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David Cameron tackles Beatles on karaoke at Blur man's birthday party

Conservative Party leader tackles Fab Four classic at Alex James' bash

Conservative Party leader David Cameron sang a karaoke version of The Beatles' 'A Hard Day's Night' at a birthday party for Blur bassist Alex James, it has been revealed.

Cameron was invited to James' party before both gave talks at Woodstock Literary Festival in Blenheim Palace last September. Speaking of his choice of song, the MP told the Daily Mail that he wanted to sing something he couldn't get wrong.

"I find it's better to sing something old, something familiar and something fairly easy to sing. Even I couldn't muck up a song like that," he explained.

Cameron added his relief that no video footage of the 'performance' has emerged, saying: "My previous line on karaoke was that it was perfectly acceptable if I was abroad, but at least I don't think there were any cameras in the room. I hope!"
 

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Comments (2)

lazmartin 

Jan 14, 2010

Wow! Those conservative guys are crrrazy!...you know what - those guys are suddenly and instantaneously now alright in my books. Thanks to this article.

shityourlegoff 

Jan 16, 2010

What a cunt. Cuntservatives.

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