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mymindmappings.com
For this week's Song Lyric Sunday challenge, Jim Adams has asked us to find a song that was written or performed by someone who was born in the month of September. Otis Redding was born September 9, 1941, in Dawson, Georgia, and grew up in Macon. He sang in church and competed at the Douglass... |
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rugby843.blog
I hope to add a smile on your face as you read my choice. Aretha Franklin's hit in 1967 has a misheard line and below is the explanation from her. "THERE'S one massive showstopping moment in Aretha Franklin's breakout hit Respect - but so many people get it wrong, the Queen of Soul herself... |
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theonlydeadheadinthehameau.com
Jim offers us a simple choice for Song Lyric Sunday this week: yes or no. The genius that is Stevie Wonder wrote a song in which almost every line begins with the word 'No'. That should do it. Just this last week, the hosts of the otherwise excellent quiz programme 'Pointless' ventured that this is... |
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theonlydeadheadinthehameau.com
This week's theme for Song Lyric Sunday is 'parenting' and more specifically the parent/child relationship. I seem to recall a similar theme quite a while ago, for which I deployed probably my personal favourite example of this subject. I suppose I could choose to stick with the Grateful Dead and 'Mama Tried', but for a... |
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