...and I need to substitute the line you suggested for the one neither
Strike nor I could make out.  Your interpretation is certainly better
than what we have which is nothing!  :-)

Best regards,
Russ


Krazy Kiwi wrote:
>
> On Sat, 2 Feb 2002 David Strike <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> >Some old things - like wine, cheese and books - age well.  Others -
> >blokes, for example, - just get all wrinkly and crotchety!  But for
> >those with an interest in diving memorabilia, Crusty's taken the
> >tape that I sent him - a recording of a very, very, very old 78 rpm
> >platter - interpreted most of the words; and put them up on his
> >web-site together with an audio of the song itself
> >
> >> http://www.rbdg.com/reb/dive/
>
> Gawd!  That song is so funny ... I can't get it out of my head.
> We will have to compile a NEDfest song along those lines ;-)
> Thanks so much for your efforts Strike & Crusty Russ .. I am still
> searching on the net for other songs that Jack Lorimer has audio for on the
> net.  Have only found 'You're always teasing me' so far ... but I did find
> out that Jack was a member of a big band in the 1930s ... they have a few
> CDs for sale so you never know what of interest will pop up.
> Viv