Men At Work - Overkill (Video Version) 

with the lead singer being from glasgow

Reminds me of REM

Hmm "uniquely Australian"

I guess music is one of those “subjective” things as I hear nothing here that makes me think REM.

Probably the opposite to Australian.

Nearly everyone can relate, not because of clinical depression, but being a living human.

Keep yr chin up brutha .. check out the ABC series of Les Norton .. or read all the books . Mad

@@benvincent24 Sadly, I hear you on that one.

Excelent...👍

00:12 kinetics😎

Classic songs never die.

Gracias por la letra

just turn the subtitles on mate

Always was, people realize it finally.

Message fits the melody. Watch him perform this with the choir, you’ll tear up

Totally agree

Spot on!

100%

Johnny be good was also a banger

Them: Their best song was "Down Under"! Me: Nah, that's just "Overkill" *finger guns*

I CANNOT AGREE ENOUGH!!! Haunting and totally hypnotic. I can't even fathom how many times I replayed this AMAZING tune. 👍👍

I really hope you can meet up with them again sometime soon, they seem like a good person

@@nord7760 Thank you for your kind words.

a wise man indeed....so true!

I agree, it's a fantastic song, lovely guitar solo

that is so depressing, and so true. my friends know if I start listening to The Smiths, there’s a problem.

@@tmmears where do I get friends like that??

I love this

That’s why I’m listening to this at 3 AM. Because “I can’t get to sleep”.

And ir gets better❤❤❤

​@@Pete_R63TJIS WILL GET BETTER TRUST ME❤❤

I've been living with these things for as long as I can remember.

Mostly the loneliness and isolation.

Best of wishes to you and your son, you both clearly have impeccable music taste :)

@@itsnotcami thx so much it takes impeccable to know impeccable.

❤

I always felt that… since I was a teenager in the 80’s… Thanks for your comment…

That part still gives me chills after almost 40 years.

For me its the end of the verse Ghosts appear and fade away but yes your right! Hell of song especially to those of us predisposed to melancholy. Come back another day

True that 😊❤

True that 😊❤

What a pretty and adorable woman ,hello ,my darling ?

One of the most brilliant guitar solos I have heard. these guys are freaking great!

No, but the 70s are close!

That and Ptsd

As someone with sleep anxiety i relate to this song a lot, i really like how unique the themes of the songs of the band are

I suffer so I am glad I heard this song. The heart beat lyrics hit home for me which certainly make this a great song track with deep lyrics.

Sometimes I fight with it and then I realise I am fighting myself but the battle exhausts me and I sleep Other times I let it flow over me, I duck my head, it pulls at me, and then it passes but it leaves a residue This song, and a few others, helps undo it But if anyone has any ideas would be pleased to know xx

@@Mikee22ification look with in. But try think as what you are. A primate. And as a Primate we don’t be long in a cage four walls the hamster wheel of society. For when we fall of we see all of this stuff the material world was covering it all up because when it’s not there we feel lost empty scared. Alone. If something is telling you ain’t right then it probably isnt. Follow your animal instincts but know your self first and what it is that makes you feel this doubt or the feelings you have. Fear remember makes us move,,that animal instinct. Try find out why you feel this way and the over how society and the system of government the hamster wheel can add to this feeling in the end. After all we have but in to that system in eventually fails us in one way or another. So knowing one’s self first is key to knowing your friend like mine the black dog and trying find away live a normal life in a un normal world. And for me until those and the world around me change I’ll always feel ill. I see and feel to much but again if this is me why fight it,,don’t forget my black dog talks to me in either I fight or run,,,,and my dog tells me to fight for what’s right but it’s the world and it’s wrongs that add to my anxiety the way people treat each other hurts me so I hide. I am what I am and sadly I have accepted my friend my dog and to stand up to all the injustice that makes me feel sick to the stomach. Maybe I am delusional or maybe I see others don’t because of my friend my instinct not an anxiety as society would call it. Animals in the wild are happy than in a cage. A cage resulting in depression fear or anxiety what you want to call it. Forget the word find the cause of the pain that results in words. Words are our way of expressing. I hope some of my words help because I hate some of the feelings I get with anxiety it traps me my I live in four walls and I want out,,,but can’t until the world is rid of the nasty world it has become with selfishness and greed. The wrongs. I can’t be happy until the world is happy. Justice is true and suffering stops. My instinct telling me this ain’t a safe world,,,so change it. I ponder trapped with my thoughts on how to save my self by changing that suffering we all see and feel eventually. I’m sorry,,,but please your not alone,,,your you. Time is precious and so are you. So send that time on what matters most. For we can’t buy time. Spend it wisely,,and on those that need help within our community,,,my ape friend. Never leave on behind for he may on day become one’s enemy. And as I like to say as wise man never has an enemy. Peace.

Kathryn Heywood This song is something you’ll always have. Never let go of the memories of your brother... Or your love for him.💕

Thank you so much. ❤️

My band decided to play this song. It’s such a good song. Great lyrics.

My brother just died he was 46..miss you bro.

Yeah I lost my brother in a shooting incident a couple years back. I try not to think about it. Guts me.

He had excellent taste in music

Good for you

Sorry for your loss.

Sorry abt that

its 2024 but same ol same ol

I absolutely agree. Their music is amazing!!! And Colin has a very unique voice.

💯💥🤔

"Wake Up To the Sound of Pouring Rain!" Depression, Homelessness. The children TODAY think everything before them had Zero relevance. Its the whole "I'm so much cooler than mom and dad" (because Mom and Dad are busy working so Your Ungrateful Ass can wear designer shoes and stuff)!!!

Demonic times, literally...

Kevin Warner You sound bitter mate, generalizing an entire group of people like that.

@@kevinwarner3771 just like their mum and dad before them

Congrats!

@@joanneolive7128 Thanks, Joanne. 👍🏼😀

Congratulations on the job!

Awesome news mate ! Well done.

@@MrCpolzin Thanks mate 👍🏼😀

That's why I love it, bro. I've always suffered anxiety and I tend to overthink a lot, especially at night, but things got worse 2 years ago when I started suffering from vertigo... Music is like some kind of therapy and this song makes me feel relieved one way or another.

I have social anxiety & panic attacks. Sometimes at night I just get scared and I panic about it. Like if the door is locked. Then when I'm in bed I start thinking & my mind goes crazy. I think someone's in my house and going to kill me. It doesn't happen all the time. It's horrible.

Prayers help and I pray until I feel calmed down abit. I don't know what I'd do without Jesus Christ ♡♡♡

Close the fear and fade away.,... somebody knows!!!

Hey man just know you're not the only one, I was plagued by vertigo years ago, you WILL get better and find peace ​@@marcovz1857

Gonna listen to it's a mistake next

Hard Lock Story is 👍

I agree to me it’s the best part of the song although the whole song is one of their best.

Awesome!

Wow. Someone else who loves that solo. 😮 i love it too. ❤

All the solos were like that. Like Andy Summers with the Police, he said that often all he could get from Sting was four bars, and he had to make something happen in that short amount of time. The musicians in Men at Work knew how to get it done like few others.

​@@nunyabidnez7857interesting.🤔

Muito bom mandar a letra me ajudou muito obrigado amo essa banda

i've always thought it was "close to appear and fade away"

Thanks for taking the time to write the lyrics down for people to read and even sing along...that is cool!

Beautiful! I can’t get over this song

Thanks for posting Arclain...I always thought it was "close to feeling fade away."

"CIERTAMENTE" EN LA ACTUALIDAD ES TODO LO CONTRARIO.

I dont think looks are important now either, theres just less talent

​@user-iv2iu2wf4w I think there are very talented musician today, but musical tastes have changed. And since the advent of pretty boy bands, a talented but older and cockeyed dude like this would never make it.

@@guillermogouldburn763 i am 62 and still like 60s and 70s music the best, but there was a lot of good music in the 90s and early 00s. There still is some, but i remember having arguments about who is the greatest guitarist, drummer, keyboardist etc. not anymore

Männliche Stimme, maskuliner Mann - ich finde Colin sexy 😉

there are clocks but there is no time

I was 12, loved it, now I’m 52, I love it same way as back then. Now with years of experiences, a lot of fears, heartbreaks, anxiety and what have you…still, I understood it then on as a deep level as I do now. THAT is great music. Cheers friend!

@@cfremmy8358certainly feels just like that. I think you’re right…

Like wise

I hear ya! I turn 53 next week! Yikes. I want the 80’s back. Thank goodness music never dies.

A very " astute" girlfriend, I say!! Glad you're still with us!!

Everybody gets down in life. I'm at the bottom now. Glad you're still here brother!

Gracias por compartirlo.

Good

Been there before 1995 bad year but meet my wife that year and 26 years later we're still together for life. It gets better but does take time. It took at least another year before I finally just started to live my life and have fun. Going on 52 acting like I'm 32 and that's the way I'm gonna live. Younger than my age and you have a better life also. Glad your here too. Take care.

Same here..😂

Facts!

So true Glen!! :^)

1983 the year I graduated. I thought I had it all figured out but what the fuck did I know. 40 years later I'm still trying to figure it out. At least this great music keeps track of time. Overkill is a great song. Mad respect for Men At Work. I'm glad over the years it took to appreciate this band. AC DC, Midnight Oil and Men At Work, 3 of the best things that came from the land down under. Good on you mates.

@@johnfabozzi3636 thank you Governor for sharing that part of your journey. You said exactly what I was feeling at the time and even the realization now.

Me too!!!!

Rifuggo tutto ciò che non è 70/80, con qualche piccolissima eccezione 😢 Trovo tutto ciò molto triste..

Check out Red Vox, a modern band with some inspirations from older music, like David Bowie and such

Look into independent, non-pop music. The kids are all right.

yep.

I agree... it’s my favorite song of theirs as well.

Thats a good point, the end octave up

One hundid fiddy !

I AGREE best nr

crazyyy how songs you're Father show you when your young stays with you a life time. Too we meet again dad still listening to those songs you showed me.AS long as you remember that person they are never gone.its when you forget that person that's when they are gone.

King Diamond 51fifty :)

This song reminds me of my father too. The song was very popular on the radio when my dad passed away.

King Diamond 51fifty was

Ghosts appear, but they don't always fade away.

Tocan igual...la cagaron...excelente banda

sonaron un desastre si no es por este genio de vocalista... era horrible su banda actual. estuve en esa noche

Wow that's news I thought they were a good band I'm not musician

Qué vergüenza de organización🫣 Salieron a actuar a las 2am.

great voice just heard this i think for the 1st time? how did i miss this i grew up in 70's

Omni Bus I hope things got better for you, brother.

Wow this statement is amazing

im 13 this just gave me chills

Funny. Contraband radio. This song is featured on their greatest hits called CONTRABAND: THE BEST OF MEN AT WORK.

My line is "ghosts appear and fade away... come back another day"

Agreed. 52 here. I was in eighth grade when this came out. I remember skating to it at the roller rink in Boston.

Agreed. I wasn't born when this song came out but it's still a marvelous song.

50 here!!! Such memories!!!

A wee baby of 50 this year and still loven this song.

Same here, 51 and I'll be 52 in October. I've always been a huge fan.

Weird as hell! Same here, just woke up and had to search it out.

Me too!

I'm 44 and same! Pretty poignant for this global pandemic and isolation... at least for me, I live alone with 2 cats... sometimes I walk in the night just to see the sky and gain some perspective

Memory is that way.

Do you think about the implications?

Great interpretation of this song. Never thought about it that way.

I too thought that, with a little sleep walking thrown in for good measure, I speak from experience....

@@frankgrimes7388 Well, the song starts off with "I can't get to sleep..." and goes from there in a fashion that suggests insomnia. The second verse begins with: "A look between the sheets only brings exasperation..." that is followed with a walk around town where the "pretty lights" "nullify the night" from "overkill". The third verse is the same as the first verse except that he's now screaming that he can't get to sleep as daylight is shining in through the windows.

It’s about depression and anxiety. Though I have insomnia because of them.

Everyone says it's about depression/anxiety, but it strikes a different cord with me. What made me think of this song, and brought me here to view it, is a new relationship I'm in. I'm having trouble sleeping and overthinking everything. To me the ghosts are all the things I did in past relationships to fuck them up. So, for me, anxiety but definitely not depression.

And (dare I say it? Sure, what the heck)...........................it's also far better than Down Under!

Yes! The guitar solo is a perfect fit for the song.

You have to hear the solo on “I Like Too” it’s killer . Probably their best guitar solo ever played live and on record .

Ron Strykert was one of several great minimalist guitarists of the era (Jamie West Oram, Andy Summers, Elliot Easton, etc.) who know exactly how many notes to play, never too much or too little, and how to colour the song.

@@josephfierro8246 Although the songs and guitar sound are nothing alike, listen to Chicago's "25 Or 6 To 4". To my ears, the solos are a lot alike, real statements by both Ron Strykert and Terry Kath, both of which go on for over a minute yet still seem too short. And yet at the same time, fit seamlessly with the song.

Perfection of the ‘80s

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AGREED! SAW IT LAST YEAR AND CANT STOP THINKING ABOUT IT

The only episode of Scrubs I've ever seen (by sheer accident) featured Colin singing this while playing acoustic guitar. It was pretty hilarious.

@@angelbear_og Scrubs is a great show, I'd never heard this song until that episode. They featured some great music in general and introduced a new generation to the greatness that is Colin Hay.

yup...it has had the same effect on me since the first time I heard it in 1983

Melancholy is a strange emotion

Melancholy. His voice is so wistful, yet strong.

That goes for so many songs from this time.

me too so I like to hear it in particulary mood to be feel better

Well he is from Kilwinning! Looney toon!

Best comment.

Emily, That's why listening to it just now bought tears to my eyes. I always liked this song when young. Never understood it. Now I suffer daily with Anxiety and depression and this song explained everything I go through during anxious moments.

@@CONNECTELECTRIC It'll get better I promise you 🙏🏽

Right, this song helped me go through health anxiety it really speaks out for you

Sou do rio de janeiro amo essa banda ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Euuuuuu no México ❤❤❤❤

Todas las noches la escucho. Desde España

2024 💪

О, дааа❤

Time Travel Jeans Groupies?

Yep

02/02/2024 every fucking month dude

Timeless classic

All of us.

Thank you sir 👍

Awesome mate ! Thankyou and cheers ! 👍😁🇦🇺❤️

@Sepher Agon My life......most people's lives !! This masterpiece has a sad beauty, rawness and melancholy wrapped in a future hope !! ❤️❤️❤️

@Sepher Agon quoting Colin: "It was a song about what was happening at the time, the experience we were going through of stepping into the unknown. It's about having a fear about that, but also knowing that what was going to happen was inevitable. Leaving behind where you are and stepping into something which is out of your control to some degree. That's what it felt like at the time."

@@juliecook6057 not a problem 😊💜

Dr. Heckyll and Mr. Jive and It's a mistake are better honestly

You forgot down under bucko

@@puppetplant3659 Just not necessary to mention to be honest

Oh trust me it’s worth every thing

Who could it be now

So true John Flanagan he didn't have the "look " from Central casting but his talent was irrepressible and undeniable such a wonderful wholesale time to be a youth people cared about each other and the elderly were totally respeced unlike are current times and money wasn't the end all be all just a tool to be used at least amongst the everyday people

Did you write the ranger's apprentice series?

@@meneerpindakaas1213 who me?

@@steven-napoleonwilliams1422 I meant John Flanagan, but if you wrote it, please let me know.

Great song

Q legal ouvir seu relato e saber q vc está bem amigo. Q Deus continue te dando forças e te guardando do mal. Fica firme nesse propósito. Abraço aqui do Brasil.

@@sergiocruz3256 o brigado

que bueno sigue así. Que Dios te bendiga

@@erikawielersevilla2980 muchas gracias, bendiciones para vos también

I know I'm a bit late in my comment, but I'm really sorry for your loss...:( This song is really beautiful. Too bad you got to associate it with such an unfortunate situation...

@@gianagia6378 My arrival was so painful. But I never used my pain as an excuse to be arrogant to others. I just assumed I was assigned a humble walk, like labor pains of birth. But many people's arrival was so painful. almost like the collective labor pains of the messiah. But we had to all work together to get through this. Look at Jeremy Renner, one of the most beautiful babies in the music industry now. I am reminded of the 1987 collaborative album by American singers Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris. I see a good train coming. We can get though this together. Be at peace, sir. And thank you. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-E8F0Z0MDLKw.html

@@gianagia6378 Everything happens for a reason. Romans 8:28 says, "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose." I am reminded of "Come Dancing" that tribute to the Davies' older sister Rene. I'm Canadian so I'm familiar with the story. According to Wikipedia, Rena was living in Canada with her reportedly abusive husband, the 31-year-old Rene was visiting her childhood home in Fortis Green in London at the time of Ray Davies' 13th birthday-21 June 1957-on which she surprised him with a gift of the Spanish guitar he had tried to persuade his parents to buy him. That evening, Rene, who had a weak heart as a result of a childhood bout of rheumatic fever, suffered a fatal heart attack while dancing at the Lyceum ballroom. It was December of last year 2023 that I realized I'm supposed to be like a pure reflection of the next Graham Parsons for the next 53 years. Over the last two years I went Franciscan had gave up all my 70K. Now I am just waiting for the kindness of a red dirt girl to gift me with a Spanish guitar so we can forever change the world together.

@@gianagia6378 But this is a very good song that I remember very well. This song "Overkill' by Men at Work reminds me of the same moods I feel to songs like "Come Dancing" by The Kinks. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y-xxG_Huj5g.html "Come Dancing" is a song of victory after suffering, a tribute to the Davies' older sister Rene. I'm a dual US / Canadian citizen. But Rene was living in Canada with her reportedly abusive husband. The 31-year-old Rene was visiting her childhood home in Fortis Green at the time of Ray Davies' 13th birthday-21 June 1957-on which Rena surprised him with a gift of the Spanish guitar. This was the same Spanish guitar Ray had tried to persuade his parents to buy him. That evening, Rene, who had a weak heart as a result of a childhood bout of rheumatic fever, suffered a fatal heart attack while dancing at the Lyceum ballroom. Ray later said that the song was an attempt to return to the "warmer" style they had prior to their transformation to an arena rock act, explaining, "I wanted to regain some of the warmth I thought we'd lost, doing those stadium tours. 'Come Dancing' was an attempt to get back to roots, about my sisters' memories of dancing in the '50s." I have had some warmer responses too recently. Back in December 2023 I realized I was going to become the like a reflection of the next Gram Parsons for the next 54 years. I know it sounds crazy. But when I have crazy dreams I make them real, especially when I feel the love of a red dirt girl to give me a Spanish guitar. I remember years ago telling people I was going to bench 225 lbs for 10 reps. And they SCOFFED at me. So I benched it for 12 reps to spite them. I am way more authentic than people want me to be. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r6vStaYihIw.html

Bless you

I honestly stumbled on this song recently, and I've been playing it quite often. It's simply brilliant. It's uplifting!

1983!! you´re right man!!! this song takes me to that time!!!

Released in early April 1983...I recall that time like it was yesterday...

Only 2 albums and I never heard why.

@@LoneLee2022 band split during the making of the 3rd album...egos, drugs, etc. usual stuff...

It has that Miami Vice sound :-)

Another forgotten video from them is dr jeckle and mr jive a nice fun song.

Greg Ham really gave them a dynamic sound. I watched that documentary Colin Hay: Waiting for my Real Life. I thought it was interesting that the sax arrangement for "Who Can It Be Now" was changed by the record producer in the studio. Fascinating documentary.

Boomer

@@DagelijkseShorts Boomers are from 1945 - 1965. This person is 50 in 2020, which means they were born in 1970, making them Gen X, not a Boomer

Same.

@Billy Hartman, I'll be 50 next year so I know exactly how you feel. This is my favorite MaW track.

It will be interesting to see in 30 to 40 years from now how music will evolve or devolve. Less cake, more icing? Something entirely different perhaps. Who knows...

i've not once heard this song in my life. weird how things like this can go under the radar for years and decades

Age tends to add eloquence to lyrics.

You gotta love Men At Work

yes, it IS a masterpiece I agree. infectious with lyrics you can hear, and feel.

I'm not sure from where you hail, mate but as an Aussie, my primary memory of "Down Under" (although I loved the song & used to regularly borrow my Aunt's MAW records to listen to them when I was only 8 or 9 in '81 or '82) was that it was used as the theme song for our victorious 'America's Cup' (which is the world's oldest operational sporting event, dating back to 1851) yachting team when we won it in 1983, after the New York Yacht Club had held it for the previous 132 years, since its inception...I'm not even an aquatic Aussie but this was a very big deal to our little country (re: population, not land mass) of only 15 million at the time - especially when the USA seemed such an invincible colossus, a behemoth back in the '80s - & our prime minster at the time, Bob Hawke went as far as saying that any employer who fired an employee for having taken the day off (following the surprise comeback victory in race 7 after awe trailed the series 3-1 & taking into account the time difference between Australia & New York, where it was held) to celebrate was a bum!! Jesus, talk about a massively verbose explanation of what was initially supposed to be a simple & succinct mention of how we Aussies from the '80s best remember "Down Under"!! Please accept my most sincere apologies, Clayton my dear man!! Matt. PS. But I always loved "Overkill" & "Who Can It Be Now" the most of MAW's most popular songs, btw...

Hello Kandi.. how are you doing?

@@michaelsmith32329. I'm great, how about you?

@@1971zephead Am good thanks 😊

@@1971zephead so where are you from?

I wore this album out

Viña 2024 😁

Viña 2024 !!! 🤩👏👏

40 years & 40 likes!

I know ALL TOO MUCH what you mean, brah!

I'm 45 and got it on repeat!🍻😁

Yes it is!

this song is about someone that deals with anxiety all day every day, he talks about the worry that happens all the time and how at night its worse i know how that is

An excellent present !!

and maybe somebody did...

I wonder how time was back then. Born in 1999

Boba Fett it was AWESOME!!! I was also 11 in '83. Soooo wish I could go back there!

Menphisk

Does he still do the karate stances, he was so friggin' cool whatever he did! It's Just Overkill!!!!

True, we are a little older and hopefully a little wiser today.

My personal favourite of theirs. Totally understand the anxiety and depression thing. Know it a bit too well. Stay strong friend.

@@markmoore2625 You stay strong to.

SAME FOR ME BROTHER! I THINK YOUR ON THE RIGHT TRACK!

@@gmanchurch Men at Work had some fun songs and they also had some deep songs. Like Overkill and Be Good johnny.

Well said

"The sax!" Something we don't hear enough of these days.

I love good sax. Sometimes with a woman.

Yeah. Well; not the sax, but yeah the chord changes and the guitar-bit in the middle and even his singing up to the top of his range at 2:40 added some strained strange emotive quality. It all kinda caught me after all these years.

Yes it is a goosebumpy song 😊

Same here. 54 y.o. Australian Wonderful memories

Yeah, that last one is a fantasy take

Same here🙋 best decade the fashions, the hair and especially the music 🎶Love the 80's!❤❤

i've recently been upset about when i was born and wished i could spend at least a week as a kid in the 80s

@@maybeso8513 1980's were great years! Positive, fun, energetic, new things, people enjoyed life back then. It was not nearly as confusing, as today's times.

@@dereka8041 Best decade of my life!

I heard that too, and it's stunning.

He did that on an episode of Scrubs that I watched recently. It was amazing.

@@drwill439 and he has other songs!

Yea I remember that now. I was about to post " HOW DARE MESS WITH THE ORIGINAL BUT YES I ACTUALLY AGREE ON THAT. IT WAS EXC...

Hell ya. That was awesome

Is not underrated. You just want to call the attention, pal. This is a hit song ever since. Bye.

Beside Mike Oldfield from England!!!

Insanity - I wouldn't say 24M's here is underrated, along with sold out tours during 80's & 90's.

Underrated?

It's not underrated it was a massive hit. It charted at no 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100.

ha

badasswolfshirt same with Machine Head and Bush, Bush did a song called Machine Head

agree

Bush also did 9/11

+dat boi love you

Very clever! and talented.

I am sorry for his family and friends I hope he found peace Sometimes just continuing is overcoming and people need to tell each other this and themselves xx

@Chommy Tong I hope all that are left are holding up ok.

@@Mikee22ification 😘

Rest in Peace, Bruce.

Rest in peace to Bruce. My sincere condolences.

Definitely!

For sure

Took the words right out of my friggin' mouth!

Turd Ferguson 7

Jeff the Nebraska DJ..YOU ROCK brother!!!!

@@IloveLongIslandNY Thank you!! the dj