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The juxtaposition of the quarter note instrumentals and the syncopated lyrics create an uplifting stew of tight fuzzy-sweatered happiness.
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The juxtaposition of the quarter note instrumentals and the syncopated lyrics create an uplifting stew of tight fuzzy-sweatered happiness.
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I was going to put this up yesterday but mog being what mog is I just had to say fuggit...In his introduction to the fiftieth-anniversary edition of the novel, Mailer asserted that The Naked and the Dead reflects what he learned from Tolstoy: "_compassion is of value and enriches our life only when compassion is severe, which is to say when we can perceive everything that is good and bad about ...
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The juxtaposition of the quarter note instrumentals and the syncopated lyrics create an uplifting stew of tight fuzzy-sweatered happiness.
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Sitting here listening to The Fugs, another great 1960s band. They had lots of very funny, no holds barred songs like "Nothing," "Kill for Peace," "Group Grope," and "Boobs a Lot." "Kill for Peace" is still sadly timely, a biting inditement of war mongers who foist their ideas upon the rest of the world. Some of these songs I still CAN'T play on the radio, due to the earthy language and fran...
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| Title | Lyrics | Buy |
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| 1 Burn, Bridges, Burn |
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| 2 Try to Be Joyful |
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| 3 Government Surveillance Yodel |
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| 4 Septuagenarian in Love |
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| 5 Where Is My Wandering Jew? |
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