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well you knowing me.....thats a daft statement.:eek:

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I'm going back 40 years and I hear it ain't changed:D

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Drink related! When Mum and Dad came back from the "Old Band Club" my Dad would always be singing a few lines of a song that sticks with me today, "Suger in the morning suger in the evening suger at supper time, be my little suger and love me all the time!" any ideas if this was a proper song and if so who sang it and when??? :theband:

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I can remember it too GDM.
Could it possibly be from some very old American film ( such as a Fred Astaire or a Shirley temple horror!!?

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Sugar in the morning sugar in the evening sugar at suppertime
Be my little sugar and love me all the time
Honey in the morning honey in the evening honey at suppertime
Be my little honey and love me all the time
Now sugar time is anytime cause you're near
Don't you roam just be my honeycomb we'll live in a heaven of bliss
Sugar in the morning...
[ piano ]
(Be my little honey and love me all the time)
[ guitar ]
(Be my little honey and love me all the time)
Now sugar time is anytime...
Sugar in the morning sugar in the evening sugar at suppertime
Be my little sugar and love me all the time


Many artists - Kitty wells, Jo0hnny Cash and loads more

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The McGuire Sisters did the original...

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Fonte of musical knowledge oh wise one:D

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Not my thang I hasten to add. Can't imagine GDM senior singing this on his way back from the Band Club, but here's the top lad of 1957 (just before he got religion)... :cool:

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Twas a very sad day when Little Dick found God:eek:

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Not Johnny Cash too!!!!!!

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Alma Cogan, along with A Railroad Runs Through The Middle Of Our House. John Lennon thought the world of her.

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Bye the way, how many pubs are still operating in Clayton now, 3 or 4,

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I know that the Village Blacksmith is no more .... but I pray that the Forts is still there. Many's the time I popped in for a quick one while waiting for the bus ... and left at the forceful request of the landlord several hours later.:alright::D

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That never happen in the Dog up Ossy when you were with Vauny:D

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We used to go from Ossy to the Bridge (?) at Clayton - anyway it was on the main road next to the canal (or railway?) bridge. Lion pub. Not sure why we went there - change of scene, better beer, some lasses - can't remember!