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Hear the word ‘aplomb’ being used

Keeping Two Chevrons Apart is the plaintive album-closer from 1998′s Four Lads Who Shook The Wirral, a track which certainly doesn’t overstay its welcome and features some, er, interesting guitar playing. We have them on the M11 now as well, you know. Chevrons, that is. Not guitars. Thanks to Simon, gNick and Jon F

See lyrics to Keeping Two Chevrons Apart

5 Letters Sent:
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    grim

    What’s the beef with the guitar playing? Sounds all right and proper to me!

  2. 3

    Daryl

    I hear “in a medium-sized launch”

    rather than

    “in her medium-sized launch”

  3. 4

    Daryl

    Making ‘youth’ rhyme with ‘south’. Magical.

  4. Finally looked up what comes after ‘plenty more fish’. “Amoco Cadiz”? Quick google search reveals an oil tanker disaster. Genius.

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