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Would someone please shut that big mouth, nosy woman UP!!!

This is such a classic tune by Henry 8th. I couldn't help but chuckle when reading the first line.

" Alas, my love, you do me wrong, To cast me off discourteously"

One thing a woman (or anyone else) DIDN'T do to Henry 8th was "do him wrong" or be "discourteous"! Not more than once anyway. LOL

Good effort but words are slightly WRONG!. Its' not "time is a real and constant motion..."

It's "time is a WHEEL in constant motion always rolling us along, tell me who wants to look back on their youth and wonder where those years have gone."

EVERYONE will always look back on their youth and ...

This is an excellent version of this remarkable song.

Cervantes wrote Don Quixote as a mockery of the whole knight era. When knights went on great quests and ended up broke, broken and defeated in so many places and times.

As a huge fan of the medieval age myself this is an antidote to the sani...

This one's for you Y. wherever you are. 40 years ago we sang this to each other. Then we graduated from college and went our separate ways. Hardly a week goes by that I don't think of you and hoping you're happy. You were beautiful, had a contagious laugh and a ready smile. Every guy on campus e...

Blackbird, your wings have been broken. Now, it's time to get up and move forward with your life. And, whatever risks, dangers there are, you need to confront them and fly into the light of the dark, black night. Who doesn't need to hear this message? I do.

Starting today! There's no use living...

It's hard to imagine how far flung the Beatles influence was/is even today. I try to tell my kids how their behavior, songs, clothers, food, magazines, concerts, hair (esp. the hair!!!!), cars, girls, radio (FM radio, there WAS no FM radio to speak of except for easy-listening), art, pop art, pol...

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Harris omitted the Southern plantation house, disparaged the white Southern gentleman, and presented miscegenation in positive terms. He violated social codes and presented an ethos that would have otherwise shocked his reading audience.[43] These recent acknowledgements ...

Question 1: $77,000,000,000,000 for Dept of Education? And, that's on TOP of what state taxpayers already pay.

What exactly do we GET for $77,000,000,000,000.00 that couldn't be accomplished better locally. We send $ to DC, for bureaucrats to skim their share and make us grovel to get them to se...

I have issues with the gist of this article. but if its true its probably a good thing that bill gates, steve jobs, and other EXTREMELY rich democrats are helped by Republicans so they can continue to support their favorite charity eg liberals in Congress and White House

Two scariest conversations I ever had with a doctor were, "you're going to be a father" and "you've got cancer". I haven't fully recovered from either.

But, life continually takes my breath away.

Gym1 is actually the first of 3 short pieces by Satie, a French impressionist along with Claude Debussy (The Fawn, Claire DeLune, etc). Satie was a genius and his phrasing on this and the other gyms was brilliant.

As a fledlging pianist many years ago in college these 3 were de rigeur (required...

A supermarket?

Geez, when I was growing up in the South USA, WW was a "dime" store where you could buy just about everything for a dime. (we're talking many years ago).

It sold inexpensive (cheap) clothes, brika-brak, candy, had a sandwich counter , etc.

When I was probably 8 years old, my ol...

You are too adorable. This is one of the most profound voices and songs of the 20th century. You knocked it out of the park.

Okay, Grace. You're either brilliant or a complete loon. You remind me of a 21st Century "Gracie Allen". (Who? Ask you parents!)

@dimestoresage -

AM was the first "woman" I ever "noticed". Until I saw her in BBBirdie as a very young boy women had always been mothers, aunts and cousins.

Even since then I was smitten by women in general and Ann-Margret in particular.