An animated cartoon for a kid's song that I wrote that tells about the significance of the symbols on Canadian coins. It's used in elementary schools throughout the country to teach them about money and how to count.. + Informações

These pennies are rarely seen by the public, and even harder to get. Details are given at end of show - ENJOY Thanks to YouTube for the use of the song "Pennies From Heaven" Sung by Louis Prima. + Informações

This children's song is all about the meanings of certain symbols on Canadian coins. To get the lyrics, all you have to do is click CC on the sidebar.. + Informações

dispatch greatest xD lyrics: I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets well the train skates into Port Henry a late sunday sometimes when I'm riding high feeling fine you know there's something troubling me troublin' my mind so I reach into my pocket for some small change I reach into my pocket for some small change ya I want bones like iron blood like mercury so I can tell you when I'm rising and when I'm sinking in im sinkin im sinkin in CHORUS we're gonna take it to the people ya were gonna take it to the people ya were gonna take it to the people ya hey let's drink from the cup share some luck go ahead and laugh cause it don't cost much no no it dont dont cost much I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets. + Informações

From Bang Bang, There's a chord missing in the bridge, I haven't heard the song in a while sorry I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets well the train skates into Port Henry late Sunday sometimes when I'm riding high feeling fine you know there's something troubling yah, troubling my mind so I reach into my pocket for some small change I reach into my pocket for some small change I want bones like iron blood like mercury so I can tell you when I'm rising and when I'm sinking in [CHORUS] we're gonna take it to the people hey let's drink from the cup share some luck go ahead and laugh cause it don't cost much no, no, it don't, don't cost much [x2] I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets. + Informações

Sweet song performed during a ceremony of the celebration of the 45th anniversary of the Canadian flag (Feb. 15) on Valentine's Day, 2010, in the centre court of Markville Mall near Unionville in Markham, Ontario. The song is called Canada In My Pocket, and these are the lyrics: Chorus: I've got Canada in my pocket A little bit of history A penny, and a nickel And a quarter and a dime Mean a lot to you and me It's more than pocket money They're the symbols of our land They're pictures of important things For which this country stands The maple leaf, the maple leaf Is a beautiful sight to see It waves 'hello'' to us below From the top of a maple tree And with every year that passes It grows like you and me So should we all grow straight and tall Like the lovely maple tree The beaver, oh the beaver Is a beautiful sight to see He's a happy, furry animal Like a teddy bear with teeth He's never ever lazy He works all night and day Building houses for his family He's got no time to play The schooner, oh the schooner Is a beautiful sight to see It's a great big wooden sailing ship That can sail across the sea It brings to other countries The things their people need And brings back things Like chocolate bars And books for us to read The caribou, the caribou Is a beautiful sight to see He's a really big strong animal I'm sure you'll all agree He looks like Santa's reindeer And he loves it when The wind blows cold So he lives up north With the polar bears 'Cause he likes the ice .... + Informações

Money in my Poket---Dennis Brown. + Informações

Genre: Alternative Style: Alternative Pop/Rock, Pop-Rock. + Informações

This is a video from a spot ive been metal detecting when I get time that is private property that i go when the gate is open by the owner while hes there. I Scored 5 silver coins and my first half dollar, plus more and a few small coin spills. I also did alittle coin searching for half dollars at a local back before i detected and scored 7 silver 40% half dollars. I had the search for them on tape but it was to long of a video so I just showed the finds from them at the end. Enjoy my best silver day so far.... + Informações

Yea, so I couldnt find a studio version of this song so I decided to make one, enjoy ! LYRICS: Got a little change in my pocket going jingle lingle ling Want to call you on the telephone baby I give you a ring But each time we talk I get the same old thing Always no huggin no kissin until I get a wedding ring My honey my baby don't put my love upon no shelf She said don't give no lines and keep your hands to yourself Cruel baby baby baby why you want to treat me this way you know I'm still your lover boy I still feel the same way that's when she told me a story 'bout free milk and a cow and she said no huggin no kissin until I get a wedding vow my honey my baby don't put my love upon no shelf she said don't hand me no lines and keep your hands to yourself you see I wanted her real bad and I was about to give in that's when she started talkin' true love started talkin' about sin I said honey I'll live with you for the rest of my life she said no huggin no kissin until you make me your wife my honey my baby don't put my love on no shelf she don't hand me no lines and keep your hands to yourself.. + Informações

My first pocket knife and lots of activity from the 60's.. + Informações

"Two Coins" by Dispatch Leave some comments! :) I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets well the train skates into Port Henry a late sunday sometimes when I'm riding high feeling fine you know there's something troubling me troublin' my mind so I reach into my pocket for some small change I reach into my pocket for some small change ya I want bones like iron blood like mercury so I can tell you when I'm rising and when I'm sinking in im sinkin im sinkin in CHORUS we're gonna take it to the people ya were gonna take it to the people ya were gonna take it to the people ya hey let's drink from the cup share some luck go ahead and laugh cause it don't cost much no no it dont cost much I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets. + Informações

Michael Mitchell sings his song of the emblems on our coins. + Informações

All Points Bulletin 2004 (lyrics below) I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets well the train skates into Port Henry late sunday sometimes when I'm riding high feeling fine you know there's something troubling my mind so I reach into my pocket for some small change I reach into my pocket for some small change I want bones like iron blood like mercury so I can tell you when I'm rising and I'm sinking in chorus we're gonna take it to the people hey let's drink from the cup share some luck go ahead and laugh cause it don't cost much I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets. + Informações

I have been metal detecting a lot in my yard lately. I am finding some great stuff with my new Whites CoinMaster! There is a really trashy area in my back yard that I have been hunting heavily and I keep on pulling some nice finds out of there. I found some wheat pennies, a railroad token, a coin from Bermuda, and a really nice buckle in the woods. The woods behind my house is looking like a promising spot for some nice old coins and relics.. + Informações

This is the third video to be lifted from Mere Theory's debut album 'Catalan Atlas'. The animation, by Rob Green, is based on the original story 'Once I flew' by South Australian playwright Finnegan Kruckemeyer. ONCE I FLEW When I was 15, I flew. It wasnt something I expected. I had been on my way to the shops, to get tea. My mother was having friends over, and with no tea, a core part of their weekly chat would be lacking. So I walked down the alleyway that joins onto the main street where the shops are. And halfway there, with no one around, with the coins for Tetleys jangling in my pocket, I began to rise. It wasnt flying at first it was only forgetting where the ground was. My steps felt lighter than they had before, and the cuffs of my pants seemed to float around my ankles. Then the footpath felt soft, so soft, and when I looked down to find out why, I saw only air on my heels, wind pushing against my soles. Then my hands rose. When people fly in movies, this is always the picture they project, but I know now that it is natural, it is the way your body reacts to the sudden feeling of only air surrounding you. And I flew. I had two feelings about my movement that of catching the breeze, the feeling of floating and navigating my way. And then another feeling, an opposite one. The feeling that I was being taken, carried somewhere beyond my control. Once I was above the roofs, I found myself being turned and sent back the same way I had come, though not at all in the .... + Informações

camper van beethoven - change your mind (from "our beloved revolutionary sweetheart", 1988) Walk, oh walk away Put my head down on the table, rub two coins together in my pocket For good luck 'Cuz how far can you walk and not grow restless Though the moon may cross from horizon to horizon Change your mind, you can change your mind I'll be glad to let ya, even if you walk away. + Informações

"Flying Horses" by Dispatch the river of doubt gave birth to a beautiful stone and in my hands I held it and I knew I was on my own so I picked it up and held it to the sky and in my reflection. I knew I was all alone then I saw this girl with the most beautiful hair she had it wrapped around her for clothes she did not wear I asked her for a lock and she complied, after leaving gorgeous footsteps in the sand as if she didn't care she was the prettiest girl I ever saw the stone lay still without a flaw the feelings I had defied the law as I came to, I went to and I took a look, a look down the road to see a badger and a one eyed toad they didn't say a word, they just looked at me with that wise old look of the old then I went to down to town to my favorite merry-go-round to the place where magic horses fly and you seldom see a frown [Chorus] but then I stole a ring from the flying horses and I can't begin to explain how I stole a ring from the flying horses and it's all rusty now I stole a ring from the flying horses and I can't begin to explain how I stole a ring from the flying horses and it's all rusty now You see 'cause that stone fell through my pocket and that lock of hair flew away with the wind If you chance to meet upon either well you know where they've been but don't pick them up or try to find me they're much happier to be on their own beauty like that knows no home and then if you take a look, a look down the road you'll see a badger and a one eyed toad they .... + Informações

This is one of the very first songs that I learned on guitar, and I listen to it / play it whenever I need to relax... Dispatch is one of my favorite bands of all time. And I know the lyrics are a little bit different, it's just how I like to sing it, and I guess that's why it's a cover! So here goes nothing, hope you like it! Lyrics: Verse 1 I stick loneliness, your lips, and the two coins of your eyes Into my pockets, yeah ah Well the train skates into Port Henry, Late Sunday, yeah ah Sometimes when I'm riding high, feeling fine you know there's something Troubling my, troubling my, mind Chorus So I reach into my pocket for some, small change I reach into my pocket for some, small change Verse 2 I want bones like iron blood like mercury So I can tell you when I'm rising, and I'm sinking in I'm sinking in, I'm sinking in, I'm sinking in Late sunday, yeah ah Chorus Bridge We're gonna take it to the people, yeah ah We're gonna take to the people, yeah ah Hey let's drink from the cup, share some luck, go ahead and laugh cause it don't, cost much No it don't cost much, if you'd just reach Chorus X2 Ton Luk Music. + Informações

The easy way to save money: A year of saving coins from my back pocket and putting them in the 4.5L Bell's whisky bottle. But how much money was in there? Make a comment with your guess..... + Informações

Let's save money! From now until the begining of June, I'm going to put all of the change from my pockets into my Random Jar Jar (nee White Chicken Chilli) and see how much money I've saved! Hot, right?. + Informações

"Still drawn to the change in my pocket, I started thinking about other coins, especially the quarter and the dollar. In this I was aided (abetted?) by my old friend Joe K. and by the US Mint itself, which has an excellent website (www.usmint.gov). The mint's facts and Joe's opinions have kept me sputtering along since the last wonk." A video blog by Jerry Shea, UNM professor emeritus. From the original blog at MacInstruct.com, Aug. 5, 2008.. + Informações

Song starts at 1:50. Cover of Two Coins by Dispatch Lyrics: I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets well the train skates into Port Henry late sunday sometimes when I'm riding high feeling fine you know there's something troubling my mind so I reach into my pocket for some small change I reach into my pocket for some small change I want bones like iron blood like mercury so I can tell you when I'm rising and I'm sinking in chorus we're gonna take it to the people hey let's drink from the cup share some luck go ahead and laugh cause it don't cost much I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets. + Informações

Do You Love Me (part 2) lyrics Onward! And Onward! And Onward I go Where no man before could be bothered to go Till the soles of my shoes are shot full of holes And it's all downhill with a bullet This ramblin' and rovin' has taken it's course I'm grazing with the dinosaurs and the dear old horses And the city streets crack and a great hole forces Me down with my soapbox, my pulpit The theatre ceiling is silver star spangled And the coins in my pocket go jingle-jangle Do you love me? Do you love me? Do you love me? Do you love me? There's a man in the theatre with girlish eyes Who's holding my childhood to ransom On the screen there's a death, there's a rustle of cloth And a sickly voice calling me handsome There's a man in the theatre with sly girlish eyes On the screen there's an ape, a gorilla There's a groan, there's a cough, there's a rustle of cloth And a voice that stinks of death and vanilla This is a secret, mauled and mangled And the coins in my pocket go jingle-jangle Do you love me? Do you love me? Do you love me? Do you love me? The walls in the ceiling are painted in blood The lights go down, the red curtains come apart The room is full of smoke and dialogue I know by heart And the coins in my pocket jingle-jangle As the great screen crackled and popped And the clock of my boyhood was wound down and stopped And my handsome little body oddly propped And my trousers right down to my ankles Yes, onward! And upward! And I'm off to find love Do you love me? If .... + Informações

I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets well the train skates into Port Henry late sunday sometimes when I'm riding high feeling fine you know there's something troubling my mind so I reach into my pocket for some small change I reach into my pocket for some small change I want bones like iron blood like mercury so I can tell you when I'm rising and I'm sinking in chorus we're gonna take it to the people hey let's drink from the cup share some luck go ahead and laugh cause it don't cost much I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets. + Informações