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sing the same tune
(redirected from songsheet)

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sing the same tune  (British, American & Australian) also sing from the same hymnsheet/songsheet (British)
if a group of people sing the same tune, they say the same things about a subject in public (usually in continuous tenses) I want to make sure we're all singing the same tune before we give any interviews to the newspapers.
See also: same, sing, tune
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His despicable decision to save Lloyd in last week's sing-off when he sounded like Larry Lloyd was surely made with an eye on the balance sheet rather than the songsheet, just like his ploy to let Jedward perform second from last a night earlier.
Twins timing a Jed cert; RESULT! by The Mirror (London, England)
They will be joined by The Singalong Chorus, and you'll get a free songsheet and Union Flag.
Revival of the recorder by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
It will be a traditional panto with slapstick, slosh, songsheets, singing, dancing but most of all - lots of comedy.
Back with a real legend by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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