I think it's a 70's classic by the Bee Gees - "Bald Headed Woman".
There is a bluegrass classic whose first line goes "I wonder, I wonder where you are tonight." I first heard it, very titillatingly as "I want to wear your underwear tonight."
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Posted: Dec 9, 06 9:53pm I love singing along with songs, don't you? Problem is that the radio never came with a lyric sheet and, left to our own...  Posted: Dec 24, 06 3:52pmI think it's a 70's classic by the Bee Gees - "Bald Headed Woman". There is a bluegrass classic whose first line goes... Oh, listen, we could do an entire web site of Bee Gees lyric interpretations on a global basis. When they went up into that falsetto, all bets were off. 
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 Posted: Dec 26, 06 9:08pmI love singing along with songs, don't you? Problem is that the radio never came with a lyric sheet and, left to our own... I love The Clash, but almost every song had that lyric that just sort of faded to "blah, blah, blah" when I sang along. Rockin' the Casbah is a favorite one to mangle...Sharif don't like it? My sheets don't like it? The beats don't like it? And pretty much any song Janet Jackson every recorded. The woman does not believe in consonants. Posted: Jan 18, 07 9:39amI love singing along with songs, don't you? Problem is that the radio never came with a lyric sheet and, left to our own... A friend of mine thought for the longest time that kd lang's song, "Constant Craving" was really "God sent gravy." That makes me laugh every time I hear that song!! Posted: Jan 19, 07 8:30amI love The Clash, but almost every song had that lyric that just sort of faded to "blah, blah, blah" when I sang along. ... Have you seen the new Cingular commercial that takes it to the next level? It's an all-time favorite. Here's a link: Posted: Jan 23, 07 4:52pmA friend of mine thought for the longest time that kd lang's song, "Constant Craving" was really "God sent gravy." That ... You mean she's NOT saying "God sent Gravy"? Posted: Jan 23, 07 4:54pmI love The Clash, but almost every song had that lyric that just sort of faded to "blah, blah, blah" when I sang along. ... Lucky for the ad agency I wasn't on the creative team behind the Rock The Casbah commercial for Cingular. There are SO many songs they could have used for mistaken lyrics...but they chose one that, actually, doesn't work. That's because on the Cingular handset, the read out shows you the title of the song you're listening to. And the line the two guys can't get straight is the title! I could have thought of so many other songs for them to use that would have been just as hip. Oh well...I guess no one asked me.... | ADVERTISEMENT  |
