Please help me ensure that Jacques Rudoph hears asong I wrote (sort of) about him!

[AlanJLegend]

Firstly, apologies if this is breaking some kind of rules regarding advertising or spam. I'd like to think I've been here long enough and made enough posts to get the benefit of the doubt that I have not just signed up to promote my own causes in some way.

A few years ago I wrote a song titled 'Your New Boyfriend Looks Like Jacques Rudolph'. I find it mildly amusing, and my friends tend to agree. Said song can be heard here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIV6tqZ5bOQ

I think it would be hilarious for Jacques Rudolph to hear this song, and have posted it on the Glamorgan Facebook page, nicely asking them to pass it on to him and relay his thoughts. I am hoping that some of you might be able to do me an enormous favour and listen to the song, LIKE the status, perhaps even make a post imploring how important it is that Jacques hears this! It would be one of the greatest things ever.

https://www.facebook.com/GlamCricket/posts/1407473662908084?notif_t=like

Thanks heaps
-Alan

 

[HeathDavisSpeed]

Alan - I will listen if you can reassure me that it doesn't contain Dawood-esque rhyming. i.e. if there is rhyming involved, is it safe to assume you have rhymed different words rather than the same word over and over again?

 

[AlanJLegend]

Alan - I will listen if you can reassure me that it doesn't contain Dawood-esque rhyming. i.e. if there is rhyming involved, is it safe to assume you have rhymed different words rather than the same word over and over again?

I can make that reassurance

 

[Dan]

Haha, gun stuff.

 

[jan]

JR will love it :-)

 

[harsh.ag]

This is brilliant!

Rudolph and Morne have to see it. Jamessssss....

 

[Red]

Cool

 

[AlanJLegend]

I think we're getting somewhere!

 

[Marius]

Ha ha, that was pretty good.

Just one thing, for when you write more songs about Rudolph, or about Jacques Kallis. You don't pronounce the 's' at the end of Jacques. Otherwise, you get South African way of pronouncing the way spot-on.