michael....thank you so much for this...ya know...my dream woman for years was demi moore....when i saw that love scene in 'ghost" set to the this song, i felt akin to the unfortunate young alex in the movie 'clockwork orange"...and here's something else...its called 'unchained melody" cause its from a movie called "unchained" set in a prison where convicts relate their sad tales...WTF ??????

"My nose/I have to clutch/a long smelly time." If it stinks so much you actually smell it, you must TRULY loath it. LOL, 544

You really don't like it?

I kinda' get the idea that you're not really too crazy about this song..555

Totally agree on this one, MP. The one I posted yesterday (shameless plug) is worse (IMO) though. Check it out, if you would....555... http://www.amiright.com/parody/70s/climax3.shtml

"You Beat Me To The Punch" (Mary Wells, 1962)... Five punches, actually... Slowpoke tortoise's response to alvin's comment should make it here tomorrow, maybe.... Just "ghost" to show you... Good job.

I swear my skin crawls every time I hear this song. Especially when restaurant entertainers who can never do falsetto to save their lives screech: I nee-hee-heeed!!!!! YOUR LOVE!!!!! Been thinking of doing a parody on that issue. Maybe I will later today.... Thanks for the inspiration. 555s

This should've been the original lyrics. 5s

(whimpering)... This is the first song I ever sang solo.... in the junior high chorus concert... I was soooo proud... now my memories are soooo tainted... (sobbing......) ... gotta go see my therapist.......

I didn't always hay-yay-yay-yate this song, but after "Ghost" brought it back, I got so sick of it. Most of the songs I hate are becuase I hear them over and over and over again, my friend (but "Eve of Destruction" doesn't fit that category), but are also monotonous, do-do, da-do-do. I always say "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees stunted my growth. (Let's just say I'm slightly shorter than Doug Flutie.) I no longer hate this song as much as Alvin does, but I also wasn't exactly broken up when Bobby Hatfield -- or, as Kirstie Alley called him on "Cheers," The Other Righteous Brother -- died before Bill Medley (who, at least check, was still alive).