What random song are you thinking of?

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Subject: !

Oh sure, Jeffrey, those guys are hard. LOL —But this singer actually shreds a teddy bear in this video from South Korea. Now that's gangsta!

I like how it goes all Single Ladies at 1:34.

A propos of aforementioned [pedo]bears:

Bjork is far hotter than Victor

I've posted this before, but it's time for a reprise.

crank dat glitta boy

^^^ the haircut is my favorite.

Subject: Na Jao Saiyan Chhod Ke Baiyan

Geeta Dutt doing the playback singing of “Na Jao Saiyan Chhod Ke Baiyan” in the movie Sahib, Bibi Aur Gulam (1962). Composed by Hemant Kumar.

I'm planning a move and annoyingly as hell, I have that song Ariel The Liittle Mermaid sings about all the human detritus she's collected over the years...

"I've got gadgets and gizmos aplenty, I've got whosits and whatsits galore. You want thingamabobds? I've got twenty!"

etc.

Byrd Gang- Life's Like A Movie

Search for it, I don't want to post a link and possibly offend people's sensibilities

Everybody Wants Some - Van (freaking) Halen



Side note: Totally forgot that Porky was in that (see the very end). :pig:

when i saw this vid i thought what the f they were thinking making Boygabriel a mod.

That Sponge song that was big in the mid-'90's. "Plowed" by name. I didn't much care for it at the time, but I heard it at random like 4 days ago and it will not. Get. Out. Of. My. Head.

I will need to employ my secret weapon. It washes any song out of my mind and only takes residence there for about 12 hours (Not booze).

^ That could easily be Al Gore or Chris Noth singing.

But maybe that's just the Goose Equis talking.

goose henge equinox

a cryptic celebration

honk honk honk honk bang

Subject: Cartola

Dawn upon the slums, how wonderful!
No one cries, there is no sadness and no grief.
The sun in its color, so beautiful,
and nature smiling, and painting it all.
You also remind me of the dawn, when you arrive,
shining light over my lifeless roads.
But what I have left is so little, almost nothing,
but to keep on going down this lost road...

not sure why

i wasn't thinking of a song at all, but then i saw this thread and the numbers "1,2,3,4" listed (because that's how many pages there are), and i am thinking of feist's damn song. the sesame street version, no less:

Love that song, Carmen. Still just as great as when it came out 22 years ago.