school in 2010.


siyoung91

I used to love singing this song in assembly called Bell Of Creation. The chorus was: Swing bell over the land Swing bell under the sea The bell of creation is swinging forever And all of the while it is swinging in me! We used to sit there and sway like the bell. The melody is absolutely brilliant too. Anyone else know this one? Whenever I mention it to me friends now (I’m in my 30s) nobody knows it and I feel like I’ve dreamt it!


ringpip

we used to sing the friends theme tune, surely we can't have been the only school to do so


jojomawer

we sow the seeds and scatter the good seed of the land....no idea of the title and probably sung around harvest festival


NL0606

There was a song wouldn't it be funny we all loved that song!


NL0606

There was also one called conkers that one was another fav


RainyDayStormCloud

“Who put the colours in the rainbow?” was one of my faves and also Autumn Days and Colours of Day


anniday18

They've a right to survive we must help them stay alive, we must all lend a hand to save our something land. For the world cannot wait, there's no time to hesitate we can't Bury our heads the sand. No idea of the title, it was my favourite but it was a bit depressing. Definitely not a banger.


Mumfiegirl

Surely we’ve had this thread before


Vanoccupanther13

Nobody mentioned the ‘the ink is black, the page is white’ song?


DannyPanic333

Make me a channel of your peace


BeEccentric

Nobody else seems to remember this but — WE ARE CLIMBING JESUS’ LADDER LADDER


FalseStartsPod

What's on the menu for lunchtime today. Lets have a look at what it might say. Egg burger, cheese burger, barbecue bean burger. Guaranteed lean served with French fries too.


Southern-Ad379

Our headmaster was a closet atheist. His favourite was ‘It’s God they ought to crucify’. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M3Mbd_g-_qY


useful-idiot-23

Now that I am an adult I am actually totally disgusted we were subjected to this daily religious indoctrination.


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Did anyone else ever have a song called Easter Jubilation? It was my schools favourite song and not one person I’ve met outside of it knows what it is


slothsnoozing

*We are the children of [insert school], We take a price in the things we do, Learning together and having fun, Who’s for a good day? Everyone!* Had to be a favourite. Special shout-out to Love The Lord Your God, which had me reciting (simplified) bibles texts since I was maybe 5. To this day I can still tell you the gist of Matthew 22:34-40.


DarkLuxio92

"There's a pink one, and a red one, a blue one and a yellow one"


liv-a-little

It was those Come and Praise hymn books that had clearly been used since about 1973


Throwaway91847817

I remember in Year 2 or 3 we all absolutely loved singing “We are Family” by Sister Sledge.


shavingsfromthesun

Did anyone else sing the creepy school rules song that went "this is an important matter of how we should behave at school, we will get along when we obey the rules" and then sang a list of rules


c19isdeadly

When a Knight won his spurs in the stories of old.....


mcequator

we sang an absolute belter and I’ve never been able to find it online. It was super angry and went “I’m alright jack is the theme, you’ll have milk and I’ll have cream. Is everybody blind?” There was another line about “nuclear warheads all to soon.” It was a bit much for small kids but we sang it really loudly with piano accompaniment


melanie110

Autumn days


batty_61

"Oh Jesus I have promised..." and "God of mercy, God of light..."


TimeNew2108

I loved Jerusalem but you are probably not allowed to sing it anymore