View Full Version : You know the Proclaimers song, "I Would Walk 500 Miles"?
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 08:18 When I wake up, yeah I know Im gonna be,
I'm gonna be the man who wakes up next to you
When I go out yeah I know Im gonna be
I'm gonna be the man who goes along with you
And If I get drunk, yes I know I'm gonna be
I'm gonna be the man who gets drunk next to you
And if I haver whatever that means
I'm gonna be the man who's havering to you
But I would walk 500 miles
And I would walk 500 more
To be the man who walked 1,000 miles
To fall down at your door etc
It gets stuck in your head dun't it :mad:
:hihi:
Yep!! Thanks for that. It'll be with me all day now!
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 08:23 :thumbsup: R E S U L T
:hihi:
I never get bored of it :suspect:
Anyone get the urge to shout Bobby Davro?
BOBBY DAVRO
:hihi: :hihi:
Sorry its Monday :|
upinwath 16-04-2007, 08:52 Perfect cheesy disco song.
I da da 500 dar, da da da..............................:)
Bugger I'm driving to brid in a bit. Must put radio on - must put radio on. :gag:
:thumbsup: R E S U L T
:hihi:
:banana: :clap: Grrr you have me humming away now :clap: :banana:
susiepoosie 16-04-2007, 08:59 :banana: :clap: Grrr you have me humming away now :clap: :banana:
Me too and I keep seeing two men in wheelchairs AAARRGHHHHH :loopy:
yummyyumyum 16-04-2007, 09:13 :hihi: thanks for that Don K,
i just had to look didnt I?......will be humming it all day now.
ps, thanks for b'day wishes.
lisa x
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 09:18 :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi:
upinwath 16-04-2007, 09:20 :hihi:
RATBAG :mad: :help: :rant: :D :D
BasilRathbon 16-04-2007, 09:48 Even if you walked at an average speed of 20 miles a day, a journey of 500 miles would take nearly a month, by which time the object of the singer's affections would have grown tired of waiting for him and probably slept with his best mate.
To avoid such an outcome, surely it would be better to drive 500 miles or take the train?
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 09:50 Or teleport by mind transfer
That would be cool
Swan_Vesta 16-04-2007, 09:52 I hate that song with a passion.
After watching Scrubs recently I ended up with A little respect by Erasure stuck in my head for aaaaaaaaaaaaggggeeess! Enjoy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY_8woQ-HEA
:D
:thumbsup: R E S U L T
:hihi::( ya swine kiddick...:hihi: :hihi:
yummyyumyum 16-04-2007, 09:59 OMG its everywhere, just put radio ones chart on my earphones and there it is.....bleedin' 'ell DK!
So does anyone actually know what haver means? :D :D
pattricia 16-04-2007, 10:27 OMG its everywhere, just put radio ones chart on my earphones and there it is.....bleedin' 'ell DK!
I hate it, but cant get it out of my head. :gag:
foxydebs 16-04-2007, 10:34 Here you go lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHMI5k6W31Y
yummyyumyum 16-04-2007, 10:35 I hate it, but cant get it out of my head. :gag:
the more you try to get it out of your head the more it will stay with you.
damn you DK!!!!
KJ_VENOM 16-04-2007, 11:01 what a wierd coincidence it is that the procliamers have got a 'greatest hits' album out so soon after the comic relief single
Aww... I didn't know it was a love song. Never really noticed the lyrics. :P
BasilRathbon 16-04-2007, 11:04 what a wierd coincidence it is that the procliamers have got a 'greatest hits' album out so soon after the comic relief single
They've done well to get this far just on their looks.
Mel's Mum 16-04-2007, 11:06 So does anyone actually know what haver means? :D :D
havering means talking nonsense.
charlie9865 16-04-2007, 11:08 i hate this song why did i look.Had a flaming xmas song in me head yesterday now this .
StarSparkle 16-04-2007, 11:26 :thumbsup: R E S U L T
:hihi:
Thanks for that, Don :mad: :P I've only just managed to get "Letter from America" out of my head!
StarSparkle
StarSparkle 16-04-2007, 11:29 havering means talking nonsense.
Yeah, havering means talking rubbish, rabbiting on, talking a lot but not really saying anything. As in "What are you havering about now?" Similar to bleathering
StarSparkle
Thanks for that, Don :mad: :P I've only just managed to get "Letter from America" out of my head!
StarSparkle
<puts head in hands & groans> I have a weird blend of the two now - many thanks to you both :gag: :hihi:
StarSparkle 16-04-2007, 11:34 <puts head in hands & groans> I have a weird blend of the two now - many thanks to you both :gag: :hihi:
Sorry :( It drives you mad, doesn't it? :hihi:
StarSparkle
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 11:46 Sorry :( It drives you mad, doesn't it? :hihi:
StarSparkle
Welcome to my world :hihi: :hihi: :hihi:
StarSparkle
Originally Posted by Mel's Mum
havering means talking nonsense.
Yeah, havering means talking rubbish, rabbiting on, talking a lot but not really saying anything. As in "What are you havering about now?" Similar to bleathering
StarSparkle
Quite apt that :thumbsup:
:hihi:
thanks for that Don K,
i just had to look didnt I?......
will be humming it all day now.
ditto to all 3 points here.
<< wanders off to look for a thread about a slightly less annoying song to hum all day:hihi:
pattricia 16-04-2007, 13:19 Aww... I didn't know it was a love song. Never really noticed the lyrics. :P
Is it ? Must go back and have a look.(My eyes glaze over when I see that song)
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 13:20 Awwww - here let me make amends (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q07esK8DRlA&mode=related&search=) :thumbsup:
pattricia 16-04-2007, 13:26 Awwww - here let me make amends (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q07esK8DRlA&mode=related&search=) :thumbsup:
Don, Ill B****y kill you !! :rolleyes:
slimsid2000 16-04-2007, 13:31 etc
It gets stuck in your head dun't it :mad:
:hihi:
The thing is this Don, when you go will you send back a letter from America? I was just wondering.
Ms Macbeth 16-04-2007, 13:34 havering means talking nonsense. Used north of the border - obviously! But in the local parlance - twaddle! :hihi:
Swan_Vesta 16-04-2007, 13:35 Thanks for that, Don :mad: :P I've only just managed to get "Letter from America" out of my head!
StarSparkle
Try this one for size http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYHRd5d1D5s
Ignore the first minute as it's pants but delight at 'A brochure from the Matalan'
StarSparkle 16-04-2007, 13:44 Try this one for size http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYHRd5d1D5s
Ignore the first minute as it's pants but delight at 'A brochure from the Matalan'
Classic - absolute classic :P
StarSparkle :)
Try this one for size http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYHRd5d1D5s
Ignore the first minute as it's pants but delight at 'A brochure from the Matalan'
That is rather good! Whenever i hear the original now I'll start singing the wrong words. :)
Anyone get the urge to shout Bobby Davro?
Shout or Shoot?
cressida 16-04-2007, 14:42 Me too and I keep seeing two men in wheelchairs AAARRGHHHHH :loopy:
what's wrong with two men in wheelchairs?
Shout or Shoot?
Well now you mention it :hihi:
havering means talking nonsense.
It's also a London Borough (but a lot of people don't know that) and anyway who are /were the Proclaimers?
purdyamos 16-04-2007, 15:22 The Proclaimers also did a song where he sings about losing his virginity, which then plants images in my head of having sex with a Proclaimer, which is the stuff of nightmares and far more traumatic than having a mere tune in your head. I'd frankly rather walk 500 miles. In fact if a Proclaimer was trying to chat me up, I'd probably run them...
BasilRathbon 16-04-2007, 15:23 Imagine being the meat in a Proclaimers sandwich.......
funkymiss 16-04-2007, 15:31 This is such an annoying song!! I've noticed it always gets put on at 'cheesy' student nights and everyone starts 'ironically' jumping about. Arrgh! It's one of those songs that can't even amuse me when I'm drunk!
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 16:05 It's also a London Borough (but a lot of people don't know that) and anyway who are /were the Proclaimers?
The Proclaimers (https://www.shop-southafricans.com/ProductImages/ginger%20nut.jpg) :cool:
lizzmobile 16-04-2007, 16:11 This is such an annoying song!! I've noticed it always gets put on at 'cheesy' student nights and everyone starts 'ironically' jumping about. Arrgh! It's one of those songs that can't even amuse me when I'm drunk!
Just like Come On Eileen :rant: I f**kin' hate it!
funkymiss 16-04-2007, 16:18 Just like Come On Eileen :rant: I f**kin' hate it!
Ooh I dunno, I quite like that one! :hihi:
Don_Kiddick 16-04-2007, 16:25 Just like Come On Eileen...
Don't mind if I do (http://www.fcps.net/news/stu/0506/images/SN20_Breckinridge_Pie.jpg) :o
StarSparkle 16-04-2007, 16:28 The Proclaimers also did a song where he sings about losing his virginity, which then plants images in my head of having sex with a Proclaimer, which is the stuff of nightmares and far more traumatic than having a mere tune in your head. I'd frankly rather walk 500 miles. In fact if a Proclaimer was trying to chat me up, I'd probably run them...
I feel I must say at this point that a good friend of my sister's childhood best friend is married to one of the Proclaimers... :suspect: I don't know which one though :hihi:
StarSparkle
I feel I must say at this point that a good friend of my sister's childhood best friend is married to one of the Proclaimers... :suspect: I don't know which one though :hihi:
StarSparkle
A famous Sheffield saying to describe none existent relationships :-
'Their cat ran up our Entry' :hihi:
of course you have know what an entry was before you understand it.:thumbsup:
StarSparkle 16-04-2007, 16:42 A famous Sheffield saying to describe none existent relationships :-
'Their cat ran up our Entry' :hihi:
of course you have know what an entry was before you understand it.:thumbsup:
ok, it's a bit tenuous, but I still think it's interesting, anyway. Yah boo sucks to you :P
StarSparkle
When I wake up, yeah I know Im gonna be,
I'm gonna be the man who wakes up next to you
When I go out yeah I know Im gonna be
I'm gonna be the man who goes along with you
And If I get drunk, yes I know I'm gonna be
I'm gonna be the man who gets drunk next to you
And if I haver whatever that means
I'm gonna be the man who's havering to you
If you just read that verse on its own it sound like a scary STALKER, whos gonna be there when you wake up follow you around all day whilst being drunk and talking nonesense at you! :o
I loved that song when the proclaimers sang it
It's also a London Borough (but a lot of people don't know that) and anyway who are /were the Proclaimers?
They're 2 Scottish identical twins who've had several "hits" over the years, they were mainly big around the late 80s/early-mid 90s really when they originally released "I'm gonna be (500 miles)".
Why though? Just, why? The original was cheesy enough without some unknown pair of twonks bastardising it for charity! :loopy:
Why though? Just, why? The original was cheesy enough without some unknown pair of twonks bastardising it for charity! :loopy: Hardly unknown. :huh:
But I agree, the new version is pants.
whitewitch 17-04-2007, 10:35 my 6 year old daughter keeps singing it to me....ggrrrrr
Every time I scan through the threads and spot the title of this bloody song I start singing it!!!! :rant: :help:
BasilRathbon 17-04-2007, 12:13 Every time I scan through the threads and spot the title of this bloody song I start singing it!!!! :rant: :help:
You mean "I Would Walk 500 Miles"?
Womerry2 17-04-2007, 12:52 <http://living.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=1459&id=528232007>
There is no esacpe ...
You mean "I Would Walk 500 Miles"?
Yes I mean that bloody, flippin' nightmare of song!! :rant:
Thats it! Im at it again!! :hihi: :help:
Ivor&Mel 17-04-2007, 20:50 Would it help if we called it "I would walk 499 miles"...?
pattricia 17-04-2007, 20:52 Would it help if we called it "I would walk 499 miles"...?
Or " I would walk 501 miles " :D
Ivor&Mel 17-04-2007, 20:55 Has anyone recorded a metric version of the song? :hihi:
Don_Kiddick 23-10-2007, 17:40 Yes I mean that bloody, flippin' nightmare of song!! :rant:
Thats it! Im at it again!! :hihi: :help:
For old time's sake then :hihi:
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