Chords for Swing Out Sister on Wide Awake Club (16/11/86)

It's not only learning. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [C#m] _ Sometimes you have to make [A] a decision.
You've [F#m] got to find a way
to change [B] what you want to change.
[E] Break out _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ _ Some [D] people _
[E] stop at nothing. _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] If you're
[D] searching _ _
[E] for something _ _ _ _ _
[Am] Lay down the law
shout out the war.
[F#m] Break out
and shout [B] day in day out.
[E] Break out.
[F#] _ [G] Very nice.
It's not a bad life
I've got to visit you lot.
Did you enjoy that shoot?
Oh very much.
It was alright wasn't it?
Thanks to Harrods there.
And if they don't continue to be nice to us we'll send the Haggis along.
And Corinne, Martin
and Andy.
Welcome.
You alright?
[N] Quite awake now.
What are you talking about?
It's nearly lunch time.
I'm a bit in the wide awake.
That's because you're all togged up you see.
The secret is not to over tog.
Very much the case.
_ You're going to
sweat pounds aren't you?
You alright?
Oh never mind.
It's cold outside.
I've got some questions on the cards for you.
Perhaps Corinne if you'd like
to go first since you're newest to hand.
_ _ What does it say? _
Do you have any annoying habits?
Ah! _
I think the lads can answer that one.
Yes. _ _
Do you have any annoying habits?
Do they have any annoying habits?
Do they have any annoying habits?
I sleep too much.
Andy always falls asleep.
But not at the moment
because I'm wide awake. _ _
Dear boy.
We'll keep you wide awake
because we're going to have the haggis standing
just outside the other side of the door. _
_ _ How much jugging do you do?
Well Martin does the most as you can see
because he's so extremely thin.
I do absolutely none of that.
[G] Have you ever jugged?
No I don't think I have.
You've never jugged once?
Have any of you ever jugged?
He juggs my memory on occasion.
_ Sometimes down to_
Juggs the memory!
It was a joke!
Do you ever jog?
No.
_ He tends to sleep on the Saturdays.
Jog downstairs? _
Oh boy it's the big one.
_ _ Have you ever_
_ Have you ever had a manicure?
Tommy.
_ _ Once I did, once once.
When I was waiting to have my hair cut.
Have you?
No.
Do we do our own nails? _ _
Have you ever had a manicure?
Are you going to do a joke about manicure?
I was just wondering if it was some kind of a cure for
the male species.
What?
_ _ I've just thought four jokes I can't do.
Not at this time of the morning, not ever.
_ Does it mind go again?
Yeah.
_ _ Do you like roast chestnuts? _
Is it a joke?
_ Yes it is.
No, no.
We don't do the roast chestnut joke either.
_ Do you like roast chestnuts?
I love them.
I do but I always burn myself.
I had one explode in my mouth once.
I can never get them to go right.
They either burn to the cinder or they're waxy.
What do you mean?
You want them to explode?
I want them to explode, yeah.
This is a bit ridiculous.
Do you wear hats?
No.
I love that.
That's good.
Visual joke you see.
Do you wear hats?
No.
Have you got lots of hats actually?
Quite a few now, yeah.
Do you always suffer from insomnia?
Yes.
Isn't that funny?
Yes it is strange.
_ _ _ Have you ever, you know, struggled to, you know_
Struggled to what?
Go to sleep.
Yeah, I struggle to go to sleep but once I'm there_ _ _ _
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_ I think we've just about got time probably whilst they're mucking about here to draw out_
Where's Nicky gone who was today's I'm in the Teletubbies?
Are you there Nicky?
Come and say_
Yeah?
Come and say hello.
James, bring him over here.
Because I promised him you could eat.
I'm not sure if I'll have time for that.
Corinne, would you like to draw out next week's person who's going to sit on the_
I'm on the telly chair. _
There.
And let me_
That's it.
Nicely at random.
Well done.
It's a nice pink piece of paper.
OK.
_ And the name is_
Let's have a look.
It says Michelle Torrell and she lives in Nebworth in Hertfordshire.
So she'll be here next week.
Well done there.
Thank you very much indeed you lot.
I don't need to wish you good luck with the single.
But who knows about the very tippity top.
That would be nice, wouldn't it?
_ Thanks for joining us anyway.
Thanks very much to everybody else who made this such a memorable televisual experience.
We're back at the same time next week with our 100th programme.
Amazulu are going to [G] be joining us.
Don't forget that I and in fact Bolly and James
are all going to be at Covent Garden at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
If you can pop in and say hello that would be jolly nice.
And we said, didn't we, when we presented the Yamaha
to the carol competition winner
that we'd play out with the Wide Awake Club music on the organ.
So why don't we give it a whirl, Alison? Well done.
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