Caron Lindsay

Dillie Keane’s song for Dominic Cummings

By | Sat 30th May 2020 - 12:58 pm

Today’s entertainment comes courtesy of Dillie Keane’s hard-hitting, furious and funny song about Dominic Cummings. MPs should sing this in the corridors of Westminster next week as they are forced back unnecessarily putting themselves and Parliamentary staff at risk.

Or watch on You Tube here.

 

* Caron Lindsay is Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice and blogs at Caron's Musings. You can find her on Bluesky at caronmlindsay.bsky.social

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6 Comments

  • Barry Lofty 30th May '20 - 2:33pm

    Dillie Keane: Absolutely Marvellous!!, Exactly my thoughts!!

  • David Raw 30th May '20 - 3:21pm

    When he’s not doing a triangular Cummings type trip, what else does Robert Jenrick get up to ?

    The Guardian today : “Call for inquiry into why senior Tory helped donor avoid £40m tax Cabinet Office asked to look into Robert Jenrick’s unlawful approval of property project”.

    The Tory donor was that charmer Richard Desmond : Sabbagh, Dan (9 February 2018). “Richard Desmond: a crude, ruthless proprietor who squeezed profits”. The Guardian. London. Retrieved 19 September 2019.

  • Manfarang 30th May '20 - 4:40pm

    Great song. I love it.

  • Antony Watts 31st May '20 - 7:39am

    A la Noel Coward, super.

  • Hilton Marlton 31st May '20 - 7:48am

    I’ve always longed to see Dillie make a guest appearance on the stage at Conference. This is another treasure in a line of pithy songs.

  • richard underhill 25th Jun '20 - 5:20pm

    Jenrick must resign or be sacked. If not the Tories will lose all their moral authority.
    What moral authority?

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