Set Fire To That Lot!
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Set Fire To That Lot!
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Rodney Burke: I've got one card here and it's on the same subject, eh. This one says: We think the show is great and we dig the Beatles the most, but we still haven't heard a word from Ringo, yet (Barking) and how about him singing... Well, what will you sing for us Ringo? Will you say a few words?
Ringo: Hello kiddies. I'd like to sing a song for you today called Matchbox. There you go.
Rodney Burke: Alright set fire to that lot. OK Ringo thanks very much.
Ringo: Hey, don't get smart with me, you know.
Rodney Burke: Do you mind? Get over to your microphone. Matchbox.
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