"I'm over you, so, please get over me".
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Posted on 05/26/2024 12:26:30 AM PDT by nickcarraway
Guess Who’s No Time is the ultimate “it’s not you it’s me”. The seasons changed and so did I, you need not wonder why there’s no time left for you.
Surprised “Freebird” isn’t on the list.
and Duprees - “Have You Heard”
Oh yeah that is a breakup song. Honestly by the time the 14 minutes of amazing guitar solo are done I’ve completely forgotten there were lyrics. Probably what kept it off the list.
“That’s the Way, I Always Heard” Carlie Simon.
The Wreck of the Shenandoah--Vernon Dalhart (1925)
US Navy airship crash in Ohio, 1925
The Santa Barbara Earthquake--Vernon Dalhardt (1925)
Santa Barbara, Calif. earthquake, 1925
The Wreck of the Old 97--Vernon Dalhart (1925)
train wreck in Lynchburg, Va., 1903
The West Plains Explosion--Vernon Dalhart & Carson Robison (1928)
methane explosion at a dance hall in West Plains, Mo., 1928
Sinking of the Great Titanic--Vernon Dalhart (1928)
1912 shipwreck
#1
Isaac Hayes: Walk On By
In 1964, Dionne Warwick marked the first artist to score a hit with this Burt Bacharach-penned tune. Five years later, funk and soul star Isaac Hayes recorded this 12-minute interpretation of “Walk on By” for Hot Buttered Soul. The song, in which the narrator begs their ex keep on walking if they ever cross paths (so that they can hide their tears and maintain their “foolish pride”), has been covered by dozens of artists, including Gloria Gaynor, Seal, Cyndi Lauper, and The Beach Boys, to name a few.
“Someday” Alan Jackson.
One of the DJs on Boss Radio 93 KHJ called the group the Stoned Ponies. Nonetheless, it got a lot of airplay on that station.
“Words at Twenty Paces” Alabama
“Like We Never Loved at All” Faith Hill and Tim McGraw.
Or Roy Clark, "Thank God and Greyhound".
Free Bird
Beatles: I Call Your Name
Bell Bottom Blues. Derek and the Dominoes
Good call, beat me by ten minutes.
“Wendy” by The Beach Boys and Laura Nyro’s versions of “Walk On By” and “Crying”.
One less egg to fry (that line always cracked me up).
And the Jerry Reed - Dolly Parton classic comedy live duo-counterpoint “You got the gold mine, I got the shaft”
Also country D-I-V-O-R-C-E
"I'm over you, so, please get over me".
With Old Country Soul Duets With Luke Bryan On American Idol!
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