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Guess you are right, and it extends to a third generation.
There seems to be some bitterness between the first two, some bad feelings, but your Mom is always your Mom no matter what.
I think the song can be about any child-mother-child combination and how they are ultimately connected.
Oh THEM...never mind, I escaped!
Squeaky female voices are a formula to hide a lack of talent- that way they just have to LOOK good!
But they make my ears bleed, lol!
Them. The one's holding you hostage. Don't let them know that I know that they're holding you hostage because "I don't know".
Squeaky female voices are all the rage (I think). Or maybe it's due to a lack of talent.
Must say, I believe The Red Thread may be the greatest Golden Pell winner ever. That song is beautiful. Lyrically and musically.
Mike, I really enjoyed the second half of this show. It was really good from start to finish.
You are a big fan of Lucy Kaplansky aren't you? I believe she may have moved into staple territory. And this song is so good that I'm gonna listen to it again when I finish typing this. She has a great voice. This is the Golden Pell winner and I really, really, really, really, really like it. Are you getting the hint?
Arthur Lee and Love, Elvis Costello (staple) and Tim Hardin were all terrific. And I really liked the two versions of Red Hot, probably liking the latter version by Robert Gordon slightly better than the former by Billy Lee Riley. You're right, they do sound like they are having fun.
Everything else worked too, especially The Royal Guardsmen and Van Morrison.
You may have outdone yourself with minimal effort today my friend.
HEP me!!!
I9t sounded like you didn't want to play that Snoopy song? Are you being held hostage, forced to play that song? If so, just nod. I'll come and rescue you when I have some free time.
Love! I know it's a cover, but you know who else covered that? Toni Basil! Ted Nugent! And more! Out of all the versions I've heard, I like Love['s the best.
Elvis. Ick.
That Tim Hardin song was good.
pssst...don't let them know that I know.
That song from Lucy Koplanski was ok, but she sounds like a lot of those type of female artists. You know?
Nice show, but you really had to say "it's only music"? C'mon.
Wait. Unless they made you say that.
Don't worry, I'm looking for some free time in my schedule.
There are no birthdays today
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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