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since this thread seems to still be going strong,
hears 2 that kept going thropugh my head at work today.
1. ...form out of the east a stranger came...
2......the law they never got him,cuz the devil got him first....
The percentage you're paying is too high-priced
While you're living beyond all your means
And the man in the suit has just bought a new car
From the profit he's made on your dreams
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since this thread seems to still be going strong,
hears 2 that kept going thropugh my head at work today.
1. ...form out of the east a stranger came...
2......the law they never got him,cuz the devil got him first....
1. Liberty Valance
THE VOICE OF REASON
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Ok, messed up there, thought it was a lyric, but was an answer. Just got in from work, and caught the end of the thread. Thats my excuse and i'm sticking to it.
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2: Thunder Road... great old movie.
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since this thread seems to still be going strong,
hears 2 that kept going thropugh my head at work today.
1. ...form out of the east a stranger came...
2......the law they never got him,cuz the devil got him first....
1. Liberty Valance
correct # 1 second one is from a movie also.
The percentage you're paying is too high-priced
While you're living beyond all your means
And the man in the suit has just bought a new car
From the profit he's made on your dreams
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2: Thunder Road... great old movie.
bingo, wow i thought those would be tough.
The percentage you're paying is too high-priced
While you're living beyond all your means
And the man in the suit has just bought a new car
From the profit he's made on your dreams
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1: time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing.
Beginnings. Chicago Transit Authority
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Still out there somewhere...
4)...his young and lovely fiancee, from where I stood I saw she was crying...
7) ...her clothes are kinda funny her hair is kinda wild...
9)...its been reported you've been drinkin and a-runnin round...
7...Save it for a rainy day?
9 Harper Valley Pta?
The percentage you're paying is too high-priced
While you're living beyond all your means
And the man in the suit has just bought a new car
From the profit he's made on your dreams
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Still out there somewhere...
4)...his young and lovely fiancee, from where I stood I saw she was crying...
7) ...her clothes are kinda funny her hair is kinda wild...
9)...its been reported you've been drinkin and a-runnin round...
7...Save it for a rainy day?
9 Harper Valley Pta?
9= you are correct sir...
7= BZZZ Oh were sorry...but we have some lovely parting gifts for you
THE VOICE OF REASON
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This was just on the radio:
"Shake for me girl, I wanna be you're back-door man"
Easy
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This was just on the radio:
"Shake for me girl, I wanna be you're back-door man"
Easy
whole lotta love?
Led zep aint it?
The percentage you're paying is too high-priced
While you're living beyond all your means
And the man in the suit has just bought a new car
From the profit he's made on your dreams
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#5 is Jackson Browne (You've got your rap and your disco, you've got your drum machines and magazines, you got truckers on cb, you got Richard Pryor on the video and you got time to think of the ones you love as the miles roll away....) damned if I can remember the title though 
Actually the line(s) from "Stay" goes .....
We've got country and western on the bus
R&B,
We've got disco on 8 tracks and cassettes in stereo
We've got rural scenes and magazines
We've got truckers on cb
And we've got Richard Pryor on the video
We've got time to think of the ones we love as the miles roll away
And the only time that seems too short
Is the time we get to play.
Funny thing, I remembered that today while helicoiling a Cummins head  Was hummming away when it came to me. Oh well, seventies again   
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#5 is Jackson Browne (You've got your rap and your disco, you've got your drum machines and magazines, you got truckers on cb, you got Richard Pryor on the video and you got time to think of the ones you love as the miles roll away....) damned if I can remember the title though
JB's recrding/version of STAY.
It's Actually called "The Load-out and Stay" this particular section of lyric is from "The Load-out" section of that track..."Stay" doesn't begin until after...."but we'll be schedualed to appear 1000 miles away from here...so people...."
You're all wrong! Well all the corrections were right for THAT song, but that's not it.
It is "Still Diggin on James Brown" by Tower of Power 
See my reply to chy 
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I'll bet fully 3/4 of the public who "know" that song have no idea that there are lyrics...let alone what they are!
If you watched the movie you would. And you'd also know that "Painless" was the nickname for the dentist at the 4077 M.A.S.H. (Who had decided to commit suicide).
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Ok since only one of my last list was guessed, I added a little, plus another to keep it at five (don't know why, it just seems to work).
1)sit on the porch without no shoes, pickin' his bass and singin' the blues
2)I like your blue cougar, and your bona fide keys
3)twenty men had tried to take him, twenty men had made one slip
4)but if you used to want to see a commotion, you shoulda seen the man that I used to be.
5a) My birthplace would be hard to find, it's changed so many times.
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How 'bout this? "I've been Paying for my low life thrills, with wet quarters and soggy one dollar bills". (sound familiar, BA members?) Think about the Miller High Life Bouncing Ball on this one.
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Actually Bill I did see your reply And I'm wearing a MASH shirt as we speak. The delux DVD is worth the purchase price! LOVE that movie. My sister was born during the series finale of the show.
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1: time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing.
2: Ya take a greasy wh0re in a rolling dance floor
Got your head spinnin' round
3: A-jumpin' up, fallin' down,
Don't misunderstand me.
4: there was the fence that held our love
there was the gate he walked out of.
5: You've got your rap and your disco, you've got your drum machines.
Wh0re got ***** so I had to edit
#4 from the Queen herself "House that Jack built"...is it cheating if your listening to a CD and recognise one of the lines someone has posted???
Great minds think aline Rob. I'll end the mystery for you all
1: Beginnings, Chicago
2: 30 Days in the Hole, Humble Pie
3: Funk #49 James Gang
4: House that Jack built, Arethat (my band does a burnin version. More bari!!)
5: Still Diggin on James Brown. Tower of Power.
They were all played on my MP3 player my last ride
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is it cheating if your listening to a CD and recognise one of the lines someone has posted???
no...but it is cheating  if you use your "phone a friend." lifeline...
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I didn't think so. I've been trying to put that line in a decent song for years. It's from the "Loudon Wainright" album from the 70s, that included "Dead Skunk In The Middle Of The Road". If you remember that one, you're probably an old dope smoker.
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If dreams were thunder
-and lightning, desire
This old house would'a burnt down
-a long time ago
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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"and I wonder, yeah I wonder, will Elvis take the place of Jesus in a thousand years"....
I remember that from a Dead Kennedy's song...don't remember which one. I'm sure Matt can answer it though.
A Growing Boy Needs His Lunch.
One one the Kennedy's best efforts IMO. Ranks right up there with "Holiday In Cambodia" in my world.
Have you heard Biafra's newest efforts with "Lard"? Forkboy is my favorite...
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If dreams were thunder
-and lightning, desire
This old house would'a burnt down
-a long time ago
Bonnie Raitt - Angel From Montgomery
Definition of Insanity: "Doing things the same way over and over and expecting different results."
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Bonnie Raitt - Angel From Montgomery
who wrote this song? not that i'm picky or anything...
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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"My lifestyle determines my death style."
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who wrote this song? not that i'm picky or anything...
John Prine, 1971 Atlantic records. Not that I can listen to records right now  , or is that ALBUMS???????????
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John Prine, 1971 Atlantic records.
thanks, JH...
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Not that I can listen to records right now , or is that ALBUMS???????????
how about; sounds pressed into vinyl played in one continuous groove...
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OK here's one....
"Build you a house and home...."
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one continuous groove...
Hence the term "groovy", I need some American Flag stick-ons for the BA, or at least "the wive's forehead".
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"and I wonder, yeah I wonder, will Elvis take the place of Jesus in a thousand years"....
I remember that from a Dead Kennedy's song...don't remember which one. I'm sure Matt can answer it though.
sorry ive been slackin its the dead kennedys: A growing boy needs his lunch.
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"when your problems overwhelm you go get drunk it's party time take a
quaalude, relax your mind relax your body too!"
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"My lifestyle determines my death style."
That'd be some new Metallica song.
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I remember that one!
Randy:
'05 TBA Green/silver AI out
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Well, the first one was easy - Whiskey In The Jar... Someone else will have to fill in the rest...
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Old friend, Charity, cruel twisted smile...
King Crimson: Starless and Bible Black
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Correct.
Sounds best at "11"...
on vinyl or course...long live the continuous groove...
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You know you never got the one I tossed out "Build you a house and home."
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Build you a house and home.
sorry Dude, oversight...and i know you were talking to me...
"Chevrolet"
(listened to Soul Serenade today REAL loud...loud...very...very)
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