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tra-la-la

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Noun1.tra-la-la - a set of nonsensical syllables used while humming a refraintra-la-la - a set of nonsensical syllables used while humming a refrain
refrain, chorus - the part of a song where a soloist is joined by a group of singers


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The obvious place to start is with the Banana Splits' The Tra-la-la song, which heralded the start of another Saturday morning show of mischief and madness - and, in 1979, was covered by childish, and really not-very-good, US punk wannabes The Dickies.
The second fatal flaw, quite literally, in this bright idea is that in the golden age of schooling when we all skipped tra-la-la to school, the fastest thing on the road was an Austin Montego, which, in the terrible event it should mount the kerb and head straight for you, you had a good hour or two to sidestep it.
Mouths are blurred with sheen of flies, and all the pretty fools are silent here, no careless songs, no tra-la-la.
 
 
 
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