Super schöner Abend gestern. Ich freue mich schon aufs nächste Mal.
Den Ursprung von "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" habe ich übrigens noch mal gegoogelt und feststellen müssen, dass ich da einem Gerücht aufgesessen bin:
"The chorus makes it clear with "Goodbye Piccadilly, farewell Leicester Square!" Far from being concerned with the army, the song is about the feeling of homesickness experienced by Irish ex-pats in the British capital. And in 1912 the way from London to Tipperary was a long one by any means.
There are, however, several persistent attempts at making more local sense out of the "long way to Tipperary". One such attempt involves the distance between Tipperary town and the nearest railway station. While this might have given a certain poignant meaning to the song for locals and soldiers billeted there, the London references make it a far-fetched explanation indeed. Not to mention that the song only references Tipperary, a large county, not the town specifically."
(Quelle)Nur damit man mir nicht vorwerfen kann, falsche Infos zu verbreiten.