sentence1
stringlengths 8
10.6k
| sentence2
stringlengths 8
10.6k
| label
int64 0
1
|
|---|---|---|
I'd give it to the boy who's going to marry me. | Now, If I were a Duchess and had a lot of money, | 1 |
I'd give it to the boy who's going to marry me. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | And since I've got a lover, why I don't care a fig. | 1 |
But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | The song featured in a 2018 episode of CBBC TV series "Hetty Feather", based on the novel by Jacqueline Wilson. Polly Allen's character Sheila Ormsby briefly sings it in the eighth episode of Series 4 in order to win the title of Festival Queen. | 0 |
But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | Now, If I were a Duchess and had a lot of money, | 1 |
But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | 0 |
But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | "These are the lyrics in the sheet music published by EMI Music Publishing, London, 1977:" | 1 |
But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | "The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery" (correctly The Boy in the Gallery) is a music hall song written in 1885 by George Ware for music hall star Nelly Power, and made famous by Marie Lloyd. It was also sung by Jenny Hill. | 0 |
And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | "These are the lyrics in the sheet music published by EMI Music Publishing, London, 1977:" | 1 |
And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | 2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | 0 |
And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | Now, If I were a Duchess and had a lot of money, | 1 |
And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | 2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | 0 |
And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | For Johnny is a tradesman and he works in the Boro' | 1 |
And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | 0 |
1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | 1 |
1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | And since I've got a lover, why I don't care a fig. | 0 |
1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | 1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | 1 |
1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | And since I've got a lover, why I don't care a fig. | 0 |
1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | 1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | 1 |
1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | 0 |
The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | 1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | 1 |
The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | For Johnny is a tradesman and he works in the Boro' | 0 |
The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | 1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | 1 |
The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | I'd give it to the boy who's going to marry me. | 0 |
The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | 1 |
The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | I'd give it to the boy who's going to marry me. | 0 |
1968 film "A Little Of What You Fancy" has Helen Shapiro singing the song. | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
1968 film "A Little Of What You Fancy" has Helen Shapiro singing the song. | "The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery" (correctly The Boy in the Gallery) is a music hall song written in 1885 by George Ware for music hall star Nelly Power, and made famous by Marie Lloyd. It was also sung by Jenny Hill. | 0 |
1968 film "A Little Of What You Fancy" has Helen Shapiro singing the song. | 1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | 1 |
1968 film "A Little Of What You Fancy" has Helen Shapiro singing the song. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
1968 film "A Little Of What You Fancy" has Helen Shapiro singing the song. | 1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | 1 |
1968 film "A Little Of What You Fancy" has Helen Shapiro singing the song. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | 1968 film "A Little Of What You Fancy" has Helen Shapiro singing the song. | 1 |
In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | 0 |
In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | 1 |
In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | The song is unusual in that it places the singer in the actual location of the theatre, with the words traditionally directed to an imaginary beau in the cheapest seats. | 0 |
1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | The song featured in a 2018 episode of CBBC TV series "Hetty Feather", based on the novel by Jacqueline Wilson. Polly Allen's character Sheila Ormsby briefly sings it in the eighth episode of Series 4 in order to win the title of Festival Queen. | 1 |
1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | "The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery" (correctly The Boy in the Gallery) is a music hall song written in 1885 by George Ware for music hall star Nelly Power, and made famous by Marie Lloyd. It was also sung by Jenny Hill. | 0 |
1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | 2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | 1 |
1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | 0 |
1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | 1 |
1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | The song is unusual in that it places the singer in the actual location of the theatre, with the words traditionally directed to an imaginary beau in the cheapest seats. | 0 |
1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | The song is unusual in that it places the singer in the actual location of the theatre, with the words traditionally directed to an imaginary beau in the cheapest seats. | 0 |
1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | 1972 British mini-series "The Edwardians" features the song. Georgia Brown plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Reluctant Juggler". | 1 |
1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | 0 |
1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | 1 |
1975 British drama-series "Edward the Seventh" features the song. Adrienne Posta plays Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The Years of Waiting". | And since I've got a lover, why I don't care a fig. | 0 |
In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | 1940 film "Gaslight" features the song in a music hall scene. The lyrics prompt Anton Walbrook's character Paul Mallen to abort his date and return home to see his wife. | 1 |
In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | 0 |
In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | 1 |
In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | The song is unusual in that it places the singer in the actual location of the theatre, with the words traditionally directed to an imaginary beau in the cheapest seats. | 0 |
In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | 1 |
In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | "The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery" (correctly The Boy in the Gallery) is a music hall song written in 1885 by George Ware for music hall star Nelly Power, and made famous by Marie Lloyd. It was also sung by Jenny Hill. | 0 |
In 1980, the song was included in the television detective series "Cribb", in an episode titled "Abracadaver". | In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | 1 |
In 1980, the song was included in the television detective series "Cribb", in an episode titled "Abracadaver". | "These are the lyrics in the sheet music published by EMI Music Publishing, London, 1977:" | 0 |
In 1980, the song was included in the television detective series "Cribb", in an episode titled "Abracadaver". | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
In 1980, the song was included in the television detective series "Cribb", in an episode titled "Abracadaver". | And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | 0 |
In 1980, the song was included in the television detective series "Cribb", in an episode titled "Abracadaver". | In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | 1 |
In 1980, the song was included in the television detective series "Cribb", in an episode titled "Abracadaver". | And since I've got a lover, why I don't care a fig. | 0 |
1996 British/French film "Different for Girls" has Rupert Graves singing a version of the song using the word "girl" and female pronouns. | In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | 1 |
1996 British/French film "Different for Girls" has Rupert Graves singing a version of the song using the word "girl" and female pronouns. | "These are the lyrics in the sheet music published by EMI Music Publishing, London, 1977:" | 0 |
1996 British/French film "Different for Girls" has Rupert Graves singing a version of the song using the word "girl" and female pronouns. | In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | 1 |
1996 British/French film "Different for Girls" has Rupert Graves singing a version of the song using the word "girl" and female pronouns. | Now, If I were a Duchess and had a lot of money, | 0 |
1996 British/French film "Different for Girls" has Rupert Graves singing a version of the song using the word "girl" and female pronouns. | The 1960 film version of John Osborne's 1957 play "The Entertainer" features the song. It is sung by Brenda de Banzie as Phoebe Rice, wife of main character Archie Rice. | 1 |
1996 British/French film "Different for Girls" has Rupert Graves singing a version of the song using the word "girl" and female pronouns. | Now, If I were a Duchess and had a lot of money, | 0 |
A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | The song featured in a 2018 episode of CBBC TV series "Hetty Feather", based on the novel by Jacqueline Wilson. Polly Allen's character Sheila Ormsby briefly sings it in the eighth episode of Series 4 in order to win the title of Festival Queen. | 1 |
A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | "The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery" (correctly The Boy in the Gallery) is a music hall song written in 1885 by George Ware for music hall star Nelly Power, and made famous by Marie Lloyd. It was also sung by Jenny Hill. | 0 |
A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | In 1980, the song was included in the television detective series "Cribb", in an episode titled "Abracadaver". | 1 |
A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | I'd give it to the boy who's going to marry me. | 0 |
A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | 1 |
A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | 1 |
The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | "The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery" (correctly The Boy in the Gallery) is a music hall song written in 1885 by George Ware for music hall star Nelly Power, and made famous by Marie Lloyd. It was also sung by Jenny Hill. | 0 |
The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | 1996 British/French film "Different for Girls" has Rupert Graves singing a version of the song using the word "girl" and female pronouns. | 1 |
The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | 0 |
The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
The BBC's 2007 biographical drama "Miss Marie Lloyd" has Jessie Wallace singing the song in the title role. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | The song featured in a 2018 episode of CBBC TV series "Hetty Feather", based on the novel by Jacqueline Wilson. Polly Allen's character Sheila Ormsby briefly sings it in the eighth episode of Series 4 in order to win the title of Festival Queen. | 1 |
2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | "These are the lyrics in the sheet music published by EMI Music Publishing, London, 1977:" | 0 |
2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | 2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | 1 |
2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | And be just as happy as the birds on the tree. | 0 |
2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
2013 British drama-series "Ripper Street" has Charlene McKenna singing the song in the instalment titled "Our Betrayal: Part 2". | And since I've got a lover, why I don't care a fig. | 0 |
The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | 1 |
The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | 1 |
The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | In 1969, Barbara Windsor sang the song in the original cast of "Sing a Rude Song", a musical biography of Marie Lloyd written by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin. In 1978, she performed the song as part of a Marie Lloyd medley in an episode of BBC light entertainment programme "The Good Old Days". | 1 |
The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | Now, If I were a Duchess and had a lot of money, | 0 |
2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | A 1999 episode of British sitcom "Goodnight Sweetheart" featured the song. Emma Amos played Marie Lloyd, singing the song in an episode titled "The 'Ouses in Between." | 1 |
2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | But I haven't got a penny, so we'll live on love and kisses, | 0 |
2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | In 1977, Miss Piggy sings the song - accompanied by Rowlf on piano, and with the audience joining in - in the UK spot of the Rich Little episode of "The Muppet Show". | 1 |
2018 film "The Happy Prince" has Rupert Everett singing the song in the role of Oscar Wilde. | Now, If I were a Duchess and had a lot of money, | 0 |
The song featured in a 2018 episode of CBBC TV series "Hetty Feather", based on the novel by Jacqueline Wilson. Polly Allen's character Sheila Ormsby briefly sings it in the eighth episode of Series 4 in order to win the title of Festival Queen. | The song was featured in Season 1, Episode 1 of the BBC Two series "Peaky Blinders." Original air date was September, 12, 2013 but it was filmed in 2012. Annabelle Wallis's character Grace Burgess sang it; vocal credit was Dara MacMahon. | 1 |
The song featured in a 2018 episode of CBBC TV series "Hetty Feather", based on the novel by Jacqueline Wilson. Polly Allen's character Sheila Ormsby briefly sings it in the eighth episode of Series 4 in order to win the title of Festival Queen. | The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery:1548852 | 0 |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.