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madgeezer | 01:43 Mon 17th Jan 2005 | Music
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the only part of the lyric i can remember is "put a fine point on it" and it was sung by some guy with a guitar (accoustic) and he has mullet kinda hairstyle and he was irish or scottish.  thanks in advance

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Could this be "They might be giants" with the 1990 hit "A little birdhouse in your soul?"  The lyrics went something like, "Not to put too fine a point on it, Say I'm the only bee in your bonnet...  ... a little birdhouse in your soul..."
02:03 Mon 17th Jan 2005
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From the lyric, it certainly sounds like TMBG, but I'm pretty sure they were American. The physical description sounds a lot like Owen Paul who sang "You're My Favourite Waste of Time" in about 1986, but not sure if the song contains that lyric.
12:42 Mon 17th Jan 2005
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I think TMBG were Canadian, but I can't seem to find out for sure...
16:16 Tue 18th Jan 2005
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no he's irish or scottish ... definately a uk artist. the lyrics were (blank=syllable):

blank blank blank blankblank put a fine point on it,

blank-blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank,

21:29 Tue 18th Jan 2005
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my bad sorry... the lyrics were :

Is There Something Wrong And You Can't Put Your Finger On It,
Right Then, Roll To Me

22:00 Tue 18th Jan 2005
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Sounds like "Roll to Me" by Del Amitri, they were a Scottish group.
10:56 Wed 19th Jan 2005

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