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The words to the Harold Lloyd theme tune.

 
 
The Natural Way
13:08 / 16.12.02
Now, you cheap fucks! I want them NOW!

Jesus....these people....these...cheap...cheap...sluts....

Thanks.
 
 
Sax
13:34 / 16.12.02
Hooray for Harold Lloyd
Do-do-do-doo-do-do
Harold Lloyd
Do-do-do-doo-do-do
Rain or shine he's quite a guy
(or something)
Do-do-do-do-do days gone by (possibly)
Hooray for Harold Lloyd
Do-doo-do-do-do-doo-do.
 
 
Tezcatlipoca
13:35 / 16.12.02
Well, I would consult my 'Harold Lloyd Theme Tune Lyric Compendium', but you didn't say 'please'.

Although you've obviously tried www.haroldlloyd.com haven't you? What's that? You haven't?
 
 
Tezcatlipoca
13:38 / 16.12.02
Hmmm...I've just checked said website and there doesn't appear to be a listing there. Sax has some of them, but I definately recall a bit with 'make way for Harold Lloyd, do-do-do-dodo-doo-doo'. Sticking a request onto the Harold Lloyd forum is probably your best bet...
 
 
Jack Fear
13:59 / 16.12.02
Make with the clicky for a crap-ass .WAV file.
 
 
w1rebaby
14:49 / 16.12.02
there's definitely "a pair of glasses and a smile" in there somewhere
 
 
The Natural Way
15:08 / 16.12.02
Aaah, but I DID check out the website, young Tez slut. That's where yr wrong. That's why Jymnn Runce has to fruss you. You see?
 
 
Tezcatlipoca
15:57 / 16.12.02
I'm not entirely sure Jack's wav file is the complete piece. It sounds kind of clipped at the end, although I could just have a false memory about it being longer.
 
 
Shortfatdyke
17:00 / 16.12.02
It starts, "Make way for Harold Lloyd". Sax has got some of the rest and Fridge is right about "a pair of glasses and a smile".

Oh God, this is really, really going to bug me now.
 
 
Tezcatlipoca
17:38 / 16.12.02
Well, Jack's wav seems to say:

Hooray for Harold Lloyd
Dodo-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo-do
Harold Lloyd
Dodo-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo-do
Black or white, he's that guy
A pair of glasses and a smile
Hooray for Harold Lloyd
Dodo-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo-do
Da-da-da-da-dada-da

But I'm sure there's more to it than that...
 
 
Brigade du jour
22:05 / 16.12.02
Harold Lloyd, dada dada dada dada-da
Harold Lloyd, dada dada dada dada-da
Harold Lloyd, Harold Lloyd ...

Do-doo do-do doobie-doo da-dat!

Make a jazz noise here

Harold Lloyd, (repeat to end)

Why don't u just go on Google and type in 'harold lloyd lyrics'?
 
 
w1rebaby
22:21 / 16.12.02
cos it doesn't get you them?
 
 
Brigade du jour
00:42 / 17.12.02
Doesn't it? Wow. Gaping hole in the market there methinks.
 
 
Rollo Kim, on location
00:48 / 17.12.02
God how I used to love Harold Lloyd. Not physically you understand. I can't tell you what a comfort he's been to me over the lean years. The number of times I've found myself dangling from a clockface... at least you know you're not the only one... A pair of glasses and a smile...
 
 
Brigade du jour
01:02 / 17.12.02
Dangling from the clockface is a great image - much better than that one of the cat on a branch and the words 'hang in there'. I have the Lloyd-clock interface on my bedroom door actually. Small one off of a greeting card. Subtly done I feel.
 
 
hanabius yamamura
13:44 / 18.12.02
just remembered an interesting story i saw on harold lloyd some years ago on the telly ... apparently , midway through his career , he was involved in an accident with a prop bomb which he was holding in his hand.

the bomb went off and blew some of his fingers off - the last two of his left hand i believe ...

if you watch closely in his later films , apparently you can see that his left hand is fitted with a very tight-fitting 'plastic' glove which has two false fingers on it but still allows him to move his remaining fingers ...

last time i told that story at a party , the man next to me had missing fingers ... HIDEOUSLY embarassing - as were the resulting tumbleweeds that blew through the room ...

i hasten to add that i had NOT noticed his missing fingers prior to the story ...

still LOVE harold lloyd though