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Human without the bean

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  1. Oh it's that Rhett Butler guy Mr. Hollywood from "Gone With The Wind". "We're going to need a bigger boat"
  2. It funny you mention it. The video to the Killers song was directed by Tim Burton. Unlike you WordWolf, I do know a lot of their music. Trouble is not anyone playing may know them.
  3. No. Perhaps a few more lyrics may help? "We took a back road, we're gonna look at the stars We took a back road in my car Down to the ocean, it's only water and sand And in the ocean, we'll hold hands But I don't really like you Apologetically dressed in the best but on a heartbeat glide Without an answer, the thunder speaks from the sky" "A cinematic vision ensued like the holiest dream It's someone's calling? An angel whispers my name but the message relayed is the same: " Wait till tomorrow, you'll be fine." But it's gone to the dogs in my mind"
  4. Twenty-first century song. "A cinematic vision ensued like the holiest dream It's someone's calling? An angel whispers my name but the message relayed is the same: " Wait till tomorrow, you'll be fine." But it's gone to the dogs in my mind"
  5. Zero Dark Thirty Kyle Chandler Manchester By The Sea
  6. It finally came to me. She's Just My Style ~Gary Lewis and the Playboys~
  7. Seriously, Wow. Must have before your time Raf. "It Don't Come Easy" Ringo Starr. FREE POST
  8. Still here huh? A chick movie, but still a pretty good one.
  9. Stranger Than Fiction Queen Latifah The Secret Life of Bees
  10. I got nothing, but I'm thinking about going to Barnes and Noble to buy me the "Star Wars Encyclopedia" of trivia just to keep up with you Star Wars Universe people.
  11. Is this a song? This is Name That Tune WordWolf, and is that what thread you are posting this to? Cause it sounds like a movie more than a song. But, knowing how you play, I would imagine this is something subliminal done or undertones from a song that were dubbed into it. I have no idea what it is unless it's "Hotchskee's Sky High Again" by the Pink Palominos?
  12. Last of The Mohicans Madeleine Stowe We Were Soldiers
  13. Indeed. Probably the most popular version was done by Leo Sayer. Reached #1 in 1980. Bobby Vee recorded it. I guess The Beatles covered it a couple times in 1961 as well. It was song written by two members of The Crickets of Buddy Holly fame, Sunny Curtis and Jerry Allison, shortly after he passed away. Your turn WordWolf.
  14. Why not. I figured that George would have beat you to it. I'm pretty sure he knows it. It was covered by a lot of artists.
  15. OK. Oh oh, yea yea I love you [da da da song title] I'll love you twice as much tomorrow Oh love you [da da song title] Oh oh, yea yea I miss you every single day Why must my life be filled with sorrow? I love you {da da song title] "Why don't you know I need you so? Oh tell me please I gotta know Do you mean to make me cry? Am I just another guy"? I didn't realize just how many lines in this song contain the title.
  16. Shuck's, golly, now I wish I would've used heck.
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