Late Night, Ian Lee on Talk Radio. to him. Oh dear the first call of the last hour is Barry from whatford good evening Barry

Oh good evening Barry what's a lovely song that is. Beautiful.

A lovely that is.

And it's a lovely message of...

Yes.

Shut up.

And I'm talking.

It's a lovely message. I well let me you don't know you don't know what

you don't know what I'm saying I might say I might say it's a lovely song about how you should

kill old people call Barry and you're

there going yes yes geez yes let me finish the thing it's a lovely song about peace and love and how we should all get on and how we're all just one people

Even though you know some people are scumbags, but we're all one people on the world and I thought it was

quite fitting with the fact that the coronavirus he could be talking about war but he could be talking

about disease as well Barry. Can I speak now? Yes you can.

Yes and that's what I was going to concur with, that we should all love one another and be peaceful

with each other and try not to interrupt each other when someone's phoned up,

he and friendly, we should all be lovely and friendly with each other into the

aggressive and cutting people off when they're trying to agree that we should all be

be with each other and let's touch with each other. Do you think, Jesus, do you think

everyone should be more loving to each other then?

I too. Okay. What about when Margaret shacked up with that bloke from the Halifax?

Prakesh, no, that was out of order. I caught them, they were in the windy bar and she'd

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