The dangers of catchy film tunes
Posted at 4:04 PM on December 1, 2008
by Euan Kerr
Singing a song you like from a movie can get you in trouble as a young man in Scotland discovered recently.
And in case you don't know the song, here are two versions courtesy of YouTube. First the original:
And now the choral version heard at the end of the Simpsons movie:
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