This is considered by many to be the greatest Christmas song ever written - it’s one of those very few songs that no matter how many times you listen to it you never tire of listening to it.
I do enjoy the melancholy of this one over cheerful cheesy Xmas songs. It feels truer to most people life's experiences (with highs and lows) and still gives you hope. Wishing you a peaceful and happy holiday season with your loved ones!
When this song came out, I was still drinking and didn't get it. Now, closing in on 30 years sober, it strikes differently, and over the past few years has become a Christmas favourite of mine. I hope your break for family time is going well. Season's greetings from Canada.
Kirsty MacColl is one of the great unsung heroes of pop music and a great singer/songwriter in her own right. You need to check out HER music. Start with "Free World". She died at the age of 40 while saving her children from a moving speed boat.
The Pogues live shows were something else !!!! Just total madness . RIP Shane and Kirstie . She had such a beautiful voice . Her father was a great folk singer .
I saw them at the old Wembley stadium on a bill with Lone Justice, Lou Reed n U2. Lots of drunken shirtless London Irish bouncing about we had to shield the 13 year old with us from. U2 were average, I must say, but I never liked them much. Lou Reed was ace, but the crowd didn't like him much. Qué sera
👍👍....for recognizing Matt Dillon as not many do. As for a sober Christmas, this will be my 9th clean one & they are SO much better than my zoned-out opioid ones this 71 year old went though. It's never too late & congrats on your sobriety Saeed! As for the Pogues, 2 of my favourite songs of theirs are: Rainy Night in Soho (a love song) & Thousands are Sailing (about the Irish immigration to America). A bit of trivia for you: The Pogues started out as Pogue Mahone (which sounds like "pog mothoin" which means something like "kiss my arse" in Irish).....finally shortened to Pogues. Season's Greeting to all from Canada!
@@janebeard3411 I was just listening to that CD in my car & TS of the D tends to get my head maniacally bopping. I must look like a total looney to other drivers 🤣. Totally agree......it's a fantastic album!
Yes the best version of this son was the version recorded in front of a live crowd on St Paddys day. Shane passed last year and Kirtsy died saving her child from a drunk boat captain. However, the joy those band members generated during that performance show the power of the human spirit.
Kirsty McCall passed away in 2000 in very tragic circumstances. Shane McGowan only passed away last year. Both died in and around Christmas strangely enough. The second version that might have been recommended is the version performed at Shane McGowans funeral in Tipperary last year. It is heart warming and brilliant.
" Now Thats A Christmas Song " absolutely the greatest Christmas song and probably the greatest song ever written, RIP Shane and Kirsty, From the hills of Donegal 🇮🇪☘️🇺🇲☘️🇮🇪
This is my favourite Christmas song ever. It has a Celtic feel and feels like a Ceilidh. I'm Scottish with Irish heritage so I have it from both sides. Merry Christmas from Glasgow, Scotland 🏴 🇮🇪
God bless you. I have loved this song for 37 years. I experience all the varying emotions one can feel every time I listen to it. Today again I feel them and what is more your beautiful reaction and exact interpretation was wonderful to watch. You get it like many of us who have watched the video and listened to the astonishing lyrics for so long get it. This was played at Shane's funeral in Ireland. Worth watching. A pair of Brown Eyes is brilliant too. Kirsty McColl was killed in a tragic boating accident in 2000 I believe. A beautiful singer and also a writer. Both sadly missed. God bless you and keep well.
I never heard this song until last Saturday on SNL. Now twice in 4 days. So strange. Well done on your sobriety! Keep up the great work! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and yours. Thanks for the terrific reactions!
I saw the Pogues in Cardiff, best part of 20 years ago now, and Cerys Matthews of the band Catatonia did an amazing job singing the late great Kirsty MacCools bit. You should check out the Pogues rendition of The Band Played Waltzing Matila.
At 61, this is my 5th sober Christmas. My kids talk to me warmly again and Christmas has a different weight that this song just hits right on the head. As for more Pogues, "If I Should Fall From Grace With God" pretty much sums them up, but since you love cinema and storytelling, you might look into "And the Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda'" for the perfect take on ANZAC and memory.
Congrats on four years sober! Every day is a victory. So be happy with what you've done. I'm 33yrs sober, 22yrs with no smoking. Addiction is hard. Merry Christmas & happy new year, never look back, 🙂🌸🎄
Saeed, thank you for this beautiful song. The Pogue's are/were an awesome Irish/UK band and this particular song is probably the most played song at Christmas in Ireland and the UK. The two lead singers in this video are now both dead, Rip Kirsty MacColl and RIP Shane McGowan. Saeed, you come across like you still didn't forgive yourself, you came through it all and came out the other side of you addiction, which many don't, so you should be very proud of yourself, so please stop beating yourself up, I would be very proud of you if you were my brother/son. Saeed, happy Christmas and a peaceful new Year, lots of love and hugs from Ireland 😘😘🥰🥰❤❤🎅🎅🧑🎄🧑🎄
'Dirty Old Town' next perhaps? The singer here did not actually know how to play a piano but they thought it looked right for the song. For the keyboard shots the piano player wore Shane's rings.
How wonderful to keep the spirit and memory of Shane and Kirsty alive. Wishing you the best with your struggles ... a Merry Ho-Ho-Ho and Happy Kringle to all.
Another great and iconic song by the Pogues was 'Dirty Old Town' (a song actually written by Kirsty's father Ewan), so hope you can share your reaction with us when you get the time. Well done you for managing four dry years. It's like they always say, it's 'one day at a time' but you seem to be doing so well and you should be so proud of yourself. 🙋♂
Been in recovery for ten years. Jason Isbell has some good songs about it. Christmas is the worst time of year for a lot of people. Joni Mitchell wrote River. Gordon Lightfoot wrote Circle of Steel, with outstanding lyrics.
Legendary Christmas song partly because it is so unique. It doesn't sugar coat Christmas as a perfect moment, it isn't afraid to show that it can be a time for remorse, for argument and for regrets. Yet there is still the uplifting element of looking forward to better times ahead. This comes on in a pub in the UK at Christmas and almost everyone is singing, sorry but Mariah Carey isn't even close.
Hello mate. Don't know how I've just come across ya channel. I'm a single father who looks after my 3 boys. 4 years in with doing so. With no help. I've been drinking more and more of late, due to how it's like in England atm. Now hearing that ya about 4 years sober. Congrats as I wish I had that montality to do so.
You are doing amazing, I raised my girl, she's now 24, I have family who were good to me, some of those years were hard going, the lows don't last, after the rain comes sun, you look after yourself and your boys, forget about the rest of the nonsense it's only noise. Nollaig Shona from an Irish neighbour and good health to you
Yo dude. It’s me, the one who was banging on at you to react to Avelino & Dave, Cassius Clay, it squashed your brain lol. Well done for being sober for your four yrs 🎉 I myself am in recovery and just celebrated 23 years clean 🎉 Merry Xmas 🎅
Rainy Night in Soho, A Pair of Brown Eyes, The Broad Majestic Shannon, The Body of an American...the list goes on. You can't go wrong with any of The Pogues back catalogue.
Shane and the Pogues did a version of Eric Bogle's "The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" that you should hear. From the same album as "Fairytale" you should hear "If I Should Fall From Grace With God".
My fav christmas song... suverial reasons: It tells the truth, it don't vanish things away, it don't blurr out the bad things, and it tells, what christmas is: A big lie everyone wants to believe to
Congrats on sobriety, keep it up - have a good xmas and be with people you care about - even if that's just you. Fun fact: Matt Dillon plays the Cop in this that books them in to the drunk tank + it was the actual NYPD pipe band in this and they turned up drunk for the video.
I love this song , strange that I just listen to it about a year ago, thought I knew the Poques since 1988, Lorca's Novena & The Sunny side of the Street are great.
Shane McGowan did not play the piano in " Fairytale of New York." Shane did not know how to play the piano. In the video the close- up shots of his hands are actually the hands of the Pogues pianist James Fearnley. Fearnley wore Shane's rings for the close-ups.
One of my favourite songs! I can’t believe it’s the first time you’ve heard it. Also, congratulations on your fourth sober Christmas…I don’t know you, but I love you and I’m so proud of you.
Saw The Pogues one time life in the early 90s, but instead of the sick Shane MacGowan (alcoholism) the singer (and guitarist) was Joe Strummer of The Clash. They were playing three songs from The Clash, too: "London's Calling", "I Fought The Law" and "Straight To Hell". That was really a tragedy (not the concert), because Joe died earlier than Shane. RIP both. My favorite Pogues song is "Thousands Are Sailing", look out for that.
To me, this song has never been so much about dependency as codependency. "You took my dreams from me"/"I kept them with my own." So many levels of emotional depth there. The cliche is that "Behind every great man there stands a woman." The cliche implies, but does not say, that they stand together; sometimes they stand best apart.
I'll give you my Pogues recommendations: Dark Streets of London Sick Bed Of Cuchulain Sally Maclennane Body Of An American If I Should Fall From Grace With God A Rainy Night In Soho
This is very much about the Irish experience. Forced to emigrate, not singing the prosperity promised and falling into addiction. It’s a deeply honest view at Christmas for so many
Thanks for informing me about that. I don't know too much about that subject. For someone in recovery it definitely is a song that speaks to me on a different level.
Thanks for your reaction and I wish you and yours safe and happy holidays. About a year ago, those attending Shane MacGowan's funeral service gave their own rendition: ua-cam.com/video/6s8lvnSmISc/v-deo.htmlsi=A6eNqRM9cQv2Rnb7
Thank you very much, sir Alcoholism is a bitch. Sobriety can be a bitch as well. Great reaction, my heart goes out to you. "A rainy night in Soho" is a gem by The Pogues.
This is considered by many to be the greatest Christmas song ever written - it’s one of those very few songs that no matter how many times you listen to it you never tire of listening to it.
@@showmoke I listen to it all year round. It’s obviously always considered a Christmas song but it’s not meant to be happy. The lyrics are real.
Truer words never spoken.
There is no Christmas in the U.K. or Ireland without this song.
Even in Italy.
@@tizioincognito5731 no way, that's awesome to hear.
Love being given facts that show how entwined us Brits are with Europe, as it should be
This was voted the uk's favourite christmas song. We like truthful, original and beautiful. Merry Christmas , one and all from dear old blighty xx
Truly amazing song. Merry Christmas from Belgium !
Funny he's Irish
I do enjoy the melancholy of this one over cheerful cheesy Xmas songs. It feels truer to most people life's experiences (with highs and lows) and still gives you hope. Wishing you a peaceful and happy holiday season with your loved ones!
When this song came out, I was still drinking and didn't get it. Now, closing in on 30 years sober, it strikes differently, and over the past few years has become a Christmas favourite of mine. I hope your break for family time is going well. Season's greetings from Canada.
Kirsty MacColl is one of the great unsung heroes of pop music and a great singer/songwriter in her own right. You need to check out HER music. Start with "Free World". She died at the age of 40 while saving her children from a moving speed boat.
@@brumleytwitch6265 her dad was ewen macholl born in salford and sang dirty old town
My favorite Kirsty song was "A New England" - you have to listen to it and its a good video to react to.
RIP Kirsty and Shane
@@perogwinBilly Bragg's original is better. Maybe I think that cos I busk it...
He wrote the extra verse she does at her request
The Pogues live shows were something else !!!! Just total madness . RIP Shane and Kirstie . She had such a beautiful voice . Her father was a great folk singer .
I saw them at the old Wembley stadium on a bill with Lone Justice, Lou Reed n U2. Lots of drunken shirtless London Irish bouncing about we had to shield the 13 year old with us from. U2 were average, I must say, but I never liked them much. Lou Reed was ace, but the crowd didn't like him much. Qué sera
This will be my 34th sober Christmas and this song still tears me up. Love it and congrats on your sobriety!
Congratulations on your longterm sobriety! That is inspiring!
Congratulations xx well done. Keep going xx ur amazing xxx
👍👍....for recognizing Matt Dillon as not many do.
As for a sober Christmas, this will be my 9th clean one & they are SO much better than my zoned-out opioid ones this 71 year old went though. It's never too late & congrats on your sobriety Saeed!
As for the Pogues, 2 of my favourite songs of theirs are: Rainy Night in Soho (a love song) & Thousands are Sailing (about the Irish immigration to America).
A bit of trivia for you: The Pogues started out as Pogue Mahone (which sounds like "pog mothoin" which means something like "kiss my arse" in Irish).....finally shortened to Pogues.
Season's Greeting to all from Canada!
@@CharCanuck14 mine is Turkish Song of the Damned or basically the whole If I Should Fall From Grace album.
@@janebeard3411 I was just listening to that CD in my car & TS of the D tends to get my head maniacally bopping. I must look like a total looney to other drivers 🤣.
Totally agree......it's a fantastic album!
Here, in Britain, it's not Christmas until we hear this song! A HUGE hit here. Still is. Every year.
I love this song. Defiance in the face of despair.
I've been waiting for you to do this one! This became my favorite Christmas song the first time I heard it! Merry Christmas all!
Yes the best version of this son was the version recorded in front of a live crowd on St Paddys day. Shane passed last year and Kirtsy died saving her child from a drunk boat captain. However, the joy those band members generated during that performance show the power of the human spirit.
A pair of brown eyes is my favourite of theirs - some incredible, surreal poetry in that one
Kirsty McCall passed away in 2000 in very tragic circumstances. Shane McGowan only passed away last year. Both died in and around Christmas strangely enough. The second version that might have been recommended is the version performed at Shane McGowans funeral in Tipperary last year. It is heart warming and brilliant.
Massive hug brother, keep on keeping on.
Matt Dillon in the beginning yes. 😊 Fairytale of new york has been one of the most popular christmas songs in european contries for years. ❤
" Now Thats A Christmas Song " absolutely the greatest Christmas song and probably the greatest song ever written, RIP Shane and Kirsty, From the hills of Donegal 🇮🇪☘️🇺🇲☘️🇮🇪
This is my favourite Christmas song ever. It has a Celtic feel and feels like a Ceilidh. I'm Scottish with Irish heritage so I have it from both sides. Merry Christmas from Glasgow, Scotland 🏴 🇮🇪
Amazing song! Definitely speaks to me! Merry Christmas from Belgium!
The Pogues have got a hundred or so beautiful songs that have shaped my life and how I see things. These guys are among the GOATs.
God bless you. I have loved this song for 37 years. I experience all the varying emotions one can feel every time I listen to it. Today again I feel them and what is more your beautiful reaction and exact interpretation was wonderful to watch. You get it like many of us who have watched the video and listened to the astonishing lyrics for so long get it. This was played at Shane's funeral in Ireland. Worth watching. A pair of Brown Eyes is brilliant too. Kirsty McColl was killed in a tragic boating accident in 2000 I believe. A beautiful singer and also a writer. Both sadly missed. God bless you and keep well.
The lrish Rover
I never heard this song until last Saturday on SNL. Now twice in 4 days. So strange.
Well done on your sobriety! Keep up the great work! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and yours. Thanks for the terrific reactions!
I saw the Pogues in Cardiff, best part of 20 years ago now, and Cerys Matthews of the band Catatonia did an amazing job singing the late great Kirsty MacCools bit.
You should check out the Pogues rendition of The Band Played Waltzing Matila.
At 61, this is my 5th sober Christmas. My kids talk to me warmly again and Christmas has a different weight that this song just hits right on the head. As for more Pogues, "If I Should Fall From Grace With God" pretty much sums them up, but since you love cinema and storytelling, you might look into "And the Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda'" for the perfect take on ANZAC and memory.
I met Shane in Kenmare about six months before this song was released , i saw The Pogues live that year too ! A genius !
Wow, that is amazing!
There was no NYPD choir when this song was written but they created one & sang Galway Bay… the video is on UA-cam.
Congrats on four years sober! Every day is a victory. So be happy with what you've done. I'm 33yrs sober, 22yrs with no smoking. Addiction is hard. Merry Christmas & happy new year, never look back, 🙂🌸🎄
Saeed, thank you for this beautiful song. The Pogue's are/were an awesome Irish/UK band and this particular song is probably the most played song at Christmas in Ireland and the UK. The two lead singers in this video are now both dead, Rip Kirsty MacColl and RIP Shane McGowan.
Saeed, you come across like you still didn't forgive yourself, you came through it all and came out the other side of you addiction, which many don't, so you should be very proud of yourself, so please stop beating yourself up, I would be very proud of you if you were my brother/son. Saeed, happy Christmas and a peaceful new Year, lots of love and hugs from Ireland 😘😘🥰🥰❤❤🎅🎅🧑🎄🧑🎄
OMG!!! I just showed my kids this today! Totally about how much I loved The Pogues!
Songwriting at its best. More Pogues !
I love this song. Thanks for sharing your first listen. I first heard it in the Very Murray Christmas special, which I've watched many times.
That’s my favourite Christmas song.
Great song!
One of my fav Christmas songs !!!
Such a great song!
Happy Christmas to you and everybody here. You do a wonderful job, thank you🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄❤❤❤❤
Beautiful heartfelt song that touches all of us as human beings. Love it
'Dirty Old Town' next perhaps? The singer here did not actually know how to play a piano but they thought it looked right for the song. For the keyboard shots the piano player wore Shane's rings.
How wonderful to keep the spirit and memory of Shane and Kirsty alive. Wishing you the best with your struggles ... a Merry Ho-Ho-Ho and Happy Kringle to all.
Such a great song and very relatable. Happy Holidays to you and your family!
Thank you for this reaction. Good luck on your journey.
I've always loved this, thank you for reacting so honestly. Congrats for the last 4 years sober ☺Merry Christmas to you and yours x
Another great and iconic song by the Pogues was 'Dirty Old Town' (a song actually written by Kirsty's father Ewan), so hope you can share your reaction with us when you get the time. Well done you for managing four dry years. It's like they always say, it's 'one day at a time' but you seem to be doing so well and you should be so proud of yourself. 🙋♂
Absolutely one of the best Christmas songs out there
Merry Christmas mate 💪
Been in recovery for ten years. Jason Isbell has some good songs about it.
Christmas is the worst time of year for a lot of people. Joni Mitchell wrote River. Gordon Lightfoot wrote Circle of Steel, with outstanding lyrics.
Legendary Christmas song partly because it is so unique. It doesn't sugar coat Christmas as a perfect moment, it isn't afraid to show that it can be a time for remorse, for argument and for regrets. Yet there is still the uplifting element of looking forward to better times ahead. This comes on in a pub in the UK at Christmas and almost everyone is singing, sorry but Mariah Carey isn't even close.
Hello mate. Don't know how I've just come across ya channel. I'm a single father who looks after my 3 boys. 4 years in with doing so. With no help. I've been drinking more and more of late, due to how it's like in England atm.
Now hearing that ya about 4 years sober. Congrats as I wish I had that montality to do so.
You are doing amazing, I raised my girl, she's now 24, I have family who were good to me, some of those years were hard going, the lows don't last, after the rain comes sun, you look after yourself and your boys, forget about the rest of the nonsense it's only noise. Nollaig Shona from an Irish neighbour and good health to you
A Rainy Night In Soho is a classic Pogues song, you should check it out. Great lyrics too.
Merry Christmas Saeed ❤
Merry Christmas 🎄❤️
Congrats on the sobriety. Awesome effort!
Yo dude. It’s me, the one who was banging on at you to react to Avelino & Dave, Cassius Clay, it squashed your brain lol.
Well done for being sober for your four yrs 🎉
I myself am in recovery and just celebrated 23 years clean 🎉 Merry Xmas 🎅
"The Broad Majestic Shannon" -- Shane at his finest!
Rainy Night in Soho, A Pair of Brown Eyes, The Broad Majestic Shannon, The Body of an American...the list goes on. You can't go wrong with any of The Pogues back catalogue.
Thanks so much for these recommendations!
Shane and the Pogues did a version of Eric Bogle's "The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" that you should hear. From the same album as "Fairytale" you should hear "If I Should Fall From Grace With God".
My fav christmas song... suverial reasons: It tells the truth, it don't vanish things away, it don't blurr out the bad things, and it tells, what christmas is: A big lie everyone wants to believe to
Congrats on your sober Christmases! ❤ I grew up with a drunk father and had some not so fun Holidays.
Congrats on sobriety, keep it up - have a good xmas and be with people you care about - even if that's just you.
Fun fact: Matt Dillon plays the Cop in this that books them in to the drunk tank + it was the actual NYPD pipe band in this and they turned up drunk for the video.
Thanks so much!
Totally missed Matt Dillon 😄
Merry Christmas!
I love this song , strange that I just listen to it about a year ago, thought I knew the Poques since 1988, Lorca's Novena & The Sunny side of the Street are great.
Shane McGowan did not play the piano in " Fairytale of New York." Shane did not know how to play the piano. In the video the close- up shots of his hands are actually the hands of the Pogues pianist James Fearnley. Fearnley wore Shane's rings for the
close-ups.
I'm Irish and it's my go to xmas song and has been for about 20 years. (Fun fact, The NYPD never had a choir.)
It was the Salvation Army choir
Another uplifting Christmas song: Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis by Tom Waits.
I reacted to it!
I love his voice.
One of my favourite songs! I can’t believe it’s the first time you’ve heard it. Also, congratulations on your fourth sober Christmas…I don’t know you, but I love you and I’m so proud of you.
Sally Maclennane is a Pogues song worth a listen.
Well worth checking Kirsty's own work: "Don't Come the Cowboy with me" is one of my favourites
Simply the BEST!
Saw The Pogues one time life in the early 90s, but instead of the sick Shane MacGowan (alcoholism) the singer (and guitarist) was Joe Strummer of The Clash. They were playing three songs from The Clash, too: "London's Calling", "I Fought The Law" and "Straight To Hell". That was really a tragedy (not the concert), because Joe died earlier than Shane. RIP both.
My favorite Pogues song is "Thousands Are Sailing", look out for that.
To me, this song has never been so much about dependency as codependency. "You took my dreams from me"/"I kept them with my own." So many levels of emotional depth there. The cliche is that "Behind every great man there stands a woman." The cliche implies, but does not say, that they stand together; sometimes they stand best apart.
I am Italian born and bred. This is THE xmas song here in Italy for millenials like me. 😢😊
WELL SO COULD ANYONE!!! RIP Kirsty n Shane
RIP Shane and Christie.
Ireland's official Christmas anthem.😎😎
Glad you picked up on “So could anyone”. Any live performance the audience joins in there.
This song reminds me of a Charles Bukowski story. Keep on keeping on Saeed!
Congratulations on your 4th sober Christmas 🎉
Thanks so much!
I’m always amazed at how many Americans who still haven’t heard the greatest Christmas song of all time.
This was written as a bet!
Wow! I did not know that.
Pure love Here love you
As Shane said this song has everything Christmas has ... including the row.
I could have been someone; well so could anyone ... sums up quite nicely the alcoholic having to get humble! RIP Kirsty - gone far too soon.
Irish song at its finest 🇮🇪
As somehow who has also had his fair share of struggles, this song always hits hard
try "Merry Christmas I Don't Want To Fight Tonight" by the Ramones
Happy 4th "reborn" birthday 💚
Love your channel. Continued best to you in 2025 🎶🎵
Best Christmas song ever ❤
Some Kirsty MacColl (RIP) reactions coming soon I hope Saeed? I consider her second album 'Kite' to be a work of perfection.
you should listen to "rainy night in soho" its quietly a song about alcoholism
Thankyou so much for understanding this song and appreciating the nuances, it upsets me when it gets sanitized
This was my 19th clean Xmas. Keep on going mate, you got this.🙏
I'll give you my Pogues recommendations:
Dark Streets of London
Sick Bed Of Cuchulain
Sally Maclennane
Body Of An American
If I Should Fall From Grace With God
A Rainy Night In Soho
It made it in for xmas . Nice
Hi from Ireland. Loved your reaction.
Hi from Belgium !
Thanks so much for watching !
Nice job spotting Matt Dillon. People never recognize him.
Keep going strong amigo 👍🏽👏🏽👊🏽
This is very much about the Irish experience. Forced to emigrate, not singing the prosperity promised and falling into addiction. It’s a deeply honest view at Christmas for so many
Thanks for informing me about that.
I don't know too much about that subject.
For someone in recovery it definitely is a song that speaks to me on a different level.
Thanks for your reaction and I wish you and yours safe and happy holidays. About a year ago, those attending Shane MacGowan's funeral service gave their own rendition:
ua-cam.com/video/6s8lvnSmISc/v-deo.htmlsi=A6eNqRM9cQv2Rnb7
by a country mile (whatever that means) my favorite christmas song, its the only real one
strength to ya matey, life is better without it
The only other Christmas song that rivals this is "A Spaceman Came Travelling" by Chris de Burgh
Rip Shane MacGowan
Two irish immigrants 1950's new york
Your fourth sober Christmas, congratulations Sir, very well done ❤
Thanks so much!
Thank you very much, sir Alcoholism is a bitch. Sobriety can be a bitch as well. Great reaction, my heart goes out to you. "A rainy night in Soho" is a gem by The Pogues.