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jet-planes-meeting-in-the-air-to-be-refuelled-lyrics-work In The News 'Haggard' smoker sobs after dramatic makeover on 10 years younger in 10 days Amanda, 56, tefuelled into tears after seeing her drastic transformation. Can't You Hear Me Crying. Whipped-up spray that is rainbow-scattered And a swallow curving in the sky Shoes so comfy though they're worn out and they're battered And the taste of apple jet planes meeting in the air to be refuelled lyrics work. Lisa says. Someone else posted the words so I won't repeat them but IIRC this was voted planex nation's favourite new hymn a few years back, although some people were a bit miffed about thanking god for the smell of bacon.

Just googled it as well, and found it on your website. It was lovely to sing all the words again! Lucy, BIG thank you for posting this. Its difficult for me to hear or read this song without bursting into laughter or having intense nostalgia. It brings back the best memories of my school days. I randomly walked home and starting humming the song. Every single stanza strikes a chord.

Hi, i usally sing this on a harvest assembly, my little bro assembly is coming up and they gonna sing that song, i decided to sing along with a tune and they are also singing cauliflowers fluffy song!

I loved this song at school. The lyrics to this song probably mention all the things […]. Into Autumn days when the Earth is jewelled, with silk inside the chestnut shells. Into term, into teaching. As my English colleagues lament the end of Induction week, I am well […]. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.

The Smallest Smallholding Jet Planes Meeting In The Air To Be Refuelled Lyrics Translation A young would-be smallholder trying to live the good life in her own backyard smallholding. It really takes me back to the Autumn days of my childhood — you know, when the fallen leaves were so deep that you had to wade through them up to your knees, you had to start wearing your knitted fairisle or arran jumpers in the early mornings and evenings, and thanks to a bumper crop of apples, apple crumble or stewed apples were the dessert of choice for Sunday lunch.

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September 6, at pm. February 17, at pm. Amy says. September 8, at pm. Wallfishwife says. September 15, at pm. September 22, at am. Lisa says. September 23, at am. Rev Val Gibbs says. September 1, at pm. September 13, at pm. I sang it when i was about 9 in my school but now im 23 but it reminds me of Autumn. Esther mandale says. October 28, at am. Kristyna says. November 24, at pm. September 26, at pm. Lotta says. October 14, at pm. Like Esther, I just googled this and found your blog. Nicky Davies says.

June 2, at pm. I'm sure if you go into your local Primary School you will still find originals being used! Thank you Jayne, I too was lyrics hunter. Cheers Liz! Thanks for the info - all helps when hunting them down!

And yes I agree - those poor battered originals are probably still being wheeled out for assemblies somewhere! And not a problem, glad you enjoyed! When I was at primary school 8 years ago, we still had those books!!!!! I have still got my copy, a very tattered book covered in pink teddy wrapping paper and with pages so thick with stickers I can't read half the lyrics! I remember singing the kookaburra song in assembly about 6 years ago, so it is still sung, but at my secondary school we no longer sing the Beatles - we have modernized to songs like 'Year ' by Busted or whoever, which we had to sing last week.

When we stood up to sing, there was complete silence in the whole hall, something unusual in itself, apart from a few sad little Year 7s singing weakly and the girl beside me, who sung out as loud as she could, which is very loud indeed. The entire school turned to stare at our row. However, the girl carried on singing, and after a few lines, some of the other girls in our form joined in, then some girls from other forms, until almost half the school was singing, including one French teacher who REALLY can't sing but insists on joining in very loudly with every hymn.

Hello ediamond - that did make chuckle - thanks so much for sharing that! It's interesting to hear what songs are being sung as well, and that the kookaburra song is stil going strong! Hey Jayne! Hope you all enjoy it and stop by to say hi sometime See you in assembly! Hello Stuart! Shameless plug accepted! Just listening to it now - am almost back in assembly, apart from this is much nicer!

Lovely, think I'll have another listen I was just on a website called www. Hi Ediamond! Please, please scan the front cover in and email over it over to me! I would have fond memories of school-hood seeing it again! Really enjoyed reading your memories of that hymn book. The fraying, worn texture of the spine - Jet Planes Meeting In The Air To Be Refuelled Lyrics Of the shiny, creased appearance of the cover. I remember it all! Thanks so much to Stuart for posting the link to that MySpace page.

It's the first time I'd seen those covers in nine years and they look exactly how I remembered them. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who has fond memories of singing Autumn Days. Gave me goosebumps reading those lyrics again. Surely the greatest lyric of all time? I'm tempted to blog about this myself now!

Thanks for posting! Glad you enjoyed the post - thanks for letting me know! I am beginning to think that when the books were printed, they were given to someone to kick around a dusty floor for a while before handing them out to schools, as it seems like everyone remembers a fraying battered copy!

I think we used to shout out the same line, apart from we thought shoes tasted of apple pie. I do remember puzzling about that a lot. And do blog about it! If you do write about it, come back and let me know here, and do a link back to your post so others can find it. Come And Praise was central to the collective worship at my infant and junior schools in the late s and early s. It was very much a crucial part of my spiritual, moral and religious development as a child.

We had morning assembly three times every week and I so vividly remember singing these hymns, and then experiencing or seeing God as I did so. I have to admit that, as a boy, I found morning worship to be quite profound. I took it very seriously indeed and I actually looked forward to it. I looked forward to being with God in the school hall so that I could worship Him.

I remember when I first began to experience God too. I must have been aged about six and, as we sang Sing Hosanna, I just went into this sort of trance as I became aware of God in my mind. I felt such an overwhelming sense of joy and happiness and, for some reason, my cheeks burned bright red as I sang my heartfelt praise. It was quite magical. Like this great mystery had been revealed deep within my mind.

I began to see God quite clearly and, after the hymn had finished, I remember wanting to worship what I had seen.

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