The Week In Pubs - ‘Sparkle Wherever Thou Mayest’

The Moon Under Water

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4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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The Landlord and his most trusted regular return to discuss what they’ve been up to pub-wise, and this week the topic of meat in pubs is brought up. Also, the guys are invited on the trip of a lifetime (though John doesn’t seem to keen).

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0:00.0	Oh, bringeth down the barrel And sweat beneath the hay
0:23.3	With your well-earned pint of rest
0:26.0	As I live and breathe
0:27.4	Robin, do you remember the song we used to sing?
0:30.3	Yeah, well, I think it was roll out the barrel,
0:32.8	but what was it you just said?
0:35.1	Not entirely sure what I just said,
0:40.6	But there was another song we used to sing. Do you remember it?
0:44.8	Words just flit through your head, don't they? They don't stay there for long.
0:49.1	No, absolutely not. Like a torch through a window.
0:51.3	Yeah, like a hawk through a hall.
0:55.3	Like a hawk through a hall. But Robin, this song I'm trying to remember,
0:56.4	do you remember it?
0:57.1	We used to sing.
1:01.6	Yeah, when we went down to the water's edge,
1:10.4	we decided then we should go to back from the water's edge.
1:14.1	That's for the bill I was trying to remember.
1:16.2	Not really, no real purpose to the song.
1:19.1	You go to the water's edge and then you sort of, you come back really.
1:20.2	It's not really a quest.
1:20.6	Yeah.
1:21.7	When we, what was it?
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