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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 walked behind with me old cock linnet. <br>
:''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>
:''Lost the van and don't know where to roam. <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]]




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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.

See also