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You are correct, bfh. Though it was originally recorded by Jimmy Ruffin, Joe Cocker also did a fine rendition. Here is a clip from Standing In The Shadows Of Motown, a highly recommended film which documents the history of Motown's studio band, The Funk Brothers. What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted?---------Joan Osborn http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NE0-ALv2fM
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Love's happiness is just an illusion Filled with sadness and confusion
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songs remembered from just one line
waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Is it Baby You Can Drive My Car by The Beetles? -
Congrats, Oak My goal is to someday own a car from the same decade I'm living in. Just kiddin' I'm happy for you.
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Hey there, Oldies I don't really give a rat's patootie what any other "religious" group sanctions, we're talking about The Way and how they insisted we sever ties with all who were not part of the "in crowd". As far as popping in and out, I think you must have been in some other organization than me. In The Way that I was a part of, leaving "the hedge of protection" was the same thing as surrendering yourself and your loved ones to the mercy of the Devil who would probably use your momentary lapse to sweep in and exterminate you. Are you sure you were in the same TWI as me? The TWI that I was involved with was not a religion. It was a cult!! And you weren't "free" to think for yourself unless you were willing to accept the consequences of paragraph #2.
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Hi, jeast I tried to find a youtube of this song to post but had no luck. :(
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So then,Mike----- Just how DOES God use the word all?
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Legacy of the Way Corps Principles
waysider replied to Gilligan's topic in Spirit and Truth Fellowship International
Not sure why but this all sounds "familia". -
You Gotta Make Your Own Kinda Music!!
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"Harve thought he had a weed eater loose in his Fruit Of The Looms."
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waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
I refuse to answer this one! ;-] -
I was working for ABC/Dunhill Records when she died. (As a forklift operator!!-- ) We had a big run on her records, as well as those of Jim Croce. Here's a link with her biographical information. http://www.casselliot.com/biography.htm She had one of those voices you just can't develop by study and practice. You recognize it the moment it hits your ears. Otis Redding was like that. So was Karen Carpenter and Candy Givens from Zephyr. Lydia Pence from Cold Blood STILL has one of those voices that grabs you immediately. Mama Cass died from a heart attack that was caused by her weight problem. So young, so gifted, such a shame.
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As I walk this land with broken dreams I have visions of many things
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I copied it and pasted it in the search window at youtube but I guess that doesn't work. Sorry
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songs remembered from just one line
waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Oh, Lord-----Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood.(The Animals) "Is there anybody going to listen to my story?" -
It was in this week of 1967 that Dunhill records had to cancel their "Win a date with Mama Cass" contest because------No one entered!Heck, I would have entered just to hear her sing Dream A Little Dream Of Me.What a voice!
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waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Ahhhh! That would be To Sir With Love---------------Lulu OK--Now that other one "Sick at heart and lonely, deep in dark despair" -
Is it Bulldog by The Beetles?
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waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
OOPS!! Sorry, Dooj Didn't see you there. Ladies first. I insist!!! -
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waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
You can always go------Downtown (Petula Clark) "Sick at heart and lonely, deep in dark despair" -
I believe he knows what you are talking about, excie. He chooses not to believe it because to do so would mean he was scammed like the rest of us. (And that's a tough pill to swallow.)
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could this happen to The Way International
waysider replied to cheranne's topic in Getting help for cult dysfunction
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Holy Crud! Don't know how I missed this one. This dismissing of the entire corps thing must have been what inspired the dismissing of the entire Fellow Laborers program. The time frame is pretty close. Maybe just a bit later. Except, if I remember correctly, it wasn't an "opportunity to recommit". It was a mandate to "do as we say or you're toast!" ---------------- "This is not slavery"--OM Yeah, you're right, it's psychological manipulation.
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Hiya, Oldies I took the liberty of bolding "unequally" in your post. (That's the word you omitted.) So now about this "unequal yoking" business------What do you suppose determines when "yoking" crosses the line and becomes "unequal yoking"? Come to think of it, what the heck is "yoking" anyhow? Did it mean the same thing back then as it does today? Questions, Questions, Questions. Do you suppose Paul might have been addressing a specific situation that was taking place at that point in time? Do you suppose our situation today replicates that particular one? And heck fire, was an "unbeliever" the same thing as what we call an "unbeliever" today? Be honest with yourself. You and I both know this section of scripture was used to instruct us that we were not to have associations or relationships with non-TWI people. Simple as that. They(unbelievers) were inferior to us because WE were the chosen ones.(cough, cough, cough) Cut them off before it's too late. They'll drag you back into the dismal abyss we call "the world". They will be your downfall. They will cause you to return to your old ways like a dog returns to its vomit. It a simple case of "private interpretation". VPW twisted privately interpreted this scripture to say you should cut off your non-TWI associations. That's a fact, Jack! But on second thought,maybe that's OK because his teaching on "private interpretation" is, itself, based on "private interpretation". And that's no "yoke"!
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waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Hey you!! Get off my Cloud. (The Rolling Stones.) I once had a girl(or should i say, "she once had me"?)