FReeper Canteen - Independence Day Weekend - 4 July 2015

Happy Birthday America!!!!!!! | Canteen DJ's & Crew

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I only got one wrong (Blackboard Jungle).

I am getting old.

[Liberty Valance]

Robert Earl Keen - Footprints In The Snow

[luvie]

Snow. Not a bad thought on a hot-ish summer day!

Txradioguy is in Germany and it’s 20 degrees HOTTER there than here. Go figure!

[Liberty Valance]

Robert Earl Keen: Feelin' Good Again

[luvie]

Robert Earl Keen~Corpus Christi Bay

[ConorMacNessa]

Thank you very much, ML!

*HUGS*

"I am an American fighting man. I serve in the forces guarding our country and our way of life.
I am prepared to give my life in their defense."

[mylife]

A national treasure.

[Publius]

SONGS OF THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

This satirical song was written to the tune of “Ye Medley of Mortals” in England during the early part of 1778. It was copied in the newspapers and became a great hit in the camps and hearths of the Patriots.

”The Halcyon Days of Old England”

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Sounds like a Revolution-Era Tom Lehrer! LOL!

[Grateful2God]

Hey, I got a hundred! Do I get Bonus Points for knowing that Marion Michael Morrison was John Wayne? Lol!

God Bless America;
God bless all of you,
and have a beautiful Independence Day!

[mylife]

REK~ The Front Porch Song

[Publius]

There are wise-asses in every era. Satire could not survive without them.

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Indeed. I belong to that category, BTW. I wrote an entire OPERA of parodies regarding the 2004 election.

[Publius]

Which composers did you steal borrow from?

[Grateful2God]

They forgot this:

Is totally awesome,
keeps us safe
and makes us proud of America!
Thank you, one and all! We, the people, Of the United States, LOVE YOU!!!

[SandRat]

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

“Marry a veteran, girls.

He can Cook,

Make Beds,

Sew,

and is already used to taking orders.”

ROFL.....especially the last sentence!

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Carl Orff
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Alexander Borodin
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Georges Bizet
Charles Gounod
Richard Rodgers
Edvard Greig
Glenn Miller
Richard Wagner
Jerome Kern
Guiseppe Verdi
Johnny Mercer

Just to name a few.

This is from the second act, to the tune of “”Brindisi from La Traviata:

(tenor)

Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Iran,
Yemen, U-—A—E-—and Pakistan,
Ghana, Libya, Afghanistan,
Indonesia and Turkmenistan.
Lebanon and Syria,
Egypt and Nigeria
Turkey and Nigerian
And Mauritania!
Bahrain, Kuwait, Brunei and-— Sudan,
They’re all known to embrace Islam!
(They’re all known to embrace Islam!)

(soprano)

Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Iran,
Yemen and Jordan, and Kurdistan,
The Maldives, The Seychelles, Afghanistan,
Indonesia and Turkmenistan!
But the whole world is crying
At the shocking news
That in the deserts of Gaza
There line a few hundred Jooooz!
Morocco, Somalia, or Kurdistan,
They’d all make you a nice homeland!

(chorus)

Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Iran,
Yemen, UAE, and Pakistan,
Kenya, Libya, Afghanistan,
Indonesia and Turkmenistan!

(soprano)

Lebanon and Syria

(tenor)

Egypt and Nigeria

(soprano)

Turkey and Algeria

(tenor)

And Mauritania!

(chorus)

Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Iran,
Yemen, UAE, and Pakistan
Bangladesh, and Afghanistan
They’re all known to embrace Islam,
And would make you a nice homeland
ANNNND would make you a nice homeland.

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line = LIVE

(sorry...that’s the punch line of the song.

(In the deserts of Gaza
There LIVE a few hundred Joooz)

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I also recorded it and sing all the parts. (LOL)