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Ok I need more help finding a song on 14:31 - Jun 28 by jeera
I know, I was just playing along.
Semi-serious about the Saxon camp songs though.
Edit: only 6 thousand odd possibilities on here:
"Lyrics.com » Search results for 'Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?' Yee yee! We've found 6,445 lyrics, 128 artists, and 47 albums matching Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?.
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Ha, exactly, that's why I was hoping you lot could help narrow it down!
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Ok I need more help finding a song on 14:46 - Jun 28 with 707 views
Ok I need more help finding a song on 14:51 - Jun 28 by WeWereZombies
So when you said the nineties...1990s or 1890s?
Of course, that's it! The Music Hall song "Christina needing stuffing":
Half past eight on Christmas Eve, Her mother said "You've nothing! To put inside tomorrow's goose Christina- you need stuffing!"
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew? She needed stuffing, that much is true! When the dockers heard it, the air turned blue! Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
Around she went, here and there, Ended up towards the docks When the workers heard her cry They almost emptied out their cocks*
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew? She needed stuffing, that much is true! When the dockers heard it, the air turned blue! Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
Eventually she came to Bow Where a fella in the know Helped her come to understand By placing his sausage in her hand...
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, A solution offered, far from rash The day is saved if you've got the cash** Stuffing made from Bangers and mash Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
* sociological footnote: dock workers were poorly paid in Victorian England, and so were unable to afford Goose for Christmas, instead having to make do with any old cockerel. Clearly Christina's tale of woe led several to consider scraping out the stuffing from their own bird to offer it to the poor girl.
** economic footnote: Bangers and Mash has always been the high class option for a London lad on the Town. It is thought that in the 1890s the stuffing replacement would have cost Christina about 1 Guinea and 1 Crown, or just shy of a hundred quid in todays money.
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Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:11 - Jun 28 with 586 views
Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:02 - Jun 28 by FoghornGleghorn
Take it from the one who answered the question, they were not.
What bits were wrong then? We never actually found the song (or indeed the lyrics) online, so it's my memory v yours. I can assure you I was spot on with the lyrics then and now!
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Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:12 - Jun 28 with 582 views
Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:11 - Jun 28 by ArnoldMoorhen
Of course, that's it! The Music Hall song "Christina needing stuffing":
Half past eight on Christmas Eve, Her mother said "You've nothing! To put inside tomorrow's goose Christina- you need stuffing!"
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew? She needed stuffing, that much is true! When the dockers heard it, the air turned blue! Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
Around she went, here and there, Ended up towards the docks When the workers heard her cry They almost emptied out their cocks*
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew? She needed stuffing, that much is true! When the dockers heard it, the air turned blue! Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
Eventually she came to Bow Where a fella in the know Helped her come to understand By placing his sausage in her hand...
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, A solution offered, far from rash The day is saved if you've got the cash** Stuffing made from Bangers and mash Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
* sociological footnote: dock workers were poorly paid in Victorian England, and so were unable to afford Goose for Christmas, instead having to make do with any old cockerel. Clearly Christina's tale of woe led several to consider scraping out the stuffing from their own bird to offer it to the poor girl.
** economic footnote: Bangers and Mash has always been the high class option for a London lad on the Town. It is thought that in the 1890s the stuffing replacement would have cost Christina about 1 Guinea and 1 Crown, or just shy of a hundred quid in todays money.
You have too much time on your hands lad. You need to get outside in the, err, rain...
Trust the process. Trust Phil.
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Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:15 - Jun 28 with 563 views
Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:11 - Jun 28 by ArnoldMoorhen
Of course, that's it! The Music Hall song "Christina needing stuffing":
Half past eight on Christmas Eve, Her mother said "You've nothing! To put inside tomorrow's goose Christina- you need stuffing!"
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew? She needed stuffing, that much is true! When the dockers heard it, the air turned blue! Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
Around she went, here and there, Ended up towards the docks When the workers heard her cry They almost emptied out their cocks*
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew? She needed stuffing, that much is true! When the dockers heard it, the air turned blue! Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
Eventually she came to Bow Where a fella in the know Helped her come to understand By placing his sausage in her hand...
Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, A solution offered, far from rash The day is saved if you've got the cash** Stuffing made from Bangers and mash Christina, Oh my christina, Oh my Christina, What happened to the girl I knew?
* sociological footnote: dock workers were poorly paid in Victorian England, and so were unable to afford Goose for Christmas, instead having to make do with any old cockerel. Clearly Christina's tale of woe led several to consider scraping out the stuffing from their own bird to offer it to the poor girl.
** economic footnote: Bangers and Mash has always been the high class option for a London lad on the Town. It is thought that in the 1890s the stuffing replacement would have cost Christina about 1 Guinea and 1 Crown, or just shy of a hundred quid in todays money.
Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:12 - Jun 28 by DebsyAngel
I will ask people on the Popscene group I belong to - they love anything like this and some very knowledgeable people on there.
Cheers. It'll be something played on Steve Lamaq's Evening Session on Radio 1, back in the day. I used to tape my favourites (including this) but the tapes are all currently on a box on a wardrobe at my parents' house.
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Ok I need more help finding a song on 15:16 - Jun 28 with 557 views