This dub-breaks-new-wave-pop tune was made to mark the passing of a close friend, Stevie Downs, props-master at Yorkshire Television. It contains poignant clips from one of his favourite bands, XTC, from a song based on a Scottish sea-shanty containing the words "If I should die at sea...". Stevie was drowned scuba-diving off the coast of the Mull of Kintyre. He was a wonderfully funny, warm and generous man, and is sorely missed.
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