Then the days got worse and worse and now you see I've gone completely out of my part.

They're coming to take me away, ha ha, they're coming to take me away.

Oh, yeh, ha ha, to the funny...

Hello there, folks.

This is Mark Chaplin here on the Toxic Wies Show here on Renegade Talk Radio.

And that is my theme song, officially.

They are coming to take me away.

And it was produced and distributed, I think, in 1965 or six.

I remember being like nine or ten on my bike and had a transistor radio,

and I used to listen to that with my ear plug in. And, uh, they used to play it all the time.

And, uh, it's a relevant song, isn't it? I never thought about it that much when I,

you first used to hear it, like many things.

Like, for example, the Twilight Zone.

Now, when you're a kid, you think, okay, that's just a show to scare the crap out of you,

which it could and did sometimes, that and the outer limits, the original Twilight Zone,

the original Outer Limits. And again, when people Twilight Zone, the original outer limits.

And again, when people say, it's before my time, well, listen, you know who George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Jesus, Moses, you know all them, right? They were before your time,

but yet you know them. And all the shows that you see now in movies mostly were derivatives

and ideas taken from the shows in the 40s and 50s.

Prime example, Ghostbusters.

That's nothing new.

That was a show in the 1950s with Larry Storch and a gorilla and another guy hunting for ghosts.

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