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Oh, I remember listening to this whilst very young, and singing the chorus with my lovely Daddy... Happy, happy memories...With

Oscar Issac’s version is superior

Academic Agent father.

I love the introduction (missing here) as to how the song came about!

♫ I'm a Gnu, with a cup of Typhoo ♫

Everyone else might’ve been brought here by Moon Knight but I was brought here by Armstrong and Miller

My grandad used to play this for me on cassette in his car whenever we went on trips, I was 4. 27 now and it hasn’t left my mind❤

This room with a view with Helen Bonham Carter is garbage. That Julian actor is bloody awful.

Is it old?

Search Brabbins and Fyffe - Armstrong and Miller, a brilliant parody/tribute…

My late mother had this ❤

An anthology called A Poet for Every Day of the Year has led me there😊

Wow. I was a very little girl in England when this was a refrain around our house. I’ve never forgotten the chorus. Thankyou so much❤🙏🕊️🦛🦛

This song we sang at the school concert in 1975 when I was still a pipsqueak.

Happy 100th birthday, Donald Swann.

I grew up on this. I was singing mud mud as soon as Icould talk.

Well considering that the longest running Musical Revue in the 50s (Ath The Drop Of a Hat) had a song called the Gnu song that goes I'm a g-nu, I'm a g-nu The g-nicest work of nature in the g-zoo Then we could say that it's not a silly song but a long tradition of nlbeing British. Check out the Gnu song ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j53z6RfFb7U.htmlsi=0JbtxDdD2G2i5yor

South African steam The best locomotives in the world The railways the best and safest in the world Since 1994 all gone downward until nothing exists Sad

Le petit train ❤❤❤

🎵Isn't it awfully nice to have a...

Just looking at this clip I recognise the fireman on the leading engine as John Gilberthorpe. John went to SA in the early 70s just to work steam. He soon worked up to becoming one of the best known drivers of all SAR. I worked as his fireman for years and could not have asked for a better driver. We both worked out of Kimberley until the very end of steam in 1992. Sadly my great mate John is no longer with us but he will never be forgotten

I listened to all the editions of this on You Tube. However I remember it being sung by a bass, where the finals words, 'where we shall wallow in glorious mud,' is sung slowly with descending notes, finishing on 'mud 'which only the deepest voices can sing.

For over fifty years I thought it was pronounced gu-noo because of this song. I'm sure I wasn't alone. I'm going to continue to say gu-noo anyway because it sounds better than with a silent g.

As a young child, this was my sisters favourite song.

Have you ever had to take a shit on a train?

The very first record I owned which Santa brought :-)

Please upload the whole programme if you have it! 🙏

I need the Lyrics plz

Who has done the subtitles…..rubbish not worthy of a Flanders and Swann

I saw a swan this morning. It made me think of this.

My Dad used to sing this. I've only just looked it up. Good memories.

Michael Flanders a 6 ‘4’ top athlete who went to the navy in WW2 and survived a torpedo attack on his ship then got polio and was wheelchair bound for the rest of his life. Shunned by universities for his disability despite giving his life for his country then wrote, acted and performed on stage. An absolute genius who was taken so suddenly! ❤️

I got here searching for how to teach toddler ABC's

Mmm hippopotamus

It is an end of Steam age

I can’t help but think MCR was inspired by this to write their track “ Blood”

Hippopotamus I'm a hippopotamus

" Stranger of Culture "

You came here because​ Oscar Issac yeah me too.

Hippopotamus hippo-pota-mus! ❤️

That ain’t Oscar Isaac

This is other level. Is so cool

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Who else came from Oscar Isaac?

Here after Oscar Issac's song😁

Nah, Oscar Isaac did this WAYYYY better!

That's not what I was searching...

Oscar Isaac version>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>