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I'd love to see the Dixie Dregs.

Ok. I'm a man of my word. I saw Carl does indeed exsist, so I will purchase something from Amazon. Just what, I don't know.

Roy Orbison? Bummer.

Oh, of course. I have an entire network. I'm like 'Q' LOLOL. Plus, all I need is one more answer for the quiz. How safe is this Amazon, though? I'd love to contribute something here, but I've never bought anything over the internet. I'm very leery about this.

How can this thread have 5 stars with only a half dozen replies?

pssst...hey..I think that's Jayson. Cant be sure though....haven't seen him in a long time...

The Jets? That group of kids, with like, 35 members in the bands?

Heck, the only reason I started this thread was so I wouldn't have to look this up myself. Where's Annabelle? It's all her fault. She's my music history dealer.

Huntin' for shrooms in the moonlight.

I just cut and paste. I don't research.

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!LOLOL Seriously, Bluesy, you rule. Field holla if you hear me!!

Blues isn't my field, but that was the first name that came to mind. we have a guy, should be along here shortly.

Sue, darlin, I'd never pick on you, you know that.

(Eloise, Eloise, Eloise, Eloise) (Who is the little girl who Top40db.com Top40db.net Top40db.org. Lives in the Plaza in New York) That`s me, Eloise, I`m six I live on the top floor (Who is the little girl who knows Everybody`s business in New York) I spend an enormous Amount of time in the lobby I have to see what`s going on there (Who`s on the telephone most of the day) I have to call room service a lot And tell them to charge it, please And thank you very much (Who`s in and out and up and Down and in everybody`s way) That`s what Mr. Salamoney says And he ought to know He`s the manager, for Lord`s sake (Who`s up at break of day Creating a terrible racket in the halls) Sometimes I take two sticks And skitter them along the woodwork (Who has a lovely way of writing Her name in lipstick on the walls) My mother is thirty And wears a three and a half shoe (Who`s the little darling who`ll Drive you out of your head But you love her just the same) After all, I`m only six (Who`s the little girl who`s Only good when she`s in bed Eloise is her name) That`s me, Eloise (Eloise, Eloise, Eloise, Eloise) (Eloise) that`s Nanny She`s my nurse, she`s English And wears tissue paper in her dress And you can hear it (Eloise, what are you doing) Here`s the thing of it I have to open that window wider Because there`s this pigeon who Keeps hanging around out there And I`m gonna squonk him in his head Your's is the right version, but this one is similar. It was the first one I found, so I ran with it.

Oh, I see how it is. Just brush the old guy off to the side.

Eloise ~ by Kay Thompson 1956.

I was just messing with you. I'm jr. Welcome to Songfacts. Look around in the other forums. Lots of stuff to do in here. We're all nice enough, (Except for edna, she's just flat out mean)

That's exactly why I handed it over to you.

Oh, a last resort, eh? Sit still, I'm sure someone will be along soon who can help you out a bit more. Just don't put your feet up on the coffee table. Mairi just cleaned it.

Hi and welcome. I googled the lyrics. There are alot of songs with those lyrics. Click here, and look around for a better idea. are you in or are you out?

December 5th 1985 - No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: "Broken Wings," Mr. Mister. The song is written in 20 minutes by band members Richard Page and Steve George and their friend John Lang. 1975 - No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: "Fly, Robin, Fly," Silver Convention. Producer Michael Kunze originally calls the song "Run, Rabbit, Run." 1965 - No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: "Turn! Turn! Turn!" The Byrds. Songwriter Pete Seeger adapted the lyrics from the Book of Ecclesiastes. 1947 - Jim Messina is born in Maywood, Calif. 1938 - Guitarist J.J. Cale is born in Oklahoma City. Eric Clapton made hits out of two of Cale's songs - "After Midnight" and "Cocaine." 1935 - Little Richard (Richard Wayne Penniman) is born in Macon, Ga., the son of a minister. He has 14 top 10 hits on Billboard's R&B singles chart. His biggest pop hit is "Long Tall Sally," a No. 6 song in 1956.

I suppose I deserve that. Um...let's see....they're jiggly. More importantly, they're gone. The Cars

Are we talking legitimate songs, or goofy little novelties? Great Balls of Fire clocks in at 2:01.

Uh...Daniel-san...I think you're supposed to give a band now....

Actually, after thinking about it, that was a bit of a mean thing to do. I forget sometimes there are things best left to the next generation.