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:''But don't [[due dilly]] dally on the way” <br> | :''But don't [[due dilly]] dally on the way” <br> | ||
:''Off went the [[deck]] with our [[slide]] packed in it, <br> | :''Off went the [[deck]] with our [[slide]] packed in it, <br> | ||
:''I | :''I [[dial in|dialled in]] with me heart right in it. <br> | ||
:''But I [[due dilly|dillied]] and dallied, dallied and [[due dilly|dillied]], <br> | :''But I [[due dilly|dillied]] and dallied, dallied and [[due dilly|dillied]], <br> | ||
:'' | :''[[Skype trouble|Skype playing up]] and don’t know where to roam. <br> | ||
Repeat ''ad lib''. | |||
{{seealso}} | {{seealso}} | ||
*[[due diligence]] | *[[due diligence]] | ||
*[[Conference call anatomy]] | |||
{{c|Jolly Contrarian’s songbook}} | {{c|Jolly Contrarian’s songbook}} |
Revision as of 13:23, 13 November 2018
Never, ever, ever call it “due dilly”. Under any circumstances.
- My old man
- Said “follow the van
- But don't due dilly dally on the way”
- Off went the deck with our slide packed in it,
- I dialled in with me heart right in it.
- But I dillied and dallied, dallied and dillied,
- Skype playing up and don’t know where to roam.
Repeat ad lib.