"Side by Side" (comedy version) sung by barbershop quartet

[PacinosTheRemix]

Wishing you guys ultimate success with your nice video - More eyes should see this

[achildofthesixties]

I believe the words to this song were written by Ted Ray, a brilliant English comedian, in 1947

[MickDargan]

@achildofthesixties I sang this in a barbershop quartet and the writer of the words was there; at least so he claimed. His name was Bill waddington a famous British Actor and Music Hall performer.

Wikipedia states that "It was sung during WW2 by soldiers and sailors". A little while before 1947. Waddington was a WW2 entertainer. I can't find a definative answer as to who wrote the words and only have Waddington's word that it was him.

Bill lived from 10th June 1916 to 9th Sept 2000

[AceWissle]

Lol, now THAT was awesome ^^

[JeffHendrie]

Actually, in 1944 Nick Lucas made this sone, or a version of it, if he didn't first make it, it's one of the worlds' unslved mistories. XD

[MegaMusicluv]

megamusicluv laugh out loud your GOOD KEEP US SMILING

[s8882629]

excellent

[gerrya1960]

It may be a Flanigan and Allan song a comedy duo from around WWII in UK. Certainly sounds like one of theirs.

[idasynco]

LOL, I had never heard those particular lyrics to this song. Since I work at a rehab hospital, this really tickled my funny bone. Thx for posting!