If you’ve read The Secret of the Swamp King, you might remember Branko’s love song. Heretofore, the “song” has actually been a poem. Enter Jonathan Barnes of Nashville, a man with feechie tendencies of his own. He set Branko’s words to music. Here he is performing Branko’s Love Song:
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For some reason, I was suddenly reminded of Mark Lowry’s “The Date Adventure”:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv2ROWsWsTY
Mr. Barnes, we hope you will also do “The Thing That I Done”!
not sure if I can hum that long . . .
My personal favorite is “My Darling Wears Curlers to the K-Mart, but Oh, I Love her So”. Can you believe that one has never been recorded?
Hi Jonathan,
Lovin the fur hat.
Absolutely Classic.