Sydney Swelters

It’s too darned hot… Yip, it’s going to be a hot one here in Sydney today. Already it is humid and sweltering…

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Reminds me of that great song sung by Erasure on ‘Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute To Cole Porter‘ – It’s Too Darn Hot (lyrics below)

It’s too darn hot
It’s too darn hot
I like to sup with my baby tonight
Refill the cup with my baby tonight
I like to sup with my baby tonight
Refill the cup with my baby tonight
But I ain’t up to my baby tonight
Cause it’s too darn hot
It’s too darn hot
It’s just too darn hot
I like to coo with my baby tonight
And pitch the woo with my baby tonight
I like to coo with my baby tonight
And pitch the woo with my baby tonight
But brother you fight my baby tonight
Cause it’s too darn hot
According to the kinzy report
Every average man you know
Much prefers his lovey dovey to court
When the temperature is low
But when the thermometer goes way up
And the weather is sizzling hot
Mr. Pants for romance is not
Because it’s too darn hot
It’s too darn hot
It’s too darn hot
Oh, it’s too darn hot
It’s too darn hot
I like to coo with my baby tonight
And pitch the woo with my baby tonight
I like to coo with my baby tonight
Pitch the woo with my baby tonight
Brother you fight my baby tonight
Cause it’s too darn hot
Mr. Gob for his squab,
A marine for his queen,
A G.I. for his cutie pie is not
Oh it’s too darn hot
It’s too darn hot
It’s too darn hot
I gotta get the heat down
Gotta get the heat down

I thoroughly recommend that anyone who has not watched the Red, Hot and Blue video/DVD to have a look. Description below from Amazon.com:

‘The wildly successful Red Hot + Blue project, featuring such world-class artists as U2, Annie Lennox, Tom Waits, and Sinead O’Connor, and such acclaimed directors as Wim Wenders, Alex Cox, and Jonathan Demme, is finally being released with the care that it deserves. Originally issued in 1990, the Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute To Cole Porter album created massive media attention for AIDS relief and became the first release in a 15-album series. An eclectic musical homage to the legendary songwriter Cole Porter, it went platinum, spent 24 weeks on the Billboard charts, and generated $3 million dollars for AIDS charities worldwide, but its companion piece, a VHS collection of music videos, was somewhat relegated to the shadows. That changes with the 2-disc Special Edition package of Red Hot + Blue, which contains all the music videos on a DVD and the album, complete with a much-needed remastering, on a CD, both in the same package.’