You know "Thunder Island," or you would if you heard it. "...making love, OUT on THUNDER island...da da DA da da DA, DADA..."Oh, yes. I do know it. Who did that?
Stephen -- "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter," Herman's Hermits
Adorable.
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You know "Thunder Island," or you would if you heard it. "...making love, OUT on THUNDER island...da da DA da da DA, DADA..."Oh, yes. I do know it. Who did that?
Stephen -- "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter," Herman's Hermits
Adorable.
I'm questioning the sanity of two people here. "Billy Don't Be a Hero" is on the Top 40 in hell.
We were six or seven years old when it came out. We loved it, then. It stuck.
And when he started to go, she said, "Billy, keep your head lo-o-ow..."
"Angie Baby"
I like "Happy Together" Although, really, the songs that make me happy every time are "I Can See Clearly Now" and "Ooh, Child."And Rosalita. What I learned from the hit list is when I was born, my parents must have been stuck for a middle name for me, because I'm Erika Dawn and Delta Dawn was number one. Just missed "Let's Get It On". Dag.
You're a little touched you know, Angie Baby
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I love every song you just mentioned, erika, particularly Ooh, Child.
(Okay, and also particularly, Delta Dawn.)
(Amy, is Delta Dawn on your tape?)
Ginger, my bad 70s pop songs love knows no bounds. I even have "Copacabana" and "The Pina Colada Song" on my tape. ::beams::
(Amy, is Delta Dawn on your tape?)
No, but it totally should be. That and "Paper Roses" by Marie Osmond.
YES! Paper Roses! Oh Amy, we scare me, sometimes.
because I'm Erika Dawn and Delta Dawn was number one. Just missed "Let's Get It On". Dag.
We must be REALLY close in age, because I got "Let's Get it on". Although my mom REALLY liked Delta Dawn, maybe because she was hearing it all the time right before I was born!
It doesn't matter how bad I feel..."Ooh, Child" makes it a little better every time. Of course that means that if it comes on in the grocery store I'll sing, which my brother hated. But when I'm pissed off I want "Why Don't We Get Drunk And Screw?" so it could be worse. My brother is always thinking people are looking at him and stuff. I don't know why he thinks normal is The Thing To Be at all times.ETA: We must be a week apart, Sophia. I think the Pina Colada song was the first song I learned the words to. Unless it was Margaritaville.(wonder what that says about me. Also that "Me and Mrs. Jones" rounds out the list.)
YES! Paper Roses! Oh Amy, we scare me, sometimes.
Yeah. We do.