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Have you had any cob coalers tonight?
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I haven't had a one. In fact, I can't see a bonfire anywhere near here. Kids today can't be 4rsed to collect for a bonfire. Probably been told it's too dangerous and someone could get sued under the Health & Safety Laws. We've come a cob-a-coalin, cob-a-coalin, cob-a-coalin, we've come a cob-a-coalin for bonfire neet. As they say in Owdham.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.We come a cob a coalin', come a coalin', come a coalin'
We come a cob a coalin' (for Bon fire Night.
We come a cob-coalin' onf or Bon Fire Night
For coal and for money we hope you'll set right,
Fol the ray, fall the ray, fol the riddle-ee-I dum day.
Now the first house we come to is an old cobbler's shop,
with nought on his cornice but an old pepper pot,
Pepper pot, ball of wax morning to night,
If you give us nowt, we'll take nowt, farewell and good night.
Now me father is dead. He's dead and he's gone,
Attention to his grave.
Hello boys, hello boys, let the bells ring,
Fire boys, fire boys, fire we sing.
The fifth of November we hope you'll remember
for gunpowder treason and plot,
I see no reason for Gunpowder treason to ever be forgot.
Oh we,
Come a cob a coalin', come a coalin', come a coalin',
We come a cob a coalin' on Bonfire Night.
*I love a sing song*
We come a cob a coalin' (for Bon fire Night.
We come a cob-coalin' onf or Bon Fire Night
For coal and for money we hope you'll set right,
Fol the ray, fall the ray, fol the riddle-ee-I dum day.
Now the first house we come to is an old cobbler's shop,
with nought on his cornice but an old pepper pot,
Pepper pot, ball of wax morning to night,
If you give us nowt, we'll take nowt, farewell and good night.
Now me father is dead. He's dead and he's gone,
Attention to his grave.
Hello boys, hello boys, let the bells ring,
Fire boys, fire boys, fire we sing.
The fifth of November we hope you'll remember
for gunpowder treason and plot,
I see no reason for Gunpowder treason to ever be forgot.
Oh we,
Come a cob a coalin', come a coalin', come a coalin',
We come a cob a coalin' on Bonfire Night.
*I love a sing song*
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10ClarionSt
I have heard many Asians of a certain age say neet and reet in a lanky accent. Mainly those who worked in the cotton mills in the 50s and 60s, which have long since closed. They acquired our lingo, but it has not passed down to their offspring, just as it hasn't to ours. No one under 50 says neet and reet anymore.
I have heard many Asians of a certain age say neet and reet in a lanky accent. Mainly those who worked in the cotton mills in the 50s and 60s, which have long since closed. They acquired our lingo, but it has not passed down to their offspring, just as it hasn't to ours. No one under 50 says neet and reet anymore.
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