SNEZ E-News & Blog - Going Up and Humph stuff!

Me & Stew

Hey Folks
What a wonderful show I had at Humph Hall. My second time there and it was such a beautiful experience. The great thing about it is that you get to talk to your audience as if they're friends because it's so intimate. Check out more photos at Humph Hall. 

Opening the night with Mikey and B, members from Loosely Woven

B, me, Wayne that runs Humph Hall, Stew and Mikey

Some of our lovely audience

Mikey & B

New Song - 'HE'S GOING UP'
Check out this new songs I've been working on called 'He's Going Up'. Back in September I did a gig at the Katoomba RSL club, performing to senior citizens on pensioners day. I got talking to this old bloke and he was getting around on a walking frame and he had a cataract in one eye...he was a mess, but you know what he said to me.....'I always try and stay UP, because you know what the other side is....DOWN'....that was so gorgeous, I stole his line and a made a song...as usual! I hope to play the song for him at the next RSL show I'm doing in January 2013.

Lyrics - 'He's Going Up' 

Jim woke up this morning

With a smile on his face

A cataract in one eye

But he can see me just the same

He’s going up

Cause the other side is down

He lost his heart to Iris

From the Hillsdale nursing home

He’d love to get his hands on her

But she says, take it slow

CHORUS

He says his prayers to Jesus

Iris makes sure of that

If he thought he might be safe from hell

He’d tell her she’s a quack

He’s going down

The only other side is up

He puts his shirt on backwards

All his friends they tell him so

But he’d rather be a fool

Then be another fool’s shadow

CHORUS

M8

(This is the part I didn't do, the melody goes everywhere...Just imagine it)

I am the entertainer

At the local rsl

That’s how I met

My old mate Jim

Telling jokes and spinning yarns

And singing songs, Singing songs we know so well

Now Iris saw the doctor

She hasn’t long to go

And the last I saw of jim

He lost another eye you know

ROLLER DERBY
Well I'd like to announce that I've officially passed my white star test for Roller Derby to get to the next stage closer to be able to play a game. From now on my training is more hands on and a lot more contact, don't be surprised if you see me with my teeth knocked out at the next show. I got 61.3 out of 65, which I'm very happy about.