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ParticipantHere’s a great Italian song: Senza una Donna – Zucchero. There was also a semi-English language version of this song released, which featured Paul Young.
‘Senza una donna’ means without a woman; ‘zucchero’ means sugar; and ‘Paul Young’ means Paul not old. If you think the main reason I posted this song was to make that joke, you are correct.
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ParticipantFading like a Flower – Roxette
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ParticipantIndeed. Both the Left & Right are devils when it comes to censoring those they disagree with.
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ParticipantDon’t Call Me Baby – Voice of the Beehive
V of the B were a new wave rock band*, made-up of: two American sisters; two former members of Madness; and another bloke.
*Funnily enough, it was David Bowie who coined the term: new wave rock.
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ParticipantModern Love – David Bowie (a tribute to Little Richard)
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ParticipantShould’ve Known Better by Soluna Samay
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ParticipantI didn’t plan to post the above song at 11 o’ clock. That’s an amazing coincidence!
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ParticipantArmistice Day by Midnight Oil
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ParticipantIn the Midnight Hour – Wilson Pickett
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Participant– Imposs1904
“If music be the food of love, play on.”
Nobody Needs your Love – Gene Pitney (written by Randy Newman)
This doesn’t sound like a Randy Newman song until Pitney sings: “Nobody needs your love more than I do.”
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ParticipantCrazy Love by the Kez
I’m cheating with this one because they’re an amateur band, therefore, this wouldn’t be played on the radio.
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ParticipantThese Dreams by Heart
Lyrics by Bernie Taupin. Music by Martin Page.
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ParticipantI Love the Sound of Breaking Glass by Nick Lowe
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ParticipantLife’s Been Good by Joe Walsh
Best lyric: I have a mansion, forget the price. Ain’t never been there, they tell me it’s nice.”
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Participant“In 2017 alone, [the U.S. military’s] CO2 emissions added up to 59 million tonnes – more than many industrialized nations including Sweden and Switzerland.”
And that’s just the U.S. military!
Graph: https://blogs-images.forbes.com/niallmccarthy/files/2019/06/20190613_Military_CO2.jpg
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