Maths Teacher's Words of Wisdom
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"Maths Teacher‘s Words of Wisdom" is a song by the pop group Sack Trick, from their (Music From) The Mystery Rabbits album. The song is about a boy being in awe of his maths teacher's seemingly senseless advice. The lyrics feature clever and amusing puns on several traditional sayings. For instance, "Never put all your eggs in one basket" becomes "Never put both legs in one basket", and "Out of sight is out of mind" becomes "Out of sight is often behind". The chorus features an entire class of primary school children screaming "Our Maths Teacher Speaks Words of Wisdom!" in between Doogie White's vocals. The second half of the song is instrumental, and includes pieces being played on a mouth organ, and a cello.
[edit] Credits
Dave Hobbs - Cello
Alessandro "Sponder" Elena - Drums, 1st Bavarian
Doogie White - Lead Vocals
Alexander John Wallace Dickson - 2nd Bavarian, Glockenspiel, Moothie, Guitar
Jack Endino - Rock Icon
Chris Dale - 3rd Bavarian, Bass
Big Blue Parrot (Courtesy of London Zoo) - Intro Vocals
Class 4b of Berenger Sauniere Primary - Chorus Vocals
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