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I’ll give it ‘till tomorrow morning, but until then here is the rest of the song for your spiritual enlightenment.

Words censored as per precedence set by Mr. Strange double entendre intended – to be understood when the song is named)

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Last night at the dance I met Xxxxxx,

So lovely and warm, an angel of a girl.

Last night I fell in love with Xxxxxx,

Xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx in this world.

As I walked her home, she said it was her birthday.

I pulled her close and said, "Will I see you anymore?"

Then suddenly she asked for my sweater

And said that she was very, very cold.

I kissed her goodnight at her door and started home

Then thought about my sweater and went right back instead.

I knocked at her door and a man appeared.

I told why I’d come then he said,

“You’re wrong son, you weren’t with my daughter.

How can you be so cruel to come to me this way?

My Xxxxxx left this world on her birthday –

She died a year ago today.”

A strange force drew me to the graveyard.

I stood in the dark, I saw the shadows wave.

And then I looked and saw my sweater

Lying there upon her grave.

Xxxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx in this world.

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Tales right out of Urban Legends 101 (No, this is not the name of the song!)

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Originally posted by Flow7:

Words censored as per precedence set by Mr. Strange double entendre intended – to be understood when the song is named)

"Strange Things Happen"? - I know there's a girl's name that precedes that...Amy mebbe? Or Linda? (Thanks for the hint icon_biggrin.gif:D-->)
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Okay, okay.....

Laurie (Strange Things Happen)

by Dickey Lee

Mr. Oak you got half of it correct, but I imagine you have more important things to think about now, so....

Here's another song song with a different flavor --

"Orange, cherry, lemon and lime, fudge, tutti-fruity, and a grape that's fine...."

Song straight from the bubble gum era of pop culture!

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Yeeeaaaaah!!! I didn't think it was THAT obscure!

Great line to date the song.

"Save popsicle wrappers, and before long,

You'll win a phonograph to play this record on."

I can hear it now --

"But Mom, Dad I can win if I save enough wrappers - but wht's a phonograph and what's a record anyway?"

Go Pirate, by the way I an ex-North Carolinian from way back when and spent many a weekend at ECU!

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