"Wanga-langa ding-dong did you say? / Digeridoo-dah digicam hey"
Digicam Digeridoo
Don't know a digicam from a digeridoo But if I had one I'd take a picture for you Of my sentimental smile as I dream awhile Ready for my close-up with a new tattoo
Digeridoo-dah digicam hey My oh my what a digital day
Technology is way ahead of me you see Don't even have a camera of any kind But if I get caught up you'll see the rest of me I'll leave the twentieth century behind
Wanga-langa ding-dong did you say? Digeridoo-dah digicam hey
As soon as I fast-forward through the nineteenth one And then the next one to the present I should be Ready to join you in the present century In virtual reality and find it fun To learn to play the digeridoo just for you And then I'd take a picture and I'd send that too To represent a pleasant propinquity
Digeridoo-dah digicam hey My oh my what a digital day Wanga-langa ding-dong did you say? Digeridoo-dah digicam hey
Hey ho hey have a digital day
+Steven Curtis Lance
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Reviewed by Vesna Perkovic (Reader)
Reviewed on April 14, 2005
LOVE IT!!! WOW!!!
BTW I grew up in Aussie..lol..did too!! fair dincum!
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BTW I grew up in Aussie..lol..did too!! fair dincum!
Vesna*