copyright Colin Pantall
Can't imagine why, but this poster of a pointing Suharto, the Father of Development, makes me think of this song by the Fall - H-H-H-Hilary.
HILARY - The Fall
HilaryWhere's the sixty quid you borrowed off me for the gas?
I won't give you a kiss
Hilary
Hey Hilary
'New Faces' on Saturday at six
Brought you back to me
Hilary
I'm sure it was you in the new Audi
Outside Sainsbury's
Hilary
Remember when you needed three caps of speed
To get out of bed
And now you're on ecstasy
Hilary
With your daft African pop
And that wine you call bull's blood
Hilary
I thank the lord that you still don't live next to me
Hilary
3 comments:
I am relieved I'm not the only person who has been thinking about that song!
I heart MES.
We all love MES - he's there to remind us all of who we filthy weasels really are.
Yep, Joerg, that song is just not going away anytime soon. It's got sticking power.
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