Song not mentioned in the FAQ...

[stevenf@europa.com (Steven Frank)]

    I have an audio tape, put out by the BBC, of the British comedy show 
"Not The Nine O'Clock News".  It is copyright 1978 or '79, if I recall 
correctly.  There's a lot of comedy skits on it, as well as music 
parodies.  One of them is a song called "England My Leotard", and is 
apparently Kate parodying herself.

    I did a quick scan of the FAQ, but I didn't see this mentioned.  It 
really is Kate singing.  I don't think anyone can impersonate her quite 
that well.  Plus the liner says "Kate Bush Music/EMI".

    Does anyone know any background info on this?

    I'd post the lyrics, but I can't understand all of them.  :)  And I'm 
a native Brit...  One of the more humorous lines though, is when she 
sings "It's not your mind, it's your body they're into / my business 
manager said. / He told me I need an intellect like I need a / hole in 
the hole in the hole in the head."

    It is a perfect parody of her musical style during that period.

    Any thoughts?

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