Sinister: who is the girl that plays the tambourine?

[Primitivepainter at xxx.com]

"singing ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba dee iii"

"If you'd like to know what popstars have for tea,(ask velocity)"
Well i made that last bit up, as all you popkids know its actually ask johnny dee.

I was wondering to myself about the origins of the sha la la la la la,"it happens",or ba ba ba ba de ba de ba ba "hey there fred",you know those bits of songs that have no lyrics,where a ba or a la or even a sha la suffices,
how many of you have sang along with the trumpet part from dog on wheels with a "ba baba baba"
come to think of it maybe its just me?!?,in which case i'm making a fool of myself!,oh well nothing new there.

See i've been making a tape for the lovely laura llew(i hereby decree that all references made to laura llew should be preceded by the word lovely,because 1:her names laura and  2:she is after all lovely,simple really)and it surprised me by the amount of babas and lalas that have manifested on this tape! it wasn't a conscious thing,i listened back to it,and it was very eerie, almost every song has a burst of some sort.

Will this tape be enough to regain my crown from a certain ginger fox? as the lovely laura llew's favourite tape maker , or was this just a plot from her all along to get me to send more tapes? it matters not,a tape is on the way. 

well kids enough,thankyou for your time, a final lala and a baba,and i'm gone.
                        primitive painter.






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