#1 SONG HIT ON THE DAY YOU WERE BORN?

[BROKENDOLL]

With Waters playing last year and McCartney this year, I'd guess the average age group at Coachella has changed somewhat. Check this site out and then share what the #1 song hit was on the day and year you were born...(www.joshhosler.biz )
12/4/60~ Are You Lonesome Tonight/ Elvis Presley (Go ahead and laugh motherfuckers, but keep in mind I'm still dancing!) :dumbo

[thestripe]

04/21/82 - "I Love Rock 'n Roll" by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts

[MissingPerson]

1985 ... "Shout" by Tears for Fears

Hey, I can live with that. Go me.

[locachica73]

Killing Me Softly With His Song - Roberta Flack

[MissingPerson]

Nice, Loca. Nice.

[sonofhal]

I get American Pie in the US Chart. Telegram Sam (T.Rex) was No1 in the UK.

[Mr. Dylanja]

1983 ... "Come On Eileen" by Dexy's Midnight Runners

[Blinken]

5x1K5UH2nek

[Rockstarboy37]

Oh dear god why?

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seven years later though. Not bad

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[TommyboyUNM]

November 8th, 1981: "Private Eyes" by Daryl Hall & John Oates.

You could a lot worse than Hall & Oates, motherfuckers.

[fikus222]

1978 ... "With a Little Luck" by Paul McCartney & Wings

[avatar]

1987 ... "Lean on Me" by Club Nouveau

i was one year too early for rick astley's never gonna give you up

[kreutz2112]

06/26/1984 - "The Reflex" by Duran Duran

I've never heard it....I don't think.

[apostle2]

Oh god, mine is really, really bad.

February 22nd, 1986 - How Will I Know - Whitney Houston

[Quadromarshia]

"Miss You Much" by Janet Jackson: 17 Oct 1989.

Ew.

[disgustipated]

1977 ... "When I Need You" by Leo Sayer

:nono

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[Courtney]

"Ebony and Ivory" by Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder... IT'S A SIGN!

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Interestingly, 1982 is the third time Paul McCartney had a #1 hit on June 25. The first was "Silly Love Songs" in 1976, and the second was "Coming Up (Live at Glasgow)" in 1980.

[Tylerdurden31]

1981 ... "I Love a Rainy Night" by Eddie Rabbitt

wha?

[Mr. Dylanja]

"Miss You Much" by Janet Jackson: 17 Oct 1989.

Ew.

Fuck off, youngin'.

[indietron]

September 23, 1990 - "Release Me" by Wilson Phillips

[MeowMixer]

"Can't Help Falling in Love" by UB40
I wish I didn't know that.


No wonder I hate my life....

[bmack86]

Oh god, mine is really, really bad.

February 22nd, 1986 - How Will I Know - Whitney Houston

This was Number one on February 12, 1986 as well.

[humanoid]

The Eagles "New Kid in Town" 1977

[Ill_Eagle]

1988 ... "Anything for You" by Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine

[CalmerThanYou]

1983 Down Under Men at Work

That site was the first website ever made. i hope he doesnt ever update it.

[MassiveChemicalPunk]

Wow... Feb 28th 1983

"Billy Jean" by Michael Jackson

http://991.com/newgallery/Michael-Jackson-Billie-Jean-349816.jpg

[BobCaygeon]

06/26/1984 - "The Reflex" by Duran Duran

I've never heard it....I don't think.

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[Courtney]

MassiveChemicalPunk wins.

[BobCaygeon]

Blue Velvet - Bobby Vinton

I think I prefer the movie.

[amyzzz]

"Brother Louie" by Stories


I have no idea wtf that is.

[zenidogx]

3.19.1989 ... "The Living Years" by Mike + the Mechanics

interesting. they would later go on to influence the Decemberists. the Crane Wife is just "the living years" 10 times over.

[chiapet]

"Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry

I do like that song :)

[ivankay]

This is fun.

Judy in Disguise (with Glasses) - John Fred and His Playboy Band

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i like this one better because of all the various record jackets of all sorts of acts from that time:

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This is a performance clip:

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[bobert]

"Physical" - Olivia Newton-John.

God, the 80s sucked.

[Alchemy]

1987 ... "Lean on Me" by Club Nouveau

i was one year too early for rick astley's never gonna give you up

Me too.

[BROKENDOLL]

http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w18/1BROKENDOLL/art_7.jpg Geez, I hope canexplain posts in this thread soon...

[JustSteve]

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_tRg73iZIquM/SIymD9lXw1I/AAAAAAAARiQ/QoNPfNxMWHc/s320/bee+gees+how.jpg

guess it was a single from this, fuck yeah!

http://millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/cmeacg/img/music/profile_image/11/cover_large.jpg

[Cheddar's Cousin]

Aqarius (let the sun shine in)

April 13, 1969

[sfpothead]

Wow, I just down loaded "I still haven't found what I'm looking for" by U2 and I was playing it when I found this thread. I had never heard this song before and when I looked up my birthday this was the song! I cannot believe it :eek:

[boarderwoozel3]

July 13, 1986 - "Invisible Touch" by Genesis

??? Never heard it.

[MeowMixer]

better than frickin' UB40!

[ivankay]

1977 ... "When I Need You" by Leo Sayer

:nono

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This is awesome. How lucky to be on the Muppet Show and be immortalized this way.

[boarderwoozel3]

Wow, I just down loaded "I still haven't found what I'm looking for" by U2 and I was playing it when I found this thread. I had never heard this song before and when I looked up my birthday this was the song! I cannot believe it :eek:

*Queue creepy music*

[corbo]

"Jack and Diane" by John Cougar ?? WTF??

[davrone]

8/6/86:

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WTF?! :rotfl

[amyzzz]

This thread only serves to make me feel OLD. I liked a lot of those songs when y'all were born (the ones born after me anyway).

[MeowMixer]

Did you like UB40? Because you would be the only one.

[ivankay]

"Ebony and Ivory" by Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder... IT'S A SIGN!

TZtiJN6yiik

Interestingly, 1982 is the third time Paul McCartney had a #1 hit on June 25. The first was "Silly Love Songs" in 1976, and the second was "Coming Up (Live at Glasgow)" in 1980.

i'm getting more hype on Paul McCarntney as we get closer. If i heard "Coachella, please welcome Stevie Wonder" i might go a little mental.

[Shooters08]

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[kimery08]

wooohooo!

footloose by kenny loggins

[BROKENDOLL]

This thread only serves to make me feel OLD. I liked a lot of those songs when y'all were born (the ones born after me anyway). Shhhhsh, Amyzzz, and let's skip through memory lane together! (Okay, maybe not skip, but I can pull off a pretty damn good hobble if you'll hangon to my walker!)

[chiapet]

i'm getting more hype on Paul McCarntney as we get closer. If i heard "Coachella, please welcome Stevie Wonder" i might go a little mental.

I saw Stevie in 07, in stadium style environment. Even hundreds of yards away he was incredibly engaging and entertaining. He sounds incredible and was so cheerful and funny during his set. But... he did play a lot of songs that were slower... if he played more upbeat songs from the late 70s, I could see it working.

[chiapet]

July 13, 1986 - "Invisible Touch" by Genesis

??? Never heard it.

Are you serious?

Also, yes, feeling old. :P

[saxtacy]

The Three Bells (Les Trois Cloches) by Jim Ed Brown & The Browns.

9-12-1959

Never heard of the song or the group.

[mattpach]

12/14/1989


We Didn't Start the Fire -Billy Joel
:nono

[MeowMixer]

12/14/1989


We Didn't Start the Fire -Billy Joel
:nono

That's freaking awesome

[BROKENDOLL]

The Three Bells (Les Trois Cloches) by Jim Ed Brown & The Browns.
9-12-1959
Never heard of the song or the group. Whew! Out of all the newbies lately, you have no clue how good you've just made me feel! )Here, would you like a hit of my Metamucil?) LOL

[gmoneyak]

Hutch had the #1 song on my day of birth;
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Fucking disgusting..

[Down Rodeo]

March 18, 1985: "Can't Fight This Feeling" by REO Speedwagon

Never heard it, and I assume it sucks.

[MeowMixer]

March 18, 1985: "Can't Fight This Feeling" by REO Speedwagon

Never heard it, and I assume it sucks.

Better than freaking UB40.

[Down Rodeo]

I'm not so sure about that.

[C DUB YA]

I got the shaft


1971 ... "Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)" by Paul Revere & the Raiders

[Grant]

"Love Takes Time" by Mariah Carey.

Epic failure.

[Mr. Dylanja]

"Love Takes Time" by Mariah Carey.

Epic failure.

I'm sure you're upset it wasn't an Amy Grant song...

[frozen pilgrim]

I don't care too much for my year's #1. my birth song always has been and always will be 'buffalo soldier'. I was born at home with a midwife on a hot day in an upstairs front room apartment in the middle of kensington market, and that day, like every day every summer, the rastas across the street had their soundsystem out playing marley. and just through timing, that was my song.

[patsfan5454]

May 10 1983 "Beat It" Michael Jackson

I Just slayed everyone! ;)

[MeowMixer]

not hard to slay UB40.

[bballarl]

June 26 1988: "Dirty Diana" by Michael Jackson.

[patsfan5454]

not hard to slay UB40.

Have u really listened to that much UB40 before? i'm not a huge fan but they're pretty good, U should listen to their greatest hits at least before you judge them, especially at 16 years old i think theirs alot of music you've probably yet to be exposed to.

[MeowMixer]

Have u really listened to that much UB40 before? i'm not a huge fan but they're pretty good, U should listen to their greatest hits at least before you judge them, especially at 16 years old i think theirs alot of music you've probably yet to be exposed to.

I have listened to UB40 and at my age I have better things to do than listen to the white oppressors sing about their bourgeois red wine.

[OnlyNonStranger]

Mine makes me think of Adam Sandler

"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" by Wham!

[Bosco]

http://www.80smusiclyrics.com/images/falco.jpg

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[Jon Blazed]

This song confirms that I am a bad ass motherfucker...
Herb Alpert - Rise October 17th, 1979
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[MeowMixer]

http://www.80smusiclyrics.com/images/falco.jpg

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So badass.

[SubBass49]

"You Light Up My Life" by Debby Boone


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With bonus AWESOME 70s video goodness!

[C DUB YA]

damn it mine sucks money balls.

Seriously - I have always hated this song. Might as well been "Convoy" or some crap like that.

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[kitt kat]

May 17, 1988: "Anything for You" by Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine

FUCK YESSSS. She was the first concert I ever went to. Cubans, represent!

[C DUB YA]

ok yours might be worse than mine.

[Courtney]

12/14/1989


We Didn't Start the Fire -Billy Joel
:nono

Disappointment wtf? I love that song.

[ivankay]

I have listened to UB40 and at my age I have better things to do than listen to the white oppressors sing about their bourgeois red wine.

Do your research on UB40. They are a mixed group racially. They chose their name from the name of the English unemployment form they were familiar with. Live they are super fun and have a big sound.

Red, Red Wine was written by Neil Diamond. The song is about drinking to forget his lady, not celebrating the drink of choice for the rich and powerful. UB40 is known for doing excellent covers and recorded this one years before it became a number 1 song. That "white oppressor's" (Ali Campbell) voice is one of the most unique in music. If he got back together with the band and they were at Coachella, i would be there.

Check out Labor of Love. If you like that, Rats in the Kitchen and go from there.

[kitt kat]

ok yours might be worse than mine.

no way. don't hate on gloria.

[malcolmjamalawesome]

"Still" - The Commodores

[Mr.Nipples]

FUCK!

january 1986

lionel richie-say you, say me

[roberto73]

April 30, 1973:
Tony Orlando and Dawn – "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree"

Surely this wins the "worst song" award.

[Optimistic]

"Got My Mind Set On You"-George Harrison.

Could be much, much worse.

[Sushov23]

January 25th, 1985. Madonna-Like A Virgin.

[MeowMixer]

Do your research on UB40. They are a mixed group racially. They chose their name from the name of the English unemployment form they were familiar with. Live they are super fun and have a big sound.

Red, Red Wine was written by Neil Diamond. The song is about drinking to forget his lady, not celebrating the drink of choice for the rich and powerful. UB40 is known for doing excellent covers and recorded this one years before it became a number 1 song. That "white oppressor's" (Ali Campbell) voice is one of the most unique in music. If he got back together with the band and they were at Coachella, i would be there.

Check out Labor of Love. If you like that, Rats in the Kitchen and go from there.

I'll never make a joke again.

[ivankay]

I'll never make a joke again.

That would not be good. Jokes are really useful for lots of things. When your on a date, a joke can help bring the couple closer together (only if it's a good one...bad joke could have you going home early). Jokes are great ways to begin public speeches (good and bad theory works here and in all joke situations). Don't become a serious cat.

i wasn't aware you were making fun.

[casey]

mine was "we built this city"...HAHAHAHA

[SoulDischarge]

I'll never make a joke again.

Again?


Moving on, I also got Falco. Coincidentally I've been watching Milos Forman's Amadeus in sections today.

[Boourns]

Where is my post?

[BROKENDOLL]

Where is my post? Is there a chance you're being born again?

[thatfinkleygirl]

july 26, 1990 - "she ain't worth it" by glen medeiros with bobby brown

WHYYYYY

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[pancakespancakes]

"Love Takes Time" by Mariah Carey. Grrrrrrrreat

[DRcube]

1990 ... "Release Me" by Wilson Phillips



lulz...if only i were i year older
1989...."girl im gonna miss you" milli vanilli FTW!!

[bleep]

mine was prophetic, a warning to the world about my arrival
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[Boourns]

Eddie Rabbit - "I Love a Rainy Night"...wow.

Damn you children with your acts being acts that are still contemporary.

[know ID ya]

I love this thread. Can we start making assumption on one's personality based on the hit song they were born to?

I envy Falco, and laugh at all of the 80's one hit wonders, so this is very entertaining.

It is more entertaining because I got lucky. Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder, off of one of the top five albums of all time (Songs in the Key of Life).

[JelloPuddingChat]

November 15 1984

I got Wham too. Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go

[miscorrections]

April 17, 1988: Whitney Houston - Where Do Broken Hearts Go

[BROKENDOLL]

I love this thread. Can we start making assumption on one's personality based on the hit song they were born to?

I envy Falco, and laugh at all of the 80's one hit wonders, so this is very entertaining.

It is more entertaining because I got lucky. Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder, off of one of the top five albums of all time (Songs in the Key of Life). Funny...I thought the same thing when I started reading everyone's replies. And, after seeing your replies, I also realized that Coachella has managed to bring a 25+year age gap together for it's festival!

[paulb]

george michael - faith

[know ID ya]

hahahaha, you win.

[Pixiessp]

Theme from a Summer Place-Percy Faith

Feb.24 1960. yes, i am ancient.

[Pixiessp]

Great thread Broken D. :)

[JSam67]

Sept. 9, 1984 - "What's Love Got to Do with It" by Tina Turner

[BROKENDOLL]

Theme from a Summer Place-Percy Faith

Feb.24 1960. yes, i am ancient. Oh, c'mon pixiessp..."Ancient" sounds too much like something that has hardened and can't move. We're still flexible enough to dance and roam from tent to tent!
Great thread Broken D. :) Thanks! After almost 6000 posts, it was about time, don't you think? LOL

[flowbee]

Irene Cara - "Flashdance...What A Feeling"



I have listened to UB40 and at my age I have better things to do than listen to the white oppressors sing about their bourgeois red wine.

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[matsuolost]

kokomo - the beach boys
been listening to it all day

[CrimesceneCookie]

11-24-1969
Come Together/Something - The Beatles

not too shabby

[fergie]

"April Love" by Pat Boone

1958

[Sigur Ros Stache]

May 11, 1968
"Honey" Bobby Goldsboro...can't say i ever liked this song.

[Jman4321]

"With or Without You" by U2

1987

[BROKENDOLL]

May 11, 1968
"Honey" Bobby Goldsboro...can't say i ever liked this song. Christ, I believe I had a crush on Bobby Goldsboro! I was a little girl and I think it was because he was a short little guy, not sure. The song was pretty until I got old enough to realize it was about somebody dying. Instant crush killer!

[sydaud]

7-3-73

I actually already knew this, I had looked it up sometime ago. Billy Preston's "Will It Go Round In Circles". It's a pretty generic song.

It took over the #1 spot from George Harrison's "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)" and was followed by "Bad Bad Leroy Brown" by Jim Croce. I definitely got the short end of the stick out of those three.

[sydaud]

May 11, 1968
"Honey" Bobby Goldsboro...can't say i ever liked this song.


No, but feel free to say that you hate it, ha ha. God, what a maudlin song.

[C DUB YA]

1990 ... "Release Me" by Wilson Phillips



lulz...if only i were i year older
1989...."girl im gonna miss you" milli vanilli FTW!!

Ugh - sorry about that one.

[C DUB YA]

"With or Without You" by U2

1987

F T W

[garrett222]

"Call me" - Blondie

[TheWatcher]

george michael - faith

My daughter also has George Michael - Faith.

7/14/60 - Brenda Lee - I'm Sorry.

Looking at all the years for 7/14, seems like the top 40 went to crap in the 90s.

[NicoDread]

Whitney Houston - All the Man That I Need

[sames44]

Don McLean - American Pie

That's a bit morbid, "the day the music died"

[All Your Base]

Fuck.

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[PrettyRagdoll]

In the USA:
"La Bamba" by Los Lobos

In the UK:
"Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley

[reverb]

oh shit, i'm old.

US: beatles...all you need is love
UK: scott mckenzie - san francisco (be sure to wear some flowers in your hair)

fuck.

[ivankay]

my UK #1 is "Everlasting Love" by Love Afair

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[Sonicifyouwantit]

"Bad Girls" - Donna Summer

[Suffacated]

8/5/1965

Herman's Hermits

bro was a total manwhore...


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[C DUB YA]

lrn how 2 embed ur youtubez

[Suffacated]

Goin on 6000 C DUB YA

early congrats...

[BROKENDOLL]

Fuck.
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oh shit, i'm old.
US: beatles...all you need is love
UK: scott mckenzie - san francisco (be sure to wear some flowers in your hair)
fuck.
This is fun.
Judy in Disguise (with Glasses) - John Fred and His Playboy Band
This is a performance clip:
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This song confirms that I am a bad ass motherfucker...
Herb Alpert - Rise October 17th, 1979
ennMD1fPtXA Now, wait a minute everybody! I just scanned over all these birth songs and kinda think afew of the "old" ones could be stepped up and remixed by the Dj's of today and become hits again...
8/5/1965
Herman's Hermits
bro was a total manwhore...
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[ivankay]

Now, wait a minute everybody! I just scanned over all these birth songs and kinda think afew of the "old" ones could be stepped up and remixed by the Dj's of today and become hits again...


Because of this thread, i was talking to a friend of mine who is in a band about my song. i thought "Judy in Disguise" would be a good cover for them and he told me the band had talked about doing it before, but didn't get everybody on board. He's going to bring it up again i think.

[ADGZ662]

"Against All Odds" (Take A Look at Me Now)

April 19, 1984
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awwwhh ... shit

[Aurgasm]

Hey, I can live with that. Go me.

"Shout" by Tears for Fears

Go us!!!

[MusicIsMyBoyfriend]

Olivia Newton John - Physical


Headbands and leotards.... oh yeah.

[microcuts]

Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes

[NightGoat]

Steve Winwood - Roll With It

That's what I get for being born in the 80s

[edcrosay]

Oct. 13, 1981 ...
U.S.
"Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)" by Christopher Cross

Man this song sucks.
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U.K.
"Prince Charming" by Adam and the Ants
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[edcrosay]

In the USA:
"La Bamba" by Los Lobos

In the UK:
"Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley

Ha. You got rick rolled by your parents.

[MissingPerson]

Child of the Rick Roll?

Truly, fate has something special for you.

[chingonlou]

March 12, 1988 Got rick rolled also


Never gonna give you up - Rick Astley

[TomAz]

Bruce Channel (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Channel) - Hey! Baby (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4w1Mp6Mce4)

that's Delbert McLinton on harmonica.

[allyjoy]

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oh so fitting :nono

[greghead]

Michael Jackson, "Billie Jean"

[NY Excuse]

"Satisfied" by Richard Marx

[weeklymix]

"Shakedown" - Bob Seger

[tnordy]

Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) - The Crew-Cuts

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[leo01g]

bon jovi

[Jon Blazed]

how is everyone finding their uk songs?

[edcrosay]

how is everyone finding their uk songs?

The always trusty Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_number-one_singles_(UK)

[Jon Blazed]

June 26 1988: "Dirty Diana" by Michael Jackson.

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[Jon Blazed]

FUCK!

january 1986

lionel richie-say you, say me

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[Jon Blazed]

11-24-1969
Come Together/Something - The Beatles

not too shabby


you got both of these songs? not shabby at all...

[team squirrel]

1/26/1989: Two Hearts - Phil Collins


lame. :/

[thatfinkleygirl]

i think my new zealand single is about as good as it's gonna get:

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[meyouseek]

What a bunch of crap

UK
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USA
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[SFChrissy]

My Sweet Lord/
Isn't It a Pity George Harrison...73 Time in a Bottle Jim Croce is a good one too...maybe I should have waited 3 yers to come out...