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h
house
analogy
You might like to think of your tune as a house, and the words as the
interior decor which of course can be changed - a sort of musical version
of Changing Rooms if you will (that is where two couples swap houses
and redecorate them in the style of a Dutch brothel or a Bombay public
toilet).
Now that all that has been explained, where does Handy Andy fit into all this? Well we don’t need a Handy Andy banging away on his own trying to destroy a perfectly good piece of furniture, not when there is Colin Sell at the piano.
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