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HonaloochieB

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Wishing I Was Lucky - By those two Scots geezers. Brothers they were, one was a journo. Kane that was the surname. Pat that was the singer, the journo. Can't remember the other one's name, though I can picture him in my mind's eye. Had a socialist agenda as I recall. Them anyway.
red devil

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Pat Kane was lead singer of Hue and Cry, and is indeed a journalist with leftist leanings.

Wishing I Was Lucky was a hit for Wet Wet Wet, Marti Pellow et al, and being well known as fans of Glasgow Rangers Football Club are considered by Pat Kane and friends as a bunch of dirty orange bastards...see you!



HonaloochieB Wrote:

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> Wishing I Was Lucky - By those two Scots geezers.

> Brothers they were, one was a journo. Kane that

> was the surname. Pat that was the singer, the

> journo. Can't remember the other one's name,

> though I can picture him in my mind's eye. Had a

> socialist agenda as I recall. Them anyway.

HonaloochieB

HonaloochieB

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red devil Wrote:

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> Pat Kane was lead singer of Hue and Cry, and is

> indeed a journalist with leftist leanings.

> Wishing I Was Lucky was a hit for Wet Wet Wet,

> Marti Pellow et al, and being well known as fans

> of Glasgow Rangers Football Club are considered by

> Pat Kane and friends as a bunch of dirty orange

> bastards...see you!

>

>

Thanks RD. It was Labour Of Love I was thinking about, now I am actually thinking.

So the wrong song for group whose name I couldn't remember.

I'm voluntarily going on the naughty step.

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