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7 hours ago, craigb said:

I kept waiting for someone to mention Manfred Mann (who's cover made it famous).

I was tempted, but since Bruce wrote it, I figured I should give him credit.

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I need a little sugar in my bowl - Bessie Smith

 

Well you know my letter's gone dead, and my pencil it won't write no more - Muddy Waters

 

Well I'm a king bee baby, buzzing around your hive, yeah I can make honey baby, let me come inside - Slim Harpo

 

 

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Venom - Aaaaaarrghh

Armpit, armpit, armpit, argh
Geet big f*ckin' armpit, argh
Smelly f*ckin' armpits, argh
Armpit, argh
Argh!

 

Not quite Dickens, but I think we can all agree that this contemporary gem belongs amongst the greatest masterpieces of English literature.

Or is it litter-ature?

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49 minutes ago, Rain said:

Venom - Aaaaaarrghh

Armpit, armpit, armpit, argh
Geet big f*ckin' armpit, argh
Smelly f*ckin' armpits, argh
Armpit, argh
Argh!

 

Not quite Dickens, but I think we can all agree that this contemporary gem belongs amongst the greatest masterpieces of English literature.

Or is it litter-ature?

Reminds me of the Norwegian band Magenta (to distinguish them from the other two bands named Magenta that I have!). 

"Smell my armpit!" ?

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"If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all."

- Booker T Jones, William Bell.

 

" I asked her for water, she brought me gasoline. That's the terriblest woman, that I ever seen."

- Chester Burnett (Howlin' Wolf)

 

"I've got a good mind to give up living, and go Shopping instead To pick out a tombstone, and be pronounced dead."

-BB King

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"Your android replica is playing up again

It's no joke

When she comes she moans another's name"

The late great Rob Calvert (who wrote many other excellent one liners).

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Black Eyed Peas ?

I'ma get get get get you drunk
Get you love drunk off my hump
My hump my hump my hump my hump my hump
My hump my hump my hump my lovely little lumps."

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I heard a line of dialog from a TV show the other week and have been trying to put it in here even though it's not a line from a song. It should be.
Pam, talking about her co-worker Cyril, "His ba!!s are made of pu$$y".

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4 hours ago, 57Gregy said:

I heard a line of dialog from a TV show the other week and have been trying to put it in here even though it's not a line from a song. It should be.
Pam, talking about her co-worker Cyril, "His ba!!s are made of pu$$y".

Make that a line for a song, it will work, chilli peppers make that work 

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6 hours ago, 57Gregy said:

I heard a line of dialog from a TV show the other week and have been trying to put it in here even though it's not a line from a song. It should be.
Pam, talking about her co-worker Cyril, "His ba!!s are made of pu$$y".

Did you mean to say "His ba lls are made of pu ssy?" ?

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I won't live long for living wrong, but I'll die happy - Jon Hendricks - I'll Die Happy

 

When you plant my body beneath the sod, please don't take it too hard
While I'm copping that eternal nod, I'll be the happiest cat in the graveyard - Jon Hendricks - I'll Die Happy

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Rebel XD – “Record Breaker (World's Fastest Rap)” doing 683 syllables in 54.5 seconds 

To be honest i can't tell what the words are 

 

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On 12/30/2022 at 11:26 PM, craigb said:

I kept waiting for someone to mention Manfred Mann (who's cover made it famous).

I always preferred his cover of "For You" 

 

 

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Old 97's, Timebomb: 

She's gonna kill me, and I don't mean softly...

Bob Dylan, Positively 4th St: 

Yes, I wish that for just one time you could stand inside my shoes
You'd know what a drag it is to see you

James, Laid:

You're driving me crazy, when are you coming home?

Wilco, Passenger Side:

You're gonna make me spill my beer, if you don't learn how to steer

Wilco, Jesus Etc.:

Our love is all of God's money

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If I'm allowed another one:

Nobody's perfect, least of all me, married the job at age 23. Just keep my nose clean, egg chips and beans, I'm always full of steam.

Steve Hackett: The Ballad of the Decomposing Man.

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