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© 2023 AFPBye, bye, bye Delilah: Welsh choir won't sing Tom Jones classic amid 'toxic culture'
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diagonalslip
ohhhhh dear!
wallace
So no women throwing their underwear.
Abe234
So the article didn’t mention specifically why this song was banned.
Raw Beer
“I crossed the street to her house and she opened the door; she stood there laughing, I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more.”
Anonymous
Looks like “Banks of the Ohio” will be on the chopping block soon. I heard Joan Baez’ rendition first in ‘76. She changed the genders of the killer and the victim - perhaps the original will be promoted?
The key words:
”I held a knife against her breast
as into my arms she pressed
She cried, ‘My love, don’t you murder me
I’m not prepared for eternity.’”
ジョージ
Finally had a listen to the whole song after only ever hearing clips of "My my my Delilah". Seems a strange choice of song for a rugby anthem.
diagonalslip
how about 'I shot the sheriff'? or is that okay because the sheriff was male (presumably). and 'Hey Joe' of course..... better ban all songs, just to be on the safe side. (⌒▽⌒)
ジョージ
A choral rendition of "Stagger Lee" would be quite interesting. I wonder how that would go down.
lostrune2
Sure as when the Welsh Rugby also gotten caught for shooting the sheriff yet? Lol
Hakman
I agree with that.
I'd ban the song from rugby matches for a different reason: It's just a dumb song to play at a rugby match.
GBR48
Censorship is toxic. I hope the fans sing it all through the game.