I enjoy making little films, either of myself doing what I do in daily life, or little skits, or of my band The Seadogs performing or goofing off back stage.
BRAVO! T`is a fine job lads and lasses! You done us Newfoundlanders a good fare. Yer welcome to show yer charms on our shores anytime so that we can show ye our appreciation of a fine performance. God bless yer cotton sox!
On my dad said my grandpa I don't have much longer to live is getting old this is my best friend I don't want to ever lose him I love my grandpa Charles you will always be in my heart he is still here with me right now my grandma said he don't have much longer
Spanish Ladies is a traditional English naval song, describing a voyage from Spain to the Downs from the viewpoint of ratings of the British Royal Navy. It is featured in The Oxford Book of Sea Songs, edited by Roy Palmer in 1986, which states that the earliest known reference to it is in the logbook of the Royal Navy Ship The Nellie of 1796 (though a ballad by the same name, registered in England December 14, 1624 with the Stationers' Company, may also be related to it).