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The code we always keep challenging people on the spot residing in our sea. There's so much more we love you for you like our best to spouse.

We're loving and crying every week or maybe it's just the arms.

We're LTLs and STLs and FDs and all and some of us are suffering from which our related falls.

Shut up but what we hear you cry and so we have to rest and but before we say goodbye we sing hello to Jason.

And so we best get on our way to the sandy partying. We love to keep our sailing on but he'll be gone by farting.

So at this time of merry meant we wish you all good night and those who out I'm hearted.

It's going to be alright.

Now that you have to say is impressive on so many levels so many not only were the lyrics sparkling but they were proper folk harmonies.

They were yes but I think it's Bob Fox who did all when I went to see what horse when I went to see warhorse Bob Fox is the focusing it and he was so extraordinarily wonderful.

And that guy Ken O'Hara who's got an email here from press week so it's from whom has that run so Ken says hi to your good selves.

I don't really get into the Christmas spirit until now September is far too early.

I thought I'd get in mood this year by was sailing seeing the use I'm and I've got the ball rolling on that seasonal note.

Yes so a wee song for you to say a huge thank you for the many hours of entertainment and in depth reviews over the past year.

I constantly spread the wintertame at gospel and simply refer to you as the guys.

More often than not your reviews are spot on not only that but the depth of analysis and insight into the world of cinema second to none.

I hope you enjoy my was sailing and what would you get to rhyme with Jason anyway thanks a million guys Ken O'Hara from press week and I thought that you know every line.

In fact we're going to let's play it again in the show.

Yes we've got something else at two but why don't we start that when in the music to you know we've got another bit of music at two.

I don't know anything do you have you heard that before then I had no I asked I asked Rob in the editing if I could hear it and he said no we want live reaction yeah that's the first time I've heard that's great.

I reckon Ken knows his folk music and that's a beautifully crafted you think he has a puter tankered with a finely clustered layer of yeast on the inside.

No help attached to the belt of his trousers with a piece of string I think that's a stereotype that you're working on there look I played the Sidmouth folk festival alright.

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