John's song

[Kat Kanning]

Mr. Connell has found his calling! 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zey8567bcg

[Kat Kanning]

Well, except for the women's clothing part.

[Jim Johnson]

Where is John's 'New Hampshire' song?

[Pat K]

[Kat Kanning]

Where is John's 'New Hampshire' song?

http://www.freestateproject.org/community/essays/let_me_call_you_home

[John]

Well, except for the women's clothing part.

And (though you didn't mention it, Kat), I - also - don't have a funny accent. 

[Pat K]

Well, except for the women's clothing part.

And (though you didn't mention it, Kat), I - also - don't have a funny accent. 

That's up for debate.

Sez da  Nu Yawker!

[John]

Where is John's 'New Hampshire' song?

http://www.freestateproject.org/community/essays/let_me_call_you_home

  There is also the "Shire" song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8j_DbFYf64&feature=channel_page

[John]

Well, except for the women's clothing part.

And (though you didn't mention it, Kat), I - also - don't have a funny accent. 

That's up for debate.

Sez da  Nu Yawker!

People from New Yock talk funny sometimes. 

[Kat Kanning]

And (though you didn't mention it, Kat), I - also - don't have a funny accent. 

I love the way John sings "Grandmawr" 

[John]

"...They're searching Gramma(r) at the airport
And our children in the schools
They've got cameras
And roadblocks on the street ..."


'Round here it is quite normal to add an "r" (here and there) to make up for the "r"s we leave out (here and there.) 
Some of the "foreigners"  who haven't yet learned to do so have the "funny accents."

It ain't us!