Episode 4 Nolan Live

We have an excellent show tonight. We have Jude Collins, or compare the

Boys' Brigade to dissident republicans. We will hear from

television presenter Anthea Turner and have music from Andrew Strong

from The Commitments. Hello. A well-known writer has

caused outrage by comparing the Boys' Brigade two young children

taking part in Republican marchers. He has refused to apologise. The

Boys' Brigade called it highly offensive and dangerous. We are

joined by Jude Collins and Christopher Stalford from the DUP. I

saw that at wheat had been re-tweeted which said, shocking

images of children at a parade. It had a picture of masked men with the

back to the camera. One girl was in a dress. More likely a young man. --

battle dress. I thought it was wildly exaggerated. If there were

any, there was only one child. So half in jest, I replied. We can all

have a look at what you said. That was you comparing them to dissident

republicans. I said it was a bit like this. I think it was no more

exaggerated dust on the original comment. I said, are there any

elements of militarism in the Boys' Brigade. The fact of the matter is

that there are. The Boys' Brigade were founded at the end of the 19th

century. It was founded by someone who was a soldier. He drilled with

his men during the day and then he would take Sunday school. And the

boys were bored stiff. He thought he would introduce the same elements of

drilling and parading and marching into the Boys' Brigade. And it

worked like a dream. The Boys' Brigade is for sport, it is for fun.

To draw any type of parallel with Republican marchers. These masked

thugs in dissident regalia. You are doing this deliberately. You are

misunderstanding my point. I did not see from one moment that the Boys'

Brigade was a paramilitary organisation. No, but are you

arguing that it could be viewed as such. It is a history we're it draws

its success to the fact that William Smith combined Sunday school with

militaristic endeavours. You probably hear what the Boys' Brigade

answer was to this. This is the statement. You have not apologised.

This is what they said. I did not compel them to the masked

paramilitaries. I did not say that. The parallel I was drawing was the

effect of these paramilitaries on perhaps these young children. It is

the effect of paramilitaries. And there are effects of having a

structure of the Boys' Brigade which has elements are trappings of

militarism. The effect is that the Boys' Brigade is an organisation

which if exists for the youth. I was in the Boys' Brigade for 15 years.

The people who I encountered, the leaders of it, were the most decent

people I have ever encountered. There will be thousands of people

whose children are in the Boys' Brigade. I absolutely defend Jude

Collins to have the right to see what he said. Many people will be

deeply hurt by what he said. The comparison between the Brigade and a

bit like this, the words you use,. When we talked on the radio earlier

today, you said you were not drawing a direct comparison. I accept that.

I think the comparison is so vulgar and so wrong that you should just

admit that you got it wrong. You should say sorry. As far back as the

1930s, there were people who had severe doubts about the elements of

militarism within the Boys' Brigade. The success of the organisation in

the first place was William Smith introducing elements of drilling.

But we'll know in 2016. Surely it is about kids doing something other

than hanging around honesty corner. -- on a street corner. I know many

people who have had very helpful and positive memories of the Boys'

Brigade. But there is the military in structure. In 2006, the Sunday

teams carried a report which said the Boys' Brigade was going to do

eight ?215,000 rebranding to rid itself of the image of militarism. I

have two C, over the course of this, your attempts to defend what you

have said have become more pronounced that you actually no

sound even more hostile towards the Boys' Brigade than you originally

dead. It is bizarre. It is frankly bizarre. To be resorting to attacks,

which I think was slanderous on him as an organisation, which exist

forbidden from the benefit of the community. See if the state picked

up the tab for the amount of work these people do in the community, it

would cost an absolute fortune. Surely people being involved in

groups might actually discourage them to get involved in dissident

activities? The person with his hand up. The Boys' Brigade was founded on

the basis of Christianity -- Christianity. It is an insult to

decent law-abiding people what you have said. There is enough trouble

in this country without you trying to stir it up. I am not intending to

insult anybody. I know many people who have been in the Boys' Brigade

and who have enjoyed a completely positive experience. All I am saying

is through the deep decades, there is the militaristic element to it.

Like many Christian organisations, many of which were founded in the

Victorian and Edwardian times, there was an element of Christianity but

also a question of militaristic connection. I do not have a moral

objection to them. Do you think the Boys' Brigade is to militaristic? I

think if it is organised on the basis of militarism, I think it

would be better being done otherwise. It exists for good, the

organisation. The paramilitary groups exist for bad. But as the

marching and staff knocked out of the total date for the current model

planes? When I was in the Boys' Brigade, it was more of a uniform,

but it is more of the jumper that people we're there were days. For

any way for them to become clear that in a really weird was wrong.

But why should children be marching about anyway? It was founded on the

basis of Christian principle. It was the notion of discipline,

self-respect. William Smith was a man who came from a military

background and there is no denying that. But to draw comparisons

between the Boys' Brigade and organisations that exist for bad, I

really think you have got this badly wrong. What would you say to the

thousands of people out there who are offended by the comparison that

you drew that you are sorry. I am actually worth Jude Collins on this

one. The Boys' Brigade is very militaristic. What Tatum did you

address the person in charge of your unit? You called the captain. I do

not think it is necessarily bad, but I do think it is out of touch there

were days. It is effectively a military organisation. I think that

is a huge overreaction to this over nothing.

That is an interesting response. When usual men in masks and

dissidents and see the about like them, well you not put off? It is

military. That was the sense he was meaning. Actually, the Boys' Brigade

as a paramilitary organisation. For goodness sake! You for real, the

Boys' Brigade as a paramilitary organisation? It is not the meaning

of the word. It is any organisation that takes on the trappings of the

military. Both the Boys' Brigade take on a military standing. I fully

support both organisations, but they are military in organisation and

that is exactly just what he was seeing. Exactly. She has said that

better than I could. Please go ahead. I was a volunteer in both the

Boys' Brigade and the Guild Brigade. I think the comparisons are odious.

We do drill for about 15 minutes late and the boys really enjoy it.

It is all about instilling discipline and respect for the

leadership. To compare it to a paramilitary organisation is wrong.

What would you say, this is all about your lot throwing a hissy fit.

You were the one who invited me on to discuss this.

I was glad to come on and discuss this, because I was someone who was

a boy in the Boys' Brigade for 15 years, and the experience I had, and

the example but was said to us by the people that belonged to my

church but basically the people who ran our BB company, decent, upright

people who would never harm another human being, and for a comparison to

be drawn between an organisation like the Boys' Brigade and -- and an

organisation that -- like we saw at that recent event, I think is

grossly hurtful. The Boys' Brigade has said this is dangerous. O'Kane?

For those people who you have offended, do you think -- do you

apologise? I don't think I have anything to apologise for. I suspect

two things, one is there are people who if I said the sky was blue, they

would say I was a Fenian liar. Secondly... So you think people are

out to get you? No, that -- simply that there are people like that.

Secondly, I am simply trying to deal with what seems to me to be a fact

that this lady indicated. I can see that some people like Christopher

perhaps have very happy memories of their boyhood in the Boys' Brigade,

and I think some of those are hard because I seem to be trampling on

something they treasure as a childhood memory. Did any of your

relatives go through the BB? Your nephew or what have you? If you had

experience of the organisation you would see what a positive

organisation it is, and for you to draw this comparison, I think is

deeply offensive. I do not denigrate the BB, I am simply saying it has

militaristic elements, and I suspect it has some influence on the young

people who go through it. It's only ever been an influence for good. But

why would they start spending ?215,000 to rebrand the

organisation, if it was... Because youth organisations across the board

are declining in numbers. They suspected militarism was keeping

them back. Dude, I thank you for coming in. You got a lot of support

in this audience. -- chewed. -- Jude Collins. Let's move on, still to

come tonight, this gorilla had not attacked this child but he came this

close. The zoo shot the gorilla, but did it deserve to die? My next guest

was never off our screens as one of the biggest TV presenters in the

1990s, but she's been in the headlines recently after her divorce

and is here to tell us how she is ready to bounce back, ladies and

gentlemen, Anthea Turner. Hello! Get to see you. I thought they were

going to start on the Brownies, and then I would be really upset!

Sometimes guests say "What is this show?" You are fine. You are used to

so much telly over decades. What was really ought, I was walking round

the back of the screens here, and something you said, I went, oh my

goodness, this June, I have been in television for 30 years. 30 years!

Has it been a good ride? I think so, I just get up and do a job or get a

bit of work here or there. I don't see it as... I've never seen it as a

career actually. Come on! What were you, the second-highest paid start

in TV after Cilla Black? That is somebody out to make a career. I

don't think I earn that much. We are not on millions? If only I had been.

I would have been much better off. No, I remember reading some of these

figures that you are supposed to arm and thinking, if only. And

especially at GMTV, none of the figures bandied around were true.

But the silly thing was it was never in your interests to go "No, I am

not earning that at all, you can half it!" When we see -- said GMTV

to this Northern Ireland audience they immediately think of probably

the most popular presenter that there has ever been in Northern

Ireland, Eamon Holmes. Let's have a look at you two together. This is

going back quite a few years. The Independent has a lottery

special today. You may think this is Anthea's granny, but this is the

image of Anthea in the year 2015. 20 years from now, that could be you,

Anthea! It will never happen! " Has Anthea combed her hair this morning,

it looks a mess!" It is fine now. It is like having a Dulux dog beside

you. It all falls back into place. 20 years, something like that?

Absolutely. And the stories have all been well rehearsed that

behind-the-scenes while all the smiles were going on, you don't like

each other... What was it really like? They were widely -- while the

exaggerated. He could have been a bit grumpy in the morning, like a

lot of men. Do you know, it was so funny because obviously we kissed

and made up, here actually, in the studio. And I think like a lot of

these things, a lot is written in newspapers, there is a grain of

truth that gets exploded... He nicknamed you Princess Tippy toes.

Were you deserving of that? I called myself that. To this day, if I text

him or he texts me, it is Princess Tippy toes. What did you call him,

if it is not vulgar? It was Lorraine who started it, and I picked it up.

No, I can't! Now... No. And, there was a little bit of tension at the

time, for reasons which Eamon and I know about, between ourselves, and

they were a lot to do with things that were going on, more so in

Eamon's life at the time. And I was the person he saw every day, and if

you are going to take it out on anybody, it is the person you see

all the time! But it was wildly exaggerated, and I have the utmost

respect for him. This is the peace agreement that happened in Northern

Ireland many years later. When you two met up.

Earlier today it emerged that Eamon Holmes and Anthea Turner have

decided to forget their stormy past and become friends again, whilst

signing up to what will be known as the Good Friday show agreement.

Oh, look! It is a roller-coaster, this industry, though. It is just a

gossip mongering industry, and I have been around for a long time so

some of it hurts and some of it doesn't. Some of it you just brush

off, and that is what it is. But it does hurt, I think. If you are a

thin skinned, normal person, it does hurt. And your life is so public

then that for example when you get divorced it is all over the

papers... Yes, but the deal is it is a double edged sword, you cannot use

the media if you are promoting a television show, or some fitness

video or whatever, and then when something goes wrong, shut it out.

You have to roll with it. It is not pleasant, and I think if anybody

ever looked into a crystal ball and said this is what your life is going

to be, you would go and do another job. But it becomes what you do, and

you accept it, and it is part of it, that's it. How hurtful was

Flakegate? How many people do their weddings with a magazine? But never

ever was there any deal at all with Cadbury 's chocolate. In fact the

proprietor of the magazine has a book out at the moment, his

autobiography, and he has put that right. That was about 12 o'clock at

night, and somebody came up and said: we have a picture taken with

one of these? How destructive was that for your career? Absolutely

terrible, because it made me out," oh, God, you sold your wedding for a

chocolate bar?" No, it was just a normal deal with a magazine for some

wedding pictures. When you think of something like that, do you think,

what if that hadn't happened, where would I be? It was destructive, but

not that destructive because I have worked since, and I think probably

the most difficult thing for my career, and it doesn't matter what

the rights and wrongs at or whatever, what I know to be true is

the fact that I through quite... Grant and I got together, he has

three children and I went from being miss Blue Peter, to all of a sudden

the Antichrist. And I hold my hands up, that caused a lot of problems

for me. What about the psychological pressure? Well, I'm in, no, it was

absolutely awful, but cut forward to now, obviously Grant and I are

divorced, but I have, you know, we have maintained a family life, 16

years, the girls are as much in my life as they ever have been on a

daily basis. The little one, let's say little, she is 19... She is

there with me all the time, and the other two are in and out of my life

constantly, on a daily basis. I am keen to get the real deal from you

about some of the stuff I have read. Some of the stuff I have read

recently is you used to live in a ?10 million mansion and now you live

in a flat. That our flats and flats and flats. -- there are flats... No,

my husband was bankrupt so that property was sold, and I now have a

very nice flat in a lovely area called Richmond in Surrey, and I am

very happy there. I have a completely different life, it is

different. So all the big-money's gone? Well, most of it was owned by

the bank in any case! Do you miss it? No, that whole downsizing, did I

even want it in the first place? No, it was somebody else's life, who are

married, and I went along with stuff. But it was never really my

life. And I actually have my life back now the way I live my life. It

is much smaller and more accessible and easier.

And you have written any self-help book on divorce? Yes, it is trying

to kill people, if you do go round this road, there are certain things

which can help you deal with that. -- go down. There is no way back

from anger. When people get divorced, it is about two people and

we are ready by a sphere of life. There may be children involved. They

are involved and you have to protect them. You have to protect all of the

people, your friends, your family and keep it all together somehow. It

is difficult, but it can be done. We are nearly out of time. I wanted

to ask you about fitness. The audience here see me as being a

rather something of a model for how to look after yourself. I can see

that! And I know more about you than you think. I have the crazy diet.

What is it. I am 40 days into it. I thought I would maybe break my diet

for me -- for you. I do not want you to do that. I know we had the

situation all these years ago. Come over and get a picture of this. If

you and I do this, it means you have got to marry me. That may be a

bigger story than you realise. Thank you for being such a good

sport. Thank you. we are going to take a look at this

dramatic footage. This is when a three-year-old boy get into the

gorilla enclosure at Cincinnati zoo. No, that happened last weekend. To

rescue the child, the short the gorilla bed. The gorilla was cold

Harambe. Animal rights activists have been up in arms, but those who

have defended what the dead. We are joined by the animal rights activist

John Carmody and Matt Walsh. What should have happened to it? When it

is a human shield versus E Carella, there is no discussion. You kill the

gorilla to save the child. You cannot preserve both lives. You

preserve the human life. I do not clear how many gorillas you have to

kill, you preserve the human life. It is an inherent truth. You do not

give a dam about the gorilla? Once we start stacking the gorilla

against the Child, there is nowhere to go. When I watched the video, I

was terrified. Imagine thinking that was my child. My overriding feeling

was relief when really aren't that the Child had only minor injuries.

As a secondary concern, we don't know us, it was that it was too bad

about the gorilla. There was no decision to make here. This could

have been completely preventable. What I would say is that I do not

want to see who was to blame or for its life was more important. Surely

that is the story. We should be asking ourselves that in this day

and age, should be be incarcerating these magnificent creatures from the

wild and keeping it in a concrete prison. If anything, people should

be worried about the fact that they are incarcerated. Was the Zune rate

to shoot the gorilla. I think, in the situation, the dead have little

choice. But I think we have to look at this in the future. I think they

should be reducing the bleeding programmes and getting rid of zoos

going for work. The reports are that the gorilla had ten times the

strength of the normal human, it could have ripped the children to

bits. I do not think I there should really be any animal rights issue

about this. By definition, the zoo is meant to protect the animals. It

was no fault of the gorilla. Her point is that zoo the is the to

protect animals, not to kill them. It is easy to see that they should

not exist. But they do preserve a lot of these species. But in the

real occasion when something like this happens, they have to respond

to it. Of course it is not the gorilla 's fault. But does that mean

that you would you actually take a chance with a Child of the life. It

was not me who took their chance. The appearance for not supervising

them. So, you are seeing let the child died because the appearance

let the men there. I think that is not only a wrong position, but it is

deeply than wicked. I agree that the safety of the Child is paramount.

You have gone beyond this. You have said you could kill a million

guerrillas rather than take human lives. In RSI that situation is not

going to occur. The principle is that human life is infinitely more

valuable. Animal lives are always subjugated under human lives. Could

I explained, I was trying to say you were being clever, just for the red.

I think the onus is with the parents. If I was at a zoo and had

any children with me, I would keep them well back. Is that not very

easy to see in retrospect. Peel and sometimes can take the eye of the

Child for a few seconds, which is what happened here. That was a

beautiful creature. There is footage of the gorilla holding hands with

the boy. Is it possible that the gorilla was trying to protect the

child? People were pending the blame on the gorilla. But we believe that

the gorilla was trying to protect the child. In the way you want,

guerrillas are a very timid creature. Come on, we have seen

Disney movies. Are they going to break out into a musical number? We

saw the gorilla tracking the Child by his leg through the water. The

child could offset its head in the concrete and drowned. We can have a

look at all of this. Initially, this is what he would probably do with

his own young. He looks rather confused by what is going on. He is

clearly perturbed by what is going on. We need to do things in

perspective. We have to talk about zoos and the purported conservation

schemes. We keep getting told we do not know what we are talking about

with regard to animals zoos and. They are often in the centre of very

busy cities. They are not really part of true conservation. The zoo

inner London spent more than ?5 million on in enclosure with only

three animals in it. This is all about what zoos really are. I think

it is time we question the validity of such establishments. Witness

reports say the Child was asked to go in to the enclosure with the

gorilla. If I had the theoretical Child who wanted to go in the. You

have gone far not been a great parenting or even being a parent at

all. If the child had asked me to go into the enclosure, I think I may

have my eye on my Child. Does that make sense? We will soon find out

when you are a Fowler. There is a serious issue. The idea that gorilla

should not be in captivity and the first place. This really as a

separate issue. I disagree. I think they preserve the species. As the

more superior creatures in the air, I think we have a noble purpose and

preserving these animals. The bigger issue is that there are people in

the world who clearly care more for animal life than human life. That is

why animal rights activists in to be more worried about the animals in

captivity than human beings suffering and been killed all across

the call. When the sort of thing happens we know it has to debate

that the gorilla should have been saved in place of the infant. Surely

there is no debate. This idea that we care more for animals and humans.

It is indicative of this idea that we keep animals captive for our own

entertainment. To conserve the species and activity is -- captivity

is wrong. Everything here could've avoided. People blame the parents,

people blame the gorilla. If the boy had fallen and died, the zoo would

of been held responsible. I think it was sad that the gorilla

had to be killed, but the zoo's priority had to be the child's

safety. Where were the parents? I think they hold full responsibility

for this sad incidents. But none of us were there.

Zoos should never have to see this happen. Zoos should look at the

enclosures. Ten seconds... This could be easily

settled if we could understand the true language of gorillas. We would

hang our heads in shame that we have incarcerated these magnificent

creatures in glass and concrete enclosures. Where are you in

America? I am in Washington, DC. Thank you

for joining us. Give our guests a round of applause.

Just a quick reminder that there is still time to apply for tickets for

next week's show. Go on the BBC website. And the radio show is on

Friday from 9p until half past ten. -- from nine o'clock till 1030. Lets

see who's online one. They have to uphold our laws. I am incensed by

what you have said. The biggest show in the country. A

report for the International Monetary Fund has said the

Government's cutting down on spending can do the economy more

harm than good. The Chancellor says we need to type type -- Titan arbour

-- belts. We keep on hearing about cuts. Are they necessary?

Absolutely, because what is happening... Not according to the

IMF report. They are an elite we don't have to worry about. I am a

businessman who was a member of the Tory party. What we have at the

moment is last month the debts in the United Kingdom got to ?1.6

trillion. Which is 1 million million. To put that in context for

your audience tonight, everybody in this audience tonight is ?100,000 in

debt, because of Government borrowing. We are paying out. My

mortgage is bigger than that! Yes, but you can afford it, Stephen. Your

Government put us in ?100,000 of debt. It is not my Government. It is

your party. We are in debt today because the banks collapsed, we had

to bail them out and we are now paying the price for it. So we got

hit twice, we had to bail out the banks, and secondly we lost

services. We cannot go back year -- years and years blaming the banks.

The day after we stop paying for the banks, we can stop blaming them. The

IMF are four was absolutely right. There is a massive problem of

underinvestment in the economy... We should say to the people who are

hiding their money in Panama, start paying your way in the economy. Come

into the real world. We cannot afford to continually increased...

We are going to get to a ?2 trillion debt. What about the people who do

not pay their taxes? Make them pay their taxes. They are also ?100,000

in debt. Because of your Government. I wish you would stop saying that.

This man here, go ahead. If austerity actually works, then why

for the last five years as the national debt doubled from ?800

billion to ?1.7 trillion? We have been doing austerity for five years,

and it has doubled. George Osborne brought in austerity five years ago.

There are people sitting... There are disabled people sitting in

nappies because they have dug deep to care for them for the last three

or four macro years. In the last six years the debt has gone up by ?600

billion, so we have borrowed ?600 billion... Figures are important,

but that man has nailed it. Disabled people are feeling austerity in this

country. You are saying it has not happened? Get into the real world!

We are paying 120 -- 100 ?20 million every day in interest on those

borrowings. We have not borrowed money to pay for public services or

to help the disabled or to help people in our communities. We have

borrowed money to bail out banks and to bail out failing businesses. That

was the Labour Government... That's over the last six years. The United

States has not done austerity, in the last five years they spent money

on infrastructure etc, and its economy is growing. Our economy is

absolutely stagnating. We need to change something. Go ahead, front

row. Is it not morally repulsive to chase a political goal when you are

dealing with real people's lives? Everybody here's in debt, we all

have a moral obligation to the most vulnerable. Have you felt the cuts,

or people around you felt it? More so people around me, and members of

my family, they depend on housing benefit and things like that. It is

not fair on them when they don't have that much control over their

own lives. How do you respond to that? We cannot continue to borrow,

you cannot borrow your way out of debt. We have to get it down, we

have to start -- stop paying ?120 million per day. You can argue for

more taxes, but we can't keep spending money we are not earning.

You know what it is like with your budget every month, you have income

and expenditure, if you continually spend more than you earn, sooner or

later your bank will call you in and say you are getting no more. That is

what is going to happen sooner or later. Showed Stormont challenge

Aust -- austerity, this new Government? They are cooperating

with austerity, they are implementing David Cameron's

programme. They should be standing up for the people of Northern

Ireland. Actually I heard myself... The fresh start agreement is an

austerity agreement, and the Northern Ireland Assembly intends to

implement 20,000 private -- public service job cuts. I work in

education... Up to 20,000. Secondly, we have a new Finance Minister, who

has said he is going to push back against austerity and he has said in

fact he wants to borrow more... If politicians would cut the money they

spend on segregation in this country... The expenditure is there.

Teachers are being laid off. We in the union movement are fighting to

keep mental health services open. Our members are striking on Friday

to try to protect local services in towns across Northern Ireland.

Strikes don't help. They send a message to politicians and the

electoral officers, jobs are disappearing. Stormont has to live

the budget it has. Absolutely. It is time they learn to live within it. I

for one, and I don't know about this audience, but spending ?1 billion a

year on segregation, keeping you good people apart, that money could

be spent on many, many things. Are you saying keeping people in work is

crazy? No, keeping people apart. They haven't even tried to start.

How would you... How would you repair the divisions in this

country? Knock down the peace walls of the night? No, but if you take

the time I come from, Ballymena has one leisure centre. If we have the

same number of leisure centres as in Belfast we would have sex. There are

far too many leisure centres in Belfast, all because of segregation.

-- we would have six leisure centres. Segregation and

sectarianism is not about making more cuts. That does not help the

problem. When you start by saying maybe we have too many leisure

centres, do we have too many GPs, hospitals? We do not. We need an

economy that is creating jobs, and you would undermine sectarianism...

Do you think people are feeling cuts in this country? No, the standard of

living in this country... Is anybody in this audience feeling the cuts?

Young lady here. Front row, go ahead. Even people here are feeling

the cuts. We are just scraping by, scrimping and saving just to pay the

rent and have food for the week. You are living on cloud nine, made! --

mate. Is she said you are living on cloud nine, mate. The cloud I am

living on is one where we are spending money we do not have. But

you said people are not feeling the cuts! There are special cases... It

is not just -- special cases, it is millions of people in this country!

There is only a possibility of 1.7 million. People have seen their

health service attack, the education service attack. But you cannot

continue borrowing money. We are out of time, give our guests a round of

applause, thank you. Right, now, before we go tonight we have a

special musical treat. This year marks the 21st anniversary of the

hit movie the commitments, and we have a singing star. He is here

tonight with a classic song, Mustang Sally, let's hear

# Guess you better slow your Mustang down

# Guess you better slow that Mustang down

# You been runnin' all over the town

# I guess you got to put your flat feet on the ground

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# I'm gonna be wipin' those weepin' eyes

# I bought you a brand-new Mustang, it was a natural '65

# I bought you a brand-new Mustang, it was a 1965

# Now you comin' round signifyin' a woman

# Girl you won't, you won't let me ride

# Guess you better slow that Mustang down

# You been a runnin' all over the town

# Oh, I guess you got to put your flat feet on the ground

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# All you wanna do is ride around, Sally

# I'm gonna be wipin' those weepin' eyes

That's what I've got to do now, girl... Those weeping hours... Oh,

baby! The build-up to the Euro 2016

finals continues.