Posted on 03/02/2005 12:30:39 PM PST by sully777
Ah! there you go "I'm not Lisa"!
"Brand New Key" by Melanie (I've got a brand new pair of roller skates, you've got a brand new key....)
"Loving You (is easy cause you're beautiful)" by Minnie Ripperton (oooooooo--ooooooooooooo---oooooooooo!!!!!)
Girl, you're a hot-blooded woman-child
And it's warm where you're touchin' me
GACK!
Almost as funny as his frenzied defense against the killer rabbit.
Peaches & Herb....or something like that?
Along the same vein, don't forget "Babe" by Styx. Horrid!
whenever we go on a motorcycle run, our little joke is to play the Monkees, and turn up the volume!
a Harley with a CD player, a good woman, gas money. who needs more?
MEGA_GACK!!
"Reunited" by ....I forget who. Help me out folks.
Peaches and Herb. Kill me. Just kill me now for knowing that, LOL!
I vote for "I'm All Out of Love" by Air Supply. Hell, ANY song by Air Supply. Eewwwwww!
(The Litte River Band has a few stinkers, too.)
"Reunited" by ....I forget who. Help me out folks.
Peaches and Herb. Kill me. Just kill me now for knowing that, LOL!
I vote for "I'm All Out of Love" by Air Supply. Hell, ANY song by Air Supply. Eewwwwww!
(The Litte River Band has a few stinkers, too.)
Sheena Easton....My baby takes the mornin' train
I nominate two:
Run Joey Run
and
Rocky (by Austin Roberts, NOT the movie theme)
Run Joey Run
David Geddes
[sung by girl who sounds like she's 13]
Daddy please don't, it wasn't his fault, he means so much to me
Daddy please don't, we're gonna get married...just you wait and see.
[sung by man who sounds like he's 30]
She called me up, late last night, she said Joe, don't come over
My dad and I just had a fight, and he stormed out the door
I've never seen him act his this way, my God, hes going crazy
He says he's gonna make you pay, for what we've done, he's got a gun, so
[backup singers:]
Run Joey Run Joey Run
[sung by girl who sounds like she's 13]
Daddy please don't, it wasn't his fault, he means so much to me
Daddy please don't, we're gonna get married...just you wait and see.
[sung by man who sounds like he's 30]
I got in my car and I drove like mad, till I reached Julie's place
She ran to me, with tears in her eyes, and bruises on her face
All at once, I saw him there, sneaking up behind me,
[girl yells]
WATCH OUT!
[Back to the 30 year old]
Then Julie yelled, he's got a gun, and she stepped in front of me
Suddenly, a shot rang out, and I saw Julie falling
I ran to her, I held her close, when I looked down, my hands were red,
and heres the last words Julie said...
[girl, softly ... expiring]
Daddy please don't, it wasn't his fault, he means so much to me
Daddy please don't, we're gonna get married.....aaahhh..ahhhh
ahhhh....ahhhhh
[backup singers]
Run Joey run Joey run Joey run Joey run Joey run
i'll counter your "Beth" with "angie" by the stones.
It gets better LOL
Eleanor
'I am Woman, hear me roar!'
I sing it: I am Woman, hear me blab
Well they did all get together the other week for the opening of "Mama Mia" in Stockholm but didn't sing.
Mandy....
Well you came and you gave without taking
but I sent you away, oh Mandy
well you kissed me and stopped me from shaking
And I need you today, oh Mandy
Good song, but the Rolling Stones did it first and better...
And you can
Send me dead flowers every morning
Send me dead flowers by the mail
Send me dead flowers at my wedding
And I won't forget to put roses on your grave
}:-)4
Earworm, LOL. I used to drive a coworker crazy by calling and singing the Almond Joy jingle and then hang up. They would be stuck with it for the day....heh heh
I googled this up, but it says to name the song if you want to get rid of it....
The Germans use the word Ohrwurm (rhymes with "door worm," where the "w" is pronounced like a "v") to denote these cognitively infectious musical agents. Whenever somebody complains to you that he just can't keep the latest pop tune from running through his head, tell him he can dispel it by calling it by name and by thinking about the original German meaning, which captures some of the mnemonicalli parasitical connotations of the word, for Ohrwurm literally means "ear worm" and is also used to refer to a kind of worm that can crawl into the ear.
Howard Rheingold, "Untranslatable words," The Whole Earth Review, December 22, 1987
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