This is pretty much the entire chorus and it's a very boring chorus at that.

need i say any more?!

I don't know why Dolly thinks that 'Dad' rhymes with 'scratch," because they just simply DON'T. 'Met' and 'bed' is perhaps understandable, but still pushing it.

Although the Chrylser Motor Company, a major American automaker (though currently merged with Daimler-Benz of Germany), is still in operation, they discontinued their signature. line in 2007.

Isn't it obvious to the trained ear that this song is about oral sex?

Uh, just what kind of "stuff" are you going to be doing there, Stevie?

Well, what's between a woman's thighs? Also, this song was on kidzbop apparently...

"Midnight Train To Georgia" by Gladys Knight and the Pips

Originally done by Freddy Scott in 1963.

"Slipping away" sounds like going down the waterslide.

Originally for "Storm Front". And has also has been redone by Garth Brooks for "Ropin' The Wind" lp.

Ay-yi-yi! What are you doing?

lol

Jump off the Empire State Building in a paper sack!

An angry young man is like God Almighty.

James, the nicknames are known as "Jim," "Jimmy," "Jimi," "Jimbo," "The Jimster," "Jimmy Boy," "Jimmy Crack KoRn and I don't care"

The song sounds like the given name of the soulster Roberta Flack.

"Los Angelenos" is Spanish for "the angels"

According to the album title, "Streetlife Serenader" minus the "r" at the very end.

Back in grade school on a Halloween day, when I was in third grade, I sang rest of the song to myself, when me and the schoolmates (are in costumes) walked in line one by one, around the walking square, during the party event in the gymnasium.

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Dreaming of the world.

Off of their album "Dream Police".

At the intro, the late Hutch-meister lit up a cigarette.

One was the original version on "Elegantly Wasted" lp, and the other was the Leadstation radio edit on "Shine Like It Does" lp.

Half of two newly included on "The Greatest Hits" lp.

Neon signs are strange desires.

Michael don't cry, Michael don't cry

The extended version of the song.

One of these previously unreleased songs were additionally included on the "Kick" album.

At the very beginning of the song, listen extremely careful until the music builds to the riff of the brass section.

The line "I don't know her" makes me think of my mom's acquaintences at the Hilton Pavillion.

Theme from "Overhaulin'".

Laura Jacoby, the youngest sister of Scott, Bobby, Billy, and Susan.

From his "Worship" album.

Steven Hack, my half-brother.

The song makes me think of Sam (from Today's Special) wearing headphones at the speech hearing office, when he had a hearing problem; in "Ears" episode.

The song sounds like "Your Love" by The Outfield". By the way, I like when the chorus hits me like a blowtorch.

At least it gets straight to the point, right?

Konnichi-wa sayonara

Self explanatory.

According to the song title, "Here's To Future Days" minus "Here's To".

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Look left, look right

The song was used towards the end of the movie "Sixteen Candles".

lol

The song is like an ELO-esque ballad.

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Back in grade school, when I was in fourth grade. At the gymnasium, the dance instructor told one of the students (with me) "to the left, to the right". The dance was like an electric slide.

Self-explanatory

She's gonna get you!