In Dutch the song is called (freely translated): "Two Pretty Blue Eyes" and the Dutch verse is totally different (about a boy/man who derives his contentment in life from the sight of his partner's blue eyes). Oddly enough in Dutch the expression "blauw oog" (blue eye) is normally used for what in English would be called a "black eye", but it is not used with that meaning in this song.
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orchestrophone 1 year ago
The organ is terrible, Andrew Pilmer certainly did not do himself justice on this!!!!
dompteurcirque 3 years ago
I think the tune is the old English musichall tune "Two Lovely Black Eyes" - same chorus but different verse.
pianolasociety 3 years ago
In Dutch the song is called (freely translated): "Two Pretty Blue Eyes" and the Dutch verse is totally different (about a boy/man who derives his contentment in life from the sight of his partner's blue eyes). Oddly enough in Dutch the expression "blauw oog" (blue eye) is normally used for what in English would be called a "black eye", but it is not used with that meaning in this song.
mielabor 3 years ago
thats a really over-decorated scene!.
nicolaj0154 3 years ago
It is not my taste, but one has to admire the amount of effort that has been put in it.
mielabor 3 years ago
its really crazy to see something like that, can they just use a normal truck,
insted of make a over decorated scene.
nicolaj0154 3 years ago
There is a truck underneath. It just a bit covered up :-)
mielabor 3 years ago
They do this every year...i think it looks funny and entertaining.
121omePiet 2 years ago
Its been like that pretty much since the start of gdsf (or at least when rallys started to soften up)
Mclaren1O 2 years ago