Good morning Mr Zen. I like it.
John, I will listen to yours in a while.
Yep John, I like it.
John, that was booked for tomorrow! Janus, I first heard it in the 60’s by Rod McKuen,and it’s haunted me ever since.
Rod and Jacques were partners for seventeen years, and collaberated on many works, including this song. Rod’s life story is very moving, really a triumph over adversity. Well worth an hour or two on Google.
Jm, he may be famous in Embra but where I come from he’s foreign.
Janus, good evening.
I take it then that you do not play the ‘Name Ten Famous Belgians’ game in Denmark? Jacques Brel tends to come in handy then. My favourite, of course is Edda van Heemstra Hepburn-Ruston.
Boadicea's Chariot 
Whose was it originally, old Rod’s?
Janus, it’s by a famous Belgian
Good morning Mr Zen. I like it.
John, I will listen to yours in a while.
Yep John, I like it.
John, that was booked for tomorrow! Janus, I first heard it in the 60’s by Rod McKuen,and it’s haunted me ever since.
Rod and Jacques were partners for seventeen years, and collaberated on many works, including this song. Rod’s life story is very moving, really a triumph over adversity. Well worth an hour or two on Google.
Jm, he may be famous in Embra but where I come from he’s foreign.
Janus, good evening.
I take it then that you do not play the ‘Name Ten Famous Belgians’ game in Denmark? Jacques Brel tends to come in handy then. My favourite, of course is Edda van Heemstra Hepburn-Ruston.
http://www.famousbelgians.net/index.html