After being out yesterday, and no Net for a while this morning --
The ultimate cover may be Neil Sedaka's "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do." He first recorded it in the early '60s (the "comma comma down dooby doo down down" version) -- and again in the mid-'70s as a torch song.
Big hit both times.
Dude, I *just* got Hec's and Tina's 2 days ago!
And have you heard the torchy Spider-Man theme yet? Because every time I hear her purr "He's so hot/ he's so fine / how I wish /he were mine" I think of you.
Big hit both times.
My parents sang that to me when I was a baby, because I seemed to like it and it's easy to sing.
Neil Sedaka lyrics; Guaranteed to Calm a Colicky Infant!
Yeah, but if you get up at karaoke to sing "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" and you're expecting the original version, it's quite a shock and disappointment to get the remake.
I'm just sayin'.
Dude, I *just* got Hec's and Tina's 2 days ago!
And have you heard the torchy Spider-Man theme yet? Because every time I hear her purr "He's so hot/ he's so fine / how I wish /he were mine" I think of you.
First song I listened to, baby.
Neologism Alert For Erinaceous
Some of the words which my spellcheck thought novel when I did the whole frickin' manuscript...
Walkersong
Kar kulture
Gigantor
algothpop
copygatos
uninfluential
rotsome
appropriationists
redundo
kickingest
assbutt
stupendable
Bluegrassoid
Glamannerist
Tweedly
Wampus
Mudfucking
Christwads
Supercatchy
Ameripunk
Uncommercial
redundo
wiggerisms
gruntoid
ginormous
earworm
skronky
pedo-psychosis
dreamlogic
bizarrity
ignoranti
groovination
slidey
unfashionability
exploito
crazyman
popdom's
wibbly
pasticheurs
shambly
fumblefinger
uncohesive
humbuggered
extendo
disintroduction
shambolic
mopester
grudgingness
sugarrocket
Hec has an assbutt!
What's 'christwads'? Is it similar to 'fuckwads'? Like very annoying idjit jesus-freaks?
I love that list with a love that is all-encompassing.
And ginormous!
You should come up with an ironic title for that list and submit it to an academic poetry journal as "found poetry" along the lines of the "found art" that people assemble from interesting objects that they find lying around. You could be the initiator of a whole new genre of poetry.