I heard somewhere that the BBC will allow all these songs to be sung with the correct lyrics next year.
Sorry if there seemed to be some confusion here but I only repeated what I read on a reliable news website.
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BBC to axe traditional lyrics at the proms
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Re: BBC to axe traditional lyrics at the proms
It wasn't reported well and even Boris Johnson stepped in to say he was shocked.
Maybe it was just a bad press release or misunderstood by a reporter.
Maybe it was just a bad press release or misunderstood by a reporter.
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Re: BBC to axe traditional lyrics at the proms
That's because it is shocking what the BBC have decided to do with our money.
They did a u-turn apparently.
Don't worry, they will be back at a later date with some other shocking decision.
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Re: BBC to axe traditional lyrics at the proms
They had to u-turn really because people would just sing the lyrics anyway. If they refuse in the future just take their licence to broadcast away from them.
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