Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport
Rolf Harris Lyrics

@jasonpanozzo3317

Gosh i just heard this in '19 ......was really cool hearing your story

@jadekayak01

At least the singer didnt bounce you on his "knee" and sing you the song

@bradwoods7321

Did you have any abo's?

@jasonpanozzo3317

@@bradwoods7321 What is really terrible is that i heard this song and found out the artist is a cho mo all in one day. Priceless

@dylanbohman7368

My best bud showed me this song a couple years ago because he knew I'd get a kick out of the wibble wobble sound, lol.
He passed in his sleep last night and this goofy wibble wobble rhythm is oddly heartening. Rest easy Keig

Edit: It's been about a year and 1 month and I just wanna say thank you to everyone who's interacted here. I just wanted to get the thought off my chest when I posted this and it warms my heart to see more people have liked it every time I come back for a listen :)

@shocker3one622

❤️

@TATASPIDER

That is touching, sorry for the loss of your friend.

@uhtred7860

LOL "goofy wibble wobble rhythm":-)) I read somewhere years ago its a bit of thin hardboard he used to make the noise.

@bobbyfrancis8957

Dylan Bohman - They showed once on TV how that sound is made; just take a big piece of cardboard and with both hands, push it to the middle up and down, up and down.

@bobbyfrancis8957

@@uhtred7860 Hardboard?

@LittleRichard1988

I can't believe the amount of disgusting and childish comments in the comments section. It got old
10 years ago and I can't believe people think what he supposedly did over 40 years ago is an excuse
to say nasty things like "good riddance". He was still a human being at the end of the day and he was
a very talented musician and entertainer. His music and nostalgia is something that should be cherished
and preserved.

@rain-kn1pc

He's still a legend.

@anthonymcneil8816

His convictions aside, I liked the song.. I used too play his songs, on the Jukebox, for a laugh, never failed. All the best people. 👹👍✌️

@JustMe-es9ww

I was singing this not long ago and someone looked at me like I was insane. I could NOT convince them that it was a real song.

@Matthew9818

Maybe they looked at you funny cus of who’s song it was ?

@samanthajohnson8682

@@Matthew9818 why should it matter. the music didn't do anything? I still play this music for my little one

@petermalfatti7064

Me too...at work I would sing in different dialects just to mess with their head...some idiots actually thought I was from Australia, or Ireland...my favorite was Russian folksongs

@samual3006

@@petermalfatti7064 Your definitely one weird mother.🤪

@JamesEIvoryIII

🤣 Not only is it “real”, brilliant, too. 📶

@fredfarmer5952

I was 10 years old when I first heard this... and to this day... I CANNOT GET THIS SONG OUT OF MY HEAD!!

@SundaeExpress

OK, enabler

@dashikashi4734

@@SundaeExpress Man shut up lol

@stevenreid2223

I think you were his type.

@Janaya173

My grandma played this song and many others like this when I was kid. She recently passed away unexpectedly. Miss you so much grandma.❤

@shirleyrook7111

sorry for your lost xx

@shirleyrook7111

i found this on my own and love it

@shirleyrook7111

your grandma knows sorry for you lose x

@JBlaze-dq9rz

❤. My Grandpa bought me this on a 45 back when I was a little kid ... around 6 or 7 . I don't have the record anymore but I listen to it on YouTube every once in a while and it takes me back to that magical time when everything was golden and everyone that I loved was still alive. I miss my grandparents deeply. Most recently I lost my dad ... It'll be three years next Wednesday Oct.25th and I'm still having a hard time dealing with it. Our loved ones will always be with us in our cherished memories.

@cuddlesanddaisy

I was in the 5th grade back in the 60s in Houston. A girl from Australia brought this record to class and I've never forgotten it.

@clintonearlwalker

My dad is 85, he had this record in the 60's, still have it. He still sings it. (and I've never forgotten it either).

@floydfarless8448

How cute was she?

@Link_HeroofHyrule

@@floydfarless8448 ay dog, it was 5th grade, you shouldn't ask that question. Only Rolf can ask that question

@salvagemonster3612

Seeing as it was played all over the radio hard to imagine. Oh and dr demento

@bertkilborne6464

1 hit wonder back when I was in elementary school

@MJGonzalez99

63 yr old and i still haven't forgotten this crazy song! AHHH!

@dizzysaurus

35+ years, it's been in my head. Due to "Kosmic Kanga" a game on the ZX Spectrum.

@peterlydon5100

vague memory of this from ' 63 ( I would have been 7 ).

@DavidSmith-ye4vo

I woke up this morning ..and this song was in my head..googled it..played...I'm 66...made me laugh..sang along with it..
Purple people Eater was first record I remember at about 3..4..and Dang Me....ought a take a rope and hang me!!..by ..Roger Miller... Classic original* memories!! Takes me back..

@shirleyrook7111

same age

@robzaphy

it seems the kangaroo wasn't the only thing being tied down.

@atomictraveller

loved the singing, hated the ritual abuse and widely lauded satanic cryptocracy

@elizabethtaylor9321

CodGaming That was his name for his dick !

@ScottWiecenski

@@superarabica5450 for the win!!!! You won the internet with that one!

@elizabethtaylor9321

CodGaming They give him pills to it down these days !

@LewisZwarteLeeuwUS

@@superarabica5450 I'm dead...🤣🤣🤣

@thedogfromraditude5449

WE MAKIN IT OUT OF THE OUTBACK WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@mikelabor8155

My favorite line has always been the response; "So he tanned his hide when he died Clyde, and that's it hanging on the shed"!

@coalblooded

All together now!

@mrvomit101

@Mike Labor, that's what he does with the children.

@rodmesa7533

Loved this as a child and still do. The song only.

@gabrielledormuth4634

This song my grandfather sang at my aunts wedding and it will always remain in my heart

@johnirwin2163

He,s not just a pervert ,but a rasist too

@Gildacapra

This is the most australian thing I've ever heard m8

@MrAdvance2go

@R S you can have him.
I take Steve Irwin.

@IsaacAsimov1992

@R S Well said. I don't GAF about what he did. Rolf liked a bit of skirt. Who doesn't? Brilliant entertainer.

@LJOBOYLE

Ya gotta listen to Waltzing Maltida: 100% Australian thing. Let me know if you know song or what it's about.

@Gildacapra

@@LJOBOYLE I do, indeed! My father used to play it for me growing up

@LJOBOYLE

@@Gildacapra My dear friend Daniel taught me this song, and like most other Americans I assumed it was something else when half listening to it. But after Daniel repeating it a million times and teaching me the lyrics I final got it and loved it. Sadly a couple years ago Daniel jump into the billabong.

@jamesrobinson2175

I've been familiar with this song all my life

@Tyler.pricefra

My son keeps listening to this song every afternoon!!

@dingopisscreek

R.I.P. Rolf. now you can rest away from this cruel world. what you did wasn't what we want to remember you for, but you gave me much entertainment over the years. now that you have 'shot through' i hope someone is playing their didgeridoo for you.

@ryanfellows-fitts7247

are you serious? cruel world? he was a fucking pedo you goose. protect children, not pedophiles

@1Hummerchick

First record I ever bought and I still have it.

@JasonNation72

Considering what he did, the record isn't worth anything anymore.

@shirleyrook7111

@@JasonNation72 oh you believe every thing you read shame on you, was you there when he done what you think

@JasonNation72

@@shirleyrook7111 Well he did do prison time for just a fraction of a history of his crimes so there's that, which was a result of finding enough evidence to incriminate him when they had that sting operation in England in 2013, called Operation Yewtree. He was an good entertainer, I'll give him that, but he tarnished, no annihilated his legacy. So I'm not sure why you're sticking up for him.

@daisywrabbit

wobble board🤘⚡️♥️

@michaellinner7772

I used to listen to this song when I was around 5 years old in the mid 60s. I never thought I'd hear it again but here it is. Great childhood memories.

@heypaullll

wolf creek brought me here

@nobodyelse2341

Absolute ledgend :)

@JasonNation72

Not really, especially considering what he did.

@susanbennett6177

One of the first records my mom bought for me in my youth when she gave me a portable record player for my birthday. 🥰

@imjustaguy4749

Legend has it that if you sing this song to Mick Taylor word for word, he’ll let you live (but not without grinding off a few fingers of course).

If you know you know

@janecerrone6161

I'm 65 and this has brought back so many memories. Thanks.

@philipnorris6542

Nice one, Jane; I'm the same age as you, and my sentiments exactly.

@Andrewmalice93

R.I.P Rolf

@ryanfellows-fitts7247

rest in piss

@jameswillett7186

I'm American and we would sing this song in my summer camp in Massachusetts in the 1970's.

@jimmyboy7817

There was a time when this man's death would have been a time for mourning, particularly in 2 countries, Australia and Great Britain. Now, after his convictions, I just hope his death doesn't trigger his victims. Condolences to Bindi, who remained a loyal wife.

@paulmarsden8832

Bindi is his daughter

@crazypete8888

Hopefully someone let his Abos go free.

@JamieBoy-ij2ri

I do feel for Bindi and Alwen losing there father/husband but I more feel sorry for them for the man he was… and my thoughts are with those poor girls he abused and had to suffer for years while we all saw him as a lovely talented legend.. sorry Rolf- gone but will be forgotten & for fair reasons.

@aartadventure

It's hilariously gross given his convictions that you assumed his daughter Bindi was his wife.

@Goose22jh

hey don't forget bout nz man they always forget bout us

@shuhlann

Ahhhh! I was 12 when I heard this on my blue plastic radio! Great memory!

@42crazyguy

"let me abbos go loose Lou, they're of no further use" hahahaha holy shit.

@Bitter-Sailor

I knew this would be in the comments somewhere, like verbatim.

@gallusmacclure4107

Big Yikes

@Suitmyselff

Russell Horton and why wouldn’t it shows how racist the pedo was!

@beefusdoesstuff5194

Now that's what I call a profile picture

@greglawrence8224

The guy's name was Lou? For years I remembered it as Bruce!......Actually Bruce is a better rhyme.
Hmmm...and what about those "two little boys"?

@MrIveyIsBonkers

Adios, Rolf. 👋🪦💀😂

@soldierinYaharmy9768

Wolf creek brought me here m8

@danhobson24

Not me unfortunately. I never heard of that movie

@peaky859

Me 2

@VegitoBlackk

Samesies

@williamfoy599

Wolf Creek is a great film with beautiful cinematography.

@DanielDanis_

🤠🤠🤠🦘🦘🦘🦘🔪🔪🔪

@DannyR2811

Tie me coffin lid down, sport

@RODERICKMOLASAR

I didn't speak Australian in 1963.
But I still enjoyed the sound of it.

@TheMGMfan

@Lafe Denton I think he meant he didn't know Australian slang at the time.

@bradfordmargulies7166

He was being flip

@atomictraveller

no, i thought it was tiny kangaroo for quite some time

@elizabethtaylor9321

atomictraveller Rolf maybe had a tiny kangaroo ?

@hinducroat9838

Well Aussie slang could be a whole language of itself

@brianf714

When I was a kid in the 60's I would take a plastic sheet and bend it back and forth to make the "woop woop" noise

@getwhatdeserve5039

Rest in Pieces Colonel Sanders

@erichkorman710

I had not heard this song since I was 7-8 but never forgot it. I still sing it driving at times, reminds me of my Dad & has great lyrics!

@neilladd3410

Aussie Gold.

@waldoparsnip1025

i was 10 when this came out , loved the whole song !, but my favorite part was , "so we tanned his hyde when he died Clyde and that's it hanging on the shed !" still laugh every time !!

@AndyBigDaddyWilkinson

I remember my dad bringing home the 45 and playing on our hi-fi as we called it back then....ahahaa....you are right about the ending ...its the best....the song gets real slow and sad...and then a big bad ass attitude with so we tanned his hyde when he died Clyde and that's it hanging on the shed ,,,,,All together now

@MrJuliesguy

Because you're simple

@tyrellmckay898

You have been really good jk the most of the first time I like your. Thing is not sure you have been really want the same 🕙 of the most

@betatrivus

2:46 You're welcome.

@joubaur

@@MrJuliesguy
You act as if being there is something wrong with being simple instead of being a complex drama queen.

@jerrygil1965

I'm 19 and this song is wonderful💜

@theon9575

You are quite right! Haha ... good music appeals to all age ranges, it lasts, and is loved by generations . Just because it is good music. Poor music is here today, gone tomorrow. Other music that 19 year-olds might be listening to now, will be forgotten in a few years ... because it's 💩 So don't worry about it,
This idea many young people have that "old" music is for oldies is childish nonsense. Like the music you like, and don't let other people decide for you what you like. Have courage not to be a sheeple.

@illidangraham2725

Yeah just don't google the guy singing it because then it's... not so good

@bugzpudding

In Fairmont Minnesota right now, we have a radio station that was recently sold, and It has been playing this song on a loop for 72 hours straight. You know, at first it was funny but now we are just straight up disturbed.

@ReggieBauer

i just learned about this a few days ago! 106.5 KFMC! (i work at a station in Albert Lea and we're planning on flipping the format in a couple months)

edit: i JUST NOW learned that 97.5 KNXR in Rochester played it too, when THEY flipped their format in March 2016!

@dwellspompano

We had station here in South Florida get sold a while back and their continuous song was. "Its the end of the world as we know it."

@LewisZwarteLeeuwUS

@Elementary Penguin What?? Damn!!

@Stupot2030

@@ReggieBauer This is an Australian guy called Rolf Harris, who is a convicted paedophile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolf_Harris#Arrest_and_trial

@k9nick

@@Stupot2030 the guy was an institution in u.k. tv personality, children's entertainer. Sort of guy any parent would trust their child with.

Very sad. But I guess it's true what they say. It's not hard to find the pedophiles. They usually work with children.

@chrspappas3612

I am so glad I held on to this song, way as a young lad. I'm 58, still pulled this song up.❤<><

@kkanakis1957

When this came out… i have no idea how the 45RPM vinyl record found its way to my home, but i bet i wore out a turntable needle by listening to this over and over… -I still have it and original sleeve it came in.
60 years later and I still smile & and can’t pass up a carpenter saw without duplicating the wobbles…

@DashBranaghan

I was just reading about a guy in Australia that was killed by his pet kangaroo and for some reason this song popped into memory. Haven't heard it since I was a kid in primary school (oh so long ago), and I'm Canadian - don't recall which teacher introduced me to it, but none of them were Australian, so I don't know how they heard it. Glad that they did play it for us (and even got us singing it in class).

@noisetheorem

This song was included in a collection of childrens songs on records I had when I was 4 or 5 years old. This is the only song I remember from that set, and every once in a while it just gets stuck in my head again...and again...and again..

@palipali4264

I had the same record!!!!

@JamesEIvoryIII

I feel your “stuck”-ness. 🥴🤣

@kkanakis1957

When this came out… i have no idea how the 45RPM vinyl record found its way to my home, but i bet i wore out a turntable needle by listening to this over and over… -I still have it and original sleeve it came in.
60 years later and I still smile & and can’t pass up a carpenter saw without duplicating the wobbles…

@701ghoffman

How can you not love this? Makes you want to pack up and go down under!

@oldguy3255

There was I in a foreign country when I heard this on the BBC. Love it!!

@CodeGeassBleachDTB

I first encountered this song during a 2 hour drive with my friends none of us had realised that the song was playing due to being too focused on the conversation we were having after. about an hour we noticed the song was still playing and everytime it finished a man would come onto the radio and explain that the station was transfering to a new owner on Tuesday so until then this would be the only song that would be playing it was Sunday at the time so we ended up listening to this for the rest of the way to and from our destination

TLDR song was on the radio on repeat for over 24 hours.

@dguy0386

that's why I'm here, i was researching what happened to a radio station i used to listen to regularly and it did the same thing for it's last 5 days, i don't know if it's a Midwest thing or what but it's pretty cool that radio stations do that

@owensartwork2710

@@dguy0386yeah it’s definitely a Midwest thing, I’m from Minnesota and I remember it. I was looking to see if anyone else had this experience, I remember I was a kid and we’d always listen in to the radio station on a drive to see if it’s still playing.

@jeaton8023

No matter what they say your a legend rip

@ryanfellows-fitts7247

legends don't molest children

@sovietgigan2196

Memories... of better days

@programmer2565

That brought back some childhood memories ! Loved that album.

@dsargen

I was 8 years old when I first heard this and wasn't till I was 21 and in The US Navy and we visited Sydney, Australia and I got it explained to me....along with Waltzing Matilda ...a very eye-opening tour!

@fjccommish

Don't jump off of the ship, Skip.
Don't jump off of the ship.
It'd be a shame if you slipped, Skip.

Don't jump off of the ship.

@suran396

I knew about Waltzing Matilda, but this song has a meaning other than the obvious?

@robertyglesias9673

I remember this song when I was kid

@danielq2358

I'm afraid the songname was an innuendo for what he's done.

@vaportrail226

@@danielq2358 What?

@rochellearmbruster5497

I was 4 when this song came out, and I've loved iy ever since. It always puts a smile on my face.

@shirleyrook7111

it does me too :)

@SR-rx4pk

My dad went to Australia with the military when I was a kid. He came home with a bunch of music and this was one of his favorites. Mine as well. ❤️❤️

@nfistfu

Way back in 2000 we had a teacher in grade 2 called Mr Curtis who played guitar, and he used to sing this song and many many other legendary songs just like this to us, I have him to thank for my love of music and I took up playing the guitar because of him. Now that it's been 22 years since then I wonder what he's doing, or if he's even still around. But regardless, thanks Mr Curtis, you brought music into our childhoods

@Skywalker4000

I don't know it's the same teacher but I have one named Mr. Curtis

@leonardgilbreath9004

this is one great tune and remember when it came everyone was singing it it was that fun to sing.

@JamesEIvoryIII

That's the central appeal here and its brilliance, “fun to sing along to”. 📈

@JamesEIvoryIII

The rhyme technique not being the least of all.

@davidblack6496

One of the best songs ever. Cant keep from singin' along wi'it Mate!

@DeSoccerRefMan

I appreciate this song

@palipali4264

I had this song on a record that I played as a kid, living in government housing projects in the ghetto in the 1970's.

@candacechase2827

Such a great song from the 1960's.

@andregallant4241

YAS QUEEN

@matthewwatson5133

By a Peadophile 🤦🏽‍♂️

@yuool8098

@@matthewwatson5133 spot on lad i agree with you . How people can condone a dirty shite bag like this i dont know lol. Cant sing for toffee either if im being truly honest. Belongs in the grave this song..just like him .

@s.e.wagger3888

@@yuool8098 The song is part of Australian cultural history. You don't decide something is bad because the creator is bad. That's stupid.!!! Every kid in the 60's in Oz thought the song was absolutely brilliant. How were we to know the composer was a raging Peddo?? I'll be keeping my copy of the song long after the "Thought Police" political-correct-brigade have banned it.

@yuool8098

@@s.e.wagger3888 your very daft ,I am agreeing with what is being said about this parasite in today's society, as you can see I made no reference whatsoever to the 1960's I am merely placing my opinion on people talking positive about him in today's society so as you have your opinion i think everyone else is entitled to theirs :)
Plus I amend nothing on my previous statement,when I heard this song I thought it was SHIT 🤣
Thanks and god bless

@hightimes80

I remember when this song first came out. The local radio station where we lived California , played this quite often. I really liked it.

@coleparker

Me too. What part of California were you in. Me, I was in Huntington Beach

@michaelkarastamatis8311

Mad Greek
What can I say I'm 62 years young and boy do I remember this.wish I could go back to those days.but. this type song is why you really can't forget it there's nothing close to it.

@redfailhawk

was thinking of this this morning as I sang the line "Sweet Colombian Bean Juice" whilst making coffee...

Wolf creek 2 brought me here lol

@oFoTcN003

Mick taylor brought me here too

@andrejvr1136

Same here 😂

@danhobson24

This is a great song. My dad listened to this version of this song very frequently when he was growing up.

@DrMackSplackem

Oh your dad too, huh?

@andyjohnson7646

Legend

@jainhussain1915

😁😁😁the tune was stuck in my head and couldn't get it off... I forgot the lyrics...😄😄😄 but i found it!! last listened to this 25 years back!

@raokblee2157

A brilliant bit of work.

@stevenward6453

Fucking weirdo bastards

@aidmcnade2951

@R S Not to ruin the party, but I understand Steven not being fond of a child predator.

@raokblee2157

I had no awareness of the charges. I’m not in the UK or the Commonwealth.

@mrmusic248

The first 45 record I ever bought, and this explains much about how I turned out the way I did.

@philipnorris6542

Nothing wrong with that.

@wendyokoopa7048

Dear Mr music we are all in our own way fun crazy.

@deanbracewell8489

My brother died in January of 1964 when I was 3 1/2 but he bought that record and we’d play it. Always enjoyed how quirky it was and just played it for my wife. I bet Paul Simon borrowed from it when he wrote 50 ways. Thankful for YouTube!!

@thesufi

RIP Rolf

@ryanfellows-fitts7247

rest in pain pedo

@mrs.g.9816

I used to hear this on my mom's kitchen radio when I was 7 and I used to sing along, too!

@RattataPrincess2007

Being half Australian myself, I remember listening to this when I was little, and I still love it to this day.

@1cultural

RIP ROLF HARRIS 1930-2023

@OldiesMomma

I love this song.
Reminds of the Australian outback. ❤❤❤❤.
Can't help singing this song.

@rickvassell8349

I seem to remember "Eat my head when I'm dead Fred", being in there.

@ronnieburns4554

I heard this on a German radio station many years ago! Love it!

@katleencraig4119

My uncle married a wonderful lady from Australia, Sharon Black. She introduced me to this song! Brings great memories!

@stevenbramschreiber2229

remember hearing this song for the first time in the early 70's!!!!!!

@Kirkee7

In spite of his errors Rolf was great entertainer.

@d5agonslaye591

Mick Taylor

@MRVISTA-wz7vj

" let me abo's go loose"???? Classy

@SweetTater

My father sang this to me, occasionally my mother did too. Their parents came from Ireland. I'm not sure of the connection. I remember my father singing this to me, he left us when I was 3, I never saw him again. I woke this morning with this song in my head, 63 years later. Perhaps he's mad we didn't tan his hide, but he was the one who went on walkabout. Thank you for the memories.

@DamiensTrainsandTravels

A lot of people will be sad Rolf Harris has died, he touched so many people...

@matthewmcalister2165

He certainly did touch people…

@Adam-XL

lol 😆

@shirleyrook7111

@@matthewmcalister2165 shut up where is the proof he was such a good entertainer but some one got greedy

@ryanfellows-fitts7247

@@shirleyrook7111 protect children, not pedophiles

@lasercop3893

#WolfCreek2

@briangoodwin5986

this will always take me back to my first day at school in 1960

@icetee0110

Woolf Creek 2 brings me here...
Hello from Germany! 😁👍

@VayliraKayvex

The old Australian rock spider has died, clyde, should we tan his hide and hang it on the shed?

@lavendertease

Me: “what a great song! What ever happened to this guy?
……….. OH 😳

@Pbav8tor

THE BEST SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@jackgipson9110

I was 6 when this was popular. It's a goofy song but very fun!. Very memorable.

@akrammerazka5640

Wolf creek 2😂

@foufoudoudou299

hahahahaha yes, just watched it and this scene made me laugh

@TATASPIDER

My grandmother had his album on record. As a kid in the 70's I would listen to this over and over. Bring back memories 40 ys later.

@clintonearlwalker

My dad had/has the record, I listened to it over and over again in the 60's and 70's also. That's why I'm here. I'm subscribed to a guy that just streamed a vid with "Abo's"--https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlOI7mU8HBY

@GodfatherInOhio

Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant was asked about about his influences. He mentioned that it was the American delta blues. He also mentioned that growing up most of the pop music at the time was "sooo insipid". Take a bow, Rolf Harris.

@x2malandy

I woke up at 2 AM and this tune was on my mind. Crazy.

@rafterscott

My wife told me this morning she never heard of this song before. I told her that her life sucks because of it.

@kierleanne4066

My mum just started singing this and I thought she was having a neurological event 😂 but it is, in fact, a real song!!!

@jeffreysinkler4135

My boomerang won't come back?

@PorkchopPete

Pfft! What a bitch!

@claragoff6221

My summer camp plays this on the loud speaker every morning to wake us up🤦🏼‍♀️

@elizabethtaylor9321

Clara Goff That would get you up if you thought old Rolf was coming to get you !

@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785

My parents used to have this nice old antique coffee table with a leather top, and kept the top covered with this thin plexiglass sheet to protect it from spills... anyhow, sometimes my Mom would take it off and start wibble wobbling it on end and start singing this song when I was a little kid. Good times.

@matthewgideon

2023 & still love all of his songs ❤👍