Ebony Eyes, an early '60s hit for the Everly Brothers, about a soldier whose girlfriend is flying to him on flight 1203 so they can be married; she never arrives.
Bloody women, they have no sense of direction, time keeping or responsibility
Joesph's warning of proposed headgear "Which doesn't go" (3,3)
When I am an old woman I shall wear purple
With a red hat which doesn't go, and doesn't suit me.
A poem by Jenny Joseph called "warning" Previously Dover Street (5,4) Green Park was originally known as Dover Street station Nicknamed the Mudlarks (5,6)
Possibly a reference from London Labour and the London Poor; Extra Volume 1851 in which case it will be Black Friers Troutbridge was the location for some fun (3,4,5)
The obvious answer is "The Navy Lark" - should that last word be 4 and not 5 ?
Home of the yellow dwarf (6,4)
Orange Tree from the Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898 (E. Cobham Brewer) First state alternative (4,3)
Delaware is known as the "First State" and also the "Blue Hen State"
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King Crimson's 1969 album 'In the Court of the Crimson King' features the song 'Epitaph'
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Bloody women, they have no sense of direction, time keeping or responsibility
Previously Dover Street (5,4)
The London Underground station `Green Park` was originally called `Dover Street`. The name was changed in 1933.
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Joesph's warning of proposed headgear "Which doesn't go" (3,3) = Red Hat
Had Ferrer on his knees (6,5) - Moulin Rouge
When I am an old woman I shall wear purple
With a red hat which doesn't go, and doesn't suit me.
A poem by Jenny Joseph called "warning"
Previously Dover Street (5,4)
Green Park was originally known as Dover Street station
Nicknamed the Mudlarks (5,6)
Possibly a reference from London Labour and the London Poor; Extra Volume 1851 in which case it will be Black Friers
Troutbridge was the location for some fun (3,4,5)
The obvious answer is "The Navy Lark" - should that last word be 4 and not 5 ?
Home of the yellow dwarf (6,4)
Orange Tree from the Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898 (E. Cobham Brewer)
First state alternative (4,3)
Delaware is known as the "First State" and also the "Blue Hen State"
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