Willow ,'Lessons'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
So. First song I'd like ID'd. The chorus is (see tagline) "Crawling on my roof is a woman who is also a mongoose." The second is Irish, and hte chorus is "No ball or chain or prison shall keep, we're the rebels of the Sacred Heart."
I think the first one is "The Woman Who Was Also A Mongoose" (no, seriously) by the Dead Milkmen.
Second one could be "Rebels Of The Sacred Heart" by Flogging Molly.
Ah, the dependable billytea.
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Ah, the dependable billytea.
I believe you misspelled 'Googlefreak'.
Yeah, but you did the Googling, whereas I'm too lazy to do it.
Yeah, but you did the Googling, whereas I'm too lazy to do it.
That's cause I'm a Googlefreak, Googlefreak, I'm GoogleFREAKy.
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Hayden, I'm about to go away for the weekend but I can do you a set of Cliff Notes for Grand Don't Come for Free , either just for you or for The High hat, if you like....
I'd love it. Please. Let's get it into the HH.
Flogging Molly is the shiznit.
Flogging Molly is the shiznit.
Are they Irish? More specifically, are they Northern Irish? "Rebels of hte Sacred Heart" doesn't sound like a peaceful song.
Are they Irish? More specifically, are they Northern Irish? "Rebels of hte Sacred Heart" doesn't sound like a peaceful song.
Whereas Flogging Molly sounds like the Tai Chi of the new millennium.