English idioms maze the minds of most
Every cloud is lined in silver cloth
I put my foot in it now I’m divorced
If I’m late the wife will have my guts
What on earth is meant by the Lord’s wrath?
English natives speak in words and grunts
Straight from the horses mouth, seems rather coarse
If you want to bid, you merely cough
I put my foot in it now I’m divorced
There’s no fool like an old one , shall we laugh?
The tea could hardly crawl out of the pot
English natives speak, we’re twice as daft?
She looked as nice as pi … is that in maths?
Her wardrobe was the envy of the gods
I put my foot in it now I’m divorced
Ever seen old boots, well she is not
Ever been on Tubes, well mind the doors
English idioms bruise the minds of hosts
I put my foot in it ,now I’m divorced
How my heart sings 