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1. At 12:53 PM on 04 Apr 2007, wrote:

   quite like September morn by Neil Diamond.

2. At 01:00 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Big Sister wrote:

   September Song sung by Sid Simple

   (I made the last bit up)

   Does that mean we're permanently back in April, Eddie?

3. At 01:01 PM on 04 Apr 2007, wrote:

   and of course - Earth, Wind and Fire : September

4. At 01:03 PM on 04 Apr 2007, stewart M wrote:

   Did the big ship not sail down the alley alley O on the last day of September?

5. At 01:05 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Anne P. wrote:

   September in the Rain
   It might as well rain until September

   Why all that rain?

6. At 01:08 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Izzy T'Me wrote:

   I'm glad you posted that jonnie, before I made a fool of myself and said it was by The Doobie Brothers - it was a close run thing!

7. At 01:09 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Sara wrote:

   Well it's a long long time from May (for May read April) to September ...

   Ah - that's September Song, isn't it. Not my favourite.

8. At 01:11 PM on 04 Apr 2007, whisky-joe wrote:

   Shine on, shine on harvest moon
   Up in the sky, lalalalalalalalalalal tralalalalalalalalala tra la la bish.
   

9. At 01:13 PM on 04 Apr 2007, wrote:

   D'you think Eddie is running out of ideas to occupy us ?

   By the way what's black and white and read all over,

   sorry red all over?

10. At 01:37 PM on 04 Apr 2007, wrote:

    Just heard this brilliant item on the one o'clock news about a film about modern setting of the Easter story being pulled because Coca Cola objected to Jesus getting into a car and opening a can of coke. Monty Python couldn't have made it up.

11. At 01:40 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Susan Orty-Boyden wrote:

    Eddie,

    Have you got one?

12. At 01:57 PM on 04 Apr 2007, wrote:

    Jonnie, if you'd said blue and white and not at all re(a)d till they fix the ', I'd have had an answer for you!

    Fifi

13. At 03:33 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Frances O wrote:

    Oooh, can we have harvesty songs, too, then?

14. At 03:38 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Frances O wrote:

    There's this:

    (not a fave; never heard it; just thought I'd mention)

15. At 05:29 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Frances O wrote:

    Here's one, by the lesser-known poet William Topaz McFranagall:

    It is Monday the third of September,
    A day which I hope you will for a very long time remember,
    For, though I shall be a very long way from the Silv'ry Tay,
    It is still, to me at least, a very important day,
    For on that day I can expect to have lots of fun,
    Because once again I shall be twenty-one.

    
    The scansion is, I admit, a bit dodgy, so it probably needs to be either a jazz song or sorted by a rap artiste.

    But what would you expect from McFranagall?

16. At 08:44 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Gillian wrote:

    Wake me up when September ends - a song by Greenday

17. At 10:01 PM on 04 Apr 2007, wrote:

    after realising that I put my "blue" entries on the wrong thread (duh - stuck them on the prior thread) I'll simply say "September" by David Sylvian.

    oh, and "September the ninth" by Robert Wyatt

18. At 11:13 PM on 04 Apr 2007, Aperitif wrote:

    Wasn't there a Duran Duran one? I probably liked that when I was a teenager.

19. At 10:26 AM on 05 Apr 2007, Big Sister wrote:

    Can I go for a poem on this one, Eddie? September 1st, by W.H. Auden. Sombre, but not irrelevant.