Toddy Flowey

Song for Ireland.

And there was one more song he sang.

But in the next few days, all these songs are coming up, you know.

The day after he died, I think it was, my brother's mechanic, he was going out to work, you know, and he was just going out the porch, you know, just out the front door, and he just heard the song for Ireland.

He's going, where the fuck is it?

He checked his phone and all.

The song for Ireland, come on.

He went back in and the Google speaker just started playing out of the blue, you know, by itself, like, you know.

That was one, and the day after that, that song, Nothing Rhyme, was played on the radio, you know.

I hadn't heard Gilbert O'Sullivan play it on Radio 1.

Rona Collins started playing the song, you know, if I give him the seat and been saving, you know.

And these are all so in style.

Little signs, yeah.

Exactly, yeah.

Little signs.

You'll be sent signs after you pass, you know.

Your loved one, whoever passes will be sending you signs.

Just be open to them, you know.

Just be open to them.

The other song he sang was... Time to say goodbye.