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I was 19 when this song dominated the air, and the Boss's new double-album was a prized possession for many of my college dorm-mates -- the same age as "Mary" and the protagonist. The River's lyrics made quite an impression on me (and I'm sure other guys): life offers choices, like stay in coll...

@Fern19671

In the book about Blondie, "Making Tracks", Debbie begins Chapter 1 with the title, "I was Marilyn Monroe's Kid." Read on.

Both were adopted, and became the most beautiful blonde stars of their decades, etc Debbie is pictured wearing one of Marilyn's dresses on page 36.

They should also change the word "song" to "verse":

We will sing one verse for the OKH.

A standing ovation from Tim McGraw (and all the other royalty at the CMAs) is remarkable because HE was HER star hero, and she the unknown newcomer, about 5 years prior.

Release the sostenuto please.

Down Yonder appeared on Willie Nelson's 1975 Grammy winning album Red Headed Stranger (side 2 track 3.) The piano solo was by his sister Bobbie, who played with Willie on the road for almost all of both their lives. In concerts, Willie takes a break while Bobbie plays the tune. I saw them live...

Blondie could subtitle this one "I'm On E Minor."

This version totally rocks the woods.

I only wish Debbie smiled more in this video.

She sings " ... my ass." at 1:19 then taps her ass: so cute.

Preparing for this duet performance was actually the first time they met, according to later interviews.

How does he keep from laughing while playing those notes? Wait ... maybe he is laughing into it.

@beauraing

Thank you for posting the first verse; no one else has done so.

Do you have the second and third verses to post also, or can you refer us to a website with the French lyrics?

skip the first 1 1/2 minutes.

To all the idiots making references to smoke:

It's steam, not smoke.

It's a steam engine.