Shane Corrigan

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@gaanostalgia Probably a long shot, but does anyone know the name of the photographer who took this photo?

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@FermanaghGAA @FermanaghGAA is this in Ederny or Enniskillen? The link above doesn't work, but when you get through to the proper page, it lists both...

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live One more try for Iron Maiden... I'll go for "Brave New World". Good luck for 2024 everyone!

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live Hayes Carll's "Bye Bye Baby". You bought us all together & the lockdown loneliness is long gone!

'Now there's an emptiness standin' at the door
Tryin' to take me back to the way I was before
I used to feel alone here but it's not that way no more
Oh, bye, bye, bye, bye baby'

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@Ian2861 @ColinMurray @bbc5live We had our own Gerey in NI, although I'm sure if the Thunderbirds one had heard it, he'd have loved it as well!

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live If it's not too morbid, how about "School's Out" by Alice Cooper? He released a book of poetry with that title in 1997.

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live Tom Russell's "Who's Gonna Build Your Wall". It will be coming back around again with the US election sideshow starting up properly.

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live @PauldMcNamee "Poison" by Alice Cooper. He sings better not touch, but you know he does!

"I wanna love you but I better not touch (don't touch)
I wanna hold you, but my senses tell me to stop"

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live "Cleaning Windows" by Van Morrison... Go for the live version!
"I went home and listened to Jimmie Rodgers and Frank Williams
In my lunch break
Bought five woodbines at the shop on the corner
And went straight right back to work"

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@bbc5live "The Evil That Men Do" by Iron Maiden...

Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.
The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is oft interred with their bones;”

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@bbc5live I'll go for "Thirsty Boots" by Eric Anderson.

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live @SiobhanSynnot This has to be a shoe-in! Is there a better set-up, punchline or delivery in all of TV than this?

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live It's hard to look past Walk, but as it's been suggested already, I'll go for 'Drop the Ball' by Anthrax!

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live Could we shoehorn in "Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison? Doesn't specifically use the word shy, but it's definitely a bashful approach...
"Pretty woman won't you pardon me
Pretty woman I couldn't help but see
Pretty woman that you look lovely as can be"

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@TheLyricSlinger @ColinMurray @bbc5live On an interesting side note, Alice's Boa Constrictor died after it was bitten by a rat...

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@JackRuleLD @ColinMurray @bbc5live I second this! Love that song!

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live Tom Russell's 'The Kid From Spavinaw'. All about Micky Mantle and his rise from the sticks...

[Shane Corrigan @shanecaolan]

@ColinMurray @bbc5live @PauldMcNamee It doesn't technically have the word 'perfect' in it, but how about "Big Rock Candy Mountain" by Harry McClintock (or any of the hundreds of others to record it...)? Just a hobo singing about the perfect place he's travelling to.