Neil Innes - Godfrey Daniel video free download

music fan

Absolutely love this!

Marsh Sherrif

great lyrics

sockington1

compare this class to the junk and shite in the (so called) charts today, and think yourselves lucky that you grew up in the 70's when people had talent and could actually write songs and play them

andrew woodcock

genius!

Jimmie Sjölander

from 2.03 :)

Jimmie Sjölander

Look at those pupills benath that "glases" im an urban spaceman baby i got "speed"..

doorsgirl100

Love the outfit and song. Countdown to when lady gaga rips it off 3, 2,1 .....

Vivion Styles

wonderful, a wonderment and so Neil. Love you Man. Why don't you tour in Dublin. We'd all love to see you. :)

haileysvomit

was it neil innes that did a song called...they came from the sea , been trying to find it for ages...

xXimrealynotokayXx

I love Neil so much! This has to be one of the best songs ever! I love him! <3

chuckdee121

Elton John said the Bonzo Dog Band was a big influence on him. Well, how bout that?

Madison Lankford

it nice to hear a song that doesnt have a second meaning something that you can just listen to and not have to figure it out. Its relaxing somewhat

steveasat2

Funny, but I can hear almost as much "Brooklyn Owes the Charmer" in this as "Border Song". Not that Innes was afraid to wrestle two genres at once.

Alec Jenkins

this is such a great song. both musically and in the lyrics. The costume is also 'different' XD i want those glasses!

Grim Leaper

He sang about it everything! The song has changed my life!

vulpecula999

England's finest and certainly most underrated singer/songwriter. I can't remember Neil doing a bad song.

yamihoole

Yes! I love this song so much! It always makes me laugh. And its fun to sing along to. Happy Birthday Neil!!!

Ron Zajac

It's a great song because on the surface it looks like an absurdist tossoff, but it's really a great moral lesson. I thought about it a bit. Growing up in the West, we were always taught not to "take the Lord's name in vain." This song beautifully ups the ante, and adds value: It points out that all cursing of one's circumstances is based on a faulty premise--that the universe is at fault when you're unhappy--and reflects one's own personal issues. And it does all this in a funny little song!

cheriekuchen

love this song and his voice! Thanks for uploading this!!!!!

Rawego

if you saw Elton in Vegas lately, the red piano schtick, then you fully understand and appreciate what Neil is saying with this parody. the red piano show is a complete and utter disaster. and i'm an Elton John fan :)

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