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shuggy banks compilation. click here for animation
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Cards are Serious Bizz.
#trollzart#my art#traditional art#my artwork#one piece#buggy the clown#buggy one piece#captain buggy#shanks#red haired shanks#shuggy#banks#shuggy banks
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Can I interest you a Shanks and Buggy comic
#myart#Shanks#shanks one piece#buggy the clown#buggy d clown#buggy x shanks#shuggy#banks#what’s their ship name?!
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😭🤧
#precious precious precious#i love them 🤧🤧🤧#i LOVE them#shanks 🤧 buggy 🤧 oh oh oh! banks!#bunks? shuggy?#adorable either way 🤧🤧🤧
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More snippets from The Phantom Of The Opera as royalty shuggy au...
The days in the castle grew longer and the contract bound the jester to the king's presence. Every time Buggy snuck out or requested to go into town, the king would get jealous beyond what Buggy could tolerate. He found someone on the outside who could help him escape on occasion. Yet he still felt guilt rusting his insides every time. It didn't help that even on the occasion the king would catch him sneaking out, he'd forgive him as soon as he entered his threshold.
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Then Shanks turned round, for he believed me, and I also had faith in myself. He fell at my feet, with words of love... with words of love in his dead mouth... and the music had ceased... He kissed the hem of my dress and did not see that I closed my eyes.
"What more can I tell you, dear? You now know the tragedy. It went on for a fortnight—a fortnight during which I lied to him. My lies were as ghastly as the monarch who inspired them; but they were the price of my liberty. I burned his mask; and I managed so well that, even when he was not speaking, he tried to catch my eye, like a dog sitting by its master. He was my faithful slave and paid me endless little attentions. Gradually, I gave him such confidence that he ventured to take me walking on the banks of the lake and to row me in the boat on its leaden waters; toward the end of my captivity he let me out through the gates that closed the underground passages in the Rue Scribe. Here a carriage awaited us and took us to the Bois. The night when we met you was nearly fatal to me, for he is terribly jealous of you and I had to tell him that you were soon going away ... Then, at last, after a fortnight of that horrible captivity, during which I was filled with pity, enthusiasm, despair and horror by turns, he believed me when I said, 'I WILL COME BACK!'"
"And you went back, Buggy," groaned the other.
"Yes, dear, and I must tell you that it was not his frightful threats when setting me free that helped me to keep my word, but the harrowing sob which he gave on the threshold of the tomb. ... That sob attached me to the unfortunate man more than I myself suspected when saying good-by to him. Poor Shanks! Poor Shabks!"
>> {Chapter 12: Apollo's Lyre}
Buggy had denied the king's request to take his hand in marriage several times by now. First, it was the status, but when Shanks offered to step down from the thrown, the jester insisted that he was still too recognizable. He wanted nothing but to be able to walk the streets without having people gawk at him and whisper and stare. Then there was the issue of attitude. Buggy was no full, a king who had never lacked a thing in his life would never settle to be penniless in a barn. Not to mention that no one in their right mind would be able to endure him.
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I can't go on living like this, like a mole in a burrow! Don Juan Triumphant is finished; and now I want to live like everybody else. I want to have a spouse like everybody else and to take him out on Sundays. I have invented a mask that makes me look like anybody. People will not even turn round in the streets. You will be the happiest of men. And we will dance, all by ourselves, till we swoon away with delight. You are crying! You are afraid of me! And yet I am not really wicked. Love me and you shall see! All I wanted was to be loved for myself. If you loved me I should be as gentle as a lamb; and you could do anything with me that you pleased."
Soon the moans that accompanied this sort of love's litany increased and increased.
>> {Chapter 22: In the Torture Chamber. The Persian's Narrative Continued}
(this one's a bit iffy)
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Three times over, Buggy fiercely bewailed his fate:
"You don't love me! You don't love me! You don't love me!"
And then, more gently:
"Why do you cry? You know it gives me pain to see you cry!"
A silence.
>> {Chapter 22: In the Torture Chamber. The Persian's Narrative Continued}
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everyone else likes blank ship, but in One piece I just go along with the chaos. Also why is it called Shuggy it should be Banks.
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okay so, i started following you through another person and i have never clicked your blog now until i saw some of ur one piece reblogs. OMG IT'S DISCORD WTF HOW AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Ahem, Anyways. Question: Do you have one piece ships? who? Also thank you for the multiple coding refs that i will probably never use but was fun to read through. Seriously, this discord page. OMG
I saw that blog theme and I had to fucking use it. I just had to!
My main OP ships (in order of my favorite to my least favorite) are:
Zolu
Lusan
Frobin
Vivi x Robin
Zosan
Namivivi
Katlu (rare age gap ship that doesn't squick me.)
Shanks x Buggy. Whats their ship name? Shuggy? Banks?
Sabo x Koala
Cobylu
Yamalu
Nalu
In other words, Luffy is the fandom bicycle!
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in my mind the buggy/shanks ship name is shaggy
that is literally so funny like their ship names have lots of potential!!
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the mental image of a woman walking into a store and asking for the most depressing books to read is pretty amusing in a way :)
but would you mind sharing some of those books?
Yeah it was kinda sad, we were chatting while I was wandering around the store trying to see if we had any of my suggestions (we didn't really) and from what I could tell she was dealing with some crazy stuff and super depressed and just wanted to like Feel Something Deeply. Anyway.
I can't remember exactly what I suggested to her but here are some sad/emotionally intense books:
-Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart
-No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai
-House Of Leaves by Mark Z Danielewski (checks the "emotionally intense" box but not necessarily sad)
-Les Miserables by Victor Hugo (I'm biased, I've read it 3 times)
-Orpheus Descending by Tennessee Williams
-HERmione by HD (I found this book really sad but it might not be the same for others. Yes, it is spelled like that.)
-Nightwood by Djuna Barnes
-Sometimes A Great Notion by Ken Kesey (not sad, but at least for me it was very intense because of how human every single character was and how you get to see every angle of the conflict so you understand how much miscommunication there truly is. It's also one of my favorite novels.)
-The Sweet Hereafter by Russell Banks
-Acid Snow by Larry Mitchell (I think this one might be out of print; I bought it for 50 cents at a library sale in SLC on a road trip like 13 years ago. It's a novel that takes place during the AIDS epidemic and it's just tinged with grief and paranoia, it's very good.)
Oh and I haven’t read it yet but apparently A Little Life by Hanya Yanigahara is incredibly sad.
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Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Rendition Was In - posthumous collection of covers, some previously released, some not
Often, in an effort to save the expense of licensing an original master from a major label, a music supervisor may request a song be re-created as closely as possible. Such was the case when a well-known bank asked the band to cut Stevie Wonder’s classic, “Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours” for a TV commercial, or when Hank Shockley asked for a perfect replay of Bad Medicine’s funky instrumental, “Trespasser” for the American Gangster soundtrack.
Both “Rescue Me” and “In the Bush” were among the outtakes on the cutting room floor of The Wolf of Wall Street motion picture soundtrack, for which the band recorded several unused sides. “Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)” was not just a remake of the Kenny Rogers’ First Edition hit, but more specifically a near re-play of Bettye Lavette’s 1968 version, and was notably the very first recording done at the Daptone House of Soul studio in 2002. Likewise, the band’s replay of Gladys Knight’s “Giving Up” was specifically requested but unused by a producer who was confident he needed it to sample for a beat on a Dr. Dre album.
“Little by Little,” “Inspiration Information,” “Here I Am Baby,” and “Take Me with U” were cut for tribute projects to Dusty Springfield, Shuggie Otis, The Marvelettes, and Prince, respectively. The latter of which is a perfect example of the way the band was able to take a familiar tune and completely flip it on it’s head.
Of course, there were also many non-contracted covers over the years that the band cut of their own volition, starting with the complete re-invention of Janet Jackson’s “What Have You Done for Me Lately” on the their 2001 debut LP, Dap-Dippin’ with..., which convinced more than a few fans that Sharon’s version was in fact the original after a counterfeit news article surfaced claiming that Jones was suing Jackson for copyright infringement. Sharon’s heart-wrenching take on Bob Marley’s early Wailers ballad “It Hurts to be Alone” is a tender nod to the soul that Jamaica borrowed from the States in the early sixties.
Though the band has mostly built their career on a prolific catalog of originals, these forays into other artists’ compositions lay bare their gift for arrangement and the unmatched studio prowess that earned them their reputation as The Baddest Band in the Land.
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(via https://open.spotify.com/album/1QG8Qt79oVG1QUGPN9KhzZ?si=gHi5SPbcQ0WZzIeIJJOgFg)
Daptone Records is releasing an album of cover songs from Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings called Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Rendition Was In). The collection will have five never-heard-before covers and fan favorites previously released in different formats. Their version of Stevie Wonder's "Signed Sealed Delivered I'm Yours" is the lead single which was originally commissioned by a bank for a TV commercial.
"Rescue Me" and "In The Bush" were outtakes from The Wolf Of Wall Street soundtrack. “Little by Little,” “Inspiration Information,” “Here I Am Baby,” and “Take Me with U” were intended for tribute projects to Dusty Springfield, Shuggie Otis, The Marvelettes, and Prince. The band's cover of Gladys Knight's "Giving Up" was requested by a producer who had plans to sample the beat for a Dr. Dre album. “Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)” took inspiration from both the Kenny Rogers and Bettye Lavette versions. Legendary Public Enemy producer Hank Shocklee requested their reworking of Bad Medicine's "Trespasser" for the American Gangster soundtrack.
Through the years the group recorded some covers simply because they wanted to including Janet Jackson's "What Have You Done For Me Lately" and Bob Marley's "It Hurts To Be Alone." The Jackson song appeared on their 2001 debut album Dap-Dippin' With Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings. The Marley cover is from the 2009 Waxploitation Presents Causes 2 compilation.
Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Rendition Was In) is the group's second posthumous release following Soul Of A Woman from 2017. Jones passed in 2016 from pancreatic cancer. The new album comes out on October 23rd.
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Ships: Gonta/Kokichi OR That one piece ship you like withh uuhh the clown
I LIKE THE ONE PIECE SHIP WITH BUGGY AND SHANKS !!!!!!!!
BUGGY AND SHANKS
SHUGGY AND BANKS!!!!!
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https://projectr.tv/films/did-you-wonder-who-fired-the-gun/60424782bf7bb70001f5f18d
Parable sower
Volckmer - appointment
Secret rendezvous Abe
The jinx
mort
Benjamin concepts of history
Swing time
Dune
Gillead - Marilynne Robinson
Klara sun Ishiguro
Shuggie bain
On chapel sands
Jonny appelseed
Succession S1
Squid game
Some of 4321 Austen
Fathers & sons turgenev
Steven king it
Iain m banks consider plebas
Vienna - karl Marx Hof
Albertina
Architecture museum
Leopold
Reading article moving houses/dismantling LRB
Wes Anderson
Succession
History of Bible
Louis Malle - la souffle au coeur
Julie
anderson - French dispatch
Happy happy joy joy
others with nicole kidman
jackie - larrain
expo mudam lux - post capitalism
casino lux - glitchy videos
hockney @ bozar
spoorloos
kirchner & nolde & girl @ stedelijk
kallocain
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princes of babylon
Kevin Rudolf
get thee hence
planet piss
flying colors
John arch
liquid tension experiment
sons of Apollo
the winery dogs
transatlantic
yellow matter custard
adrenaline mob
amazing journey
Cygnus and the sea monsters
loud luxury
inner sanctum
liquid trio experiment
majesty
brando
OSI
rising power
nils lofgren
s.a. Adams
bigelf
fates warning
overkill
John petrucci
fozzy
haken
tiles
pain of salvation
loudness
meanstreak
next to none
sons of apollo
rag n bone man
depeche mode
re-flex
pete shelley
lene lovich
spandau ballet
romeo void
big country
berlin
tom tom club
dexys midnight runners
the jam
the icicle works
wham!
the romantics
plastic bertrand
greg kihn band
q-feel
television
peter godwin
the fixx
split enz
adam ant
the only ones
modern english
bangles
kim wilde
bow wow wow
marianne faithfull
thompson twins
the vapors
nick lowe
trio
madness
gang of four
culture club
the boomtown rats
maren morris
grey
karl böhm
nicky jam
will smith
era istrefi
dennis lloyd
normani
bebe rexha
rudimental
Neal morse
mothers of invention
Jefferson starship
the aynsley Dunbar retaliation
John mayall and the bluesbreakers
UFO
Jeff beck group
the animals
the spiders from Mars
the mojos
plastic Ono band
World class rockers
mother's army
ella mai
tom walker
bad wolves
camila cabello
calum scott
kygo
willy william
alvaro soler
lauv
offset
tyga
alice merton
lil baby
juice wrld
big boi
lunchmoney lewis
Donovan
blue whale
the turtles
herbie mann
Sammy hagar
pat travers
John lee hooker
Michael Schenker group
Steve Ray vaughn
ten years after
night ranger
ALEXANDER HARVEY
DAVID BOWIE
DERRY WILKIE & THE PRESSMEN
EDDIE BOYD
ERIC BURDON & THE NEW ANIMALS
ERIC BURDON'S I BAND
the kingsmen
eric burdon
FALLEN ANGELS
steve greene
FLO & EDDIE
FREDDIE STARR & THE FLAMINGOS
IAN HUNTER
JACK CHAMPION DUPREE
JEFF BECK GROUP
JOHN MAYALL
KATHI McDONALD
KEITH EMERSON
LITTLE CHRISLEY
MERSEYSIPPI JAZZ BAND
MICHAEL CHAPMAN
MICK RONSON
saints and winds
MOGG/WAY
PAT TRAVERS BAND
PAUL KANTNER
SHUGGIE OTIS
STU JAMES & THE MOJOS
THE BEST OF BRITISH BLUES
THE EXCHECKERS
THE FLAMINGOS
THE MOTHERS
TONY SPINNER
LESLIE WEST
amber run
cartiez
otis redding
jacin trill
leafs
luwten
marlon williams
rolling blackouts coastal fever
n.e.r.d.
gavin james
gogol bordello
grizzly bear
jacob banks
de jeugd van tegenwoordig
nick murphy
patti smith
spinvis
the blaze
ho99o9
jordan rakei
little simz
protoje & the indiggnation
photomartyr
sevdaliza
sofi tukker
warhaus
joost
marlon williams
zeal & ardor
sergei polunin
dark angel
mechanism
pitch black forecast
zimmers hole
daemon
fear factory
forbidden
just cause
meldrum
memorain
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tenet
the almighty punchdrunk
the ani kyd band
Wargod
old man's child
death DTA
silent scream
barclay crenshaw
lion babe
giraffage
phantasm
naphobia
evildead
chorus of ruin
cranium
savage grace
solstice
tomahawk
peeping tom
tētēma
mike Patton's mondo cane
mike Patton
malodoror
dead cross
fantômas
hemophiliac
kaada/Patton
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Heavy Rotation: Spring 2017
Hey guys! Here's what I listened to a lot this Spring. As always, songs on these playlists may be explicit. The link: https://open.spotify.com/user/121147540/playlist/5KfODFKAGh2TJV4EiMdf1U
Notes:
I heard "Slow Rider" live when Mountain Stage came to Peoples Bank Theatre here in Marietta. It was my favorite tune of the night. Bridget Kearney (member of Lake Street Dive and Joy Kills Sorrow) and Benjamin Lazar Davis pulled in some African influences, including a special African guitar and a great mid-song meter-perception shift.
Some of my favorite artist discoveries this Spring were Lawrence, Sarah Jarosz (who will be touring with Punch Brothers, another favorite), Sampha, and Shuggie Otis.
I love knowing what people are listening to, so please feel free to share a playlist of your current faves in the comments!
Also, if you want to join in, I'm doing the #30daymusicchallenge on Twitter. Follow me there @jesskbaldwin
#Heavy Rotation#Peoples Bank Theatre#Bridget Kearney#Benjamin Lazar Davis#Lawrence#Sarah Jarosz#Sampha#Shuggie Otis#30 Day Music Challenge
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Using Names in Song Lyrics
Using someone’s name in lyrics you write can be powerful. And I probably don’t need to tell you that there approximate 8 million names of females who men have written about. There are female artists who write about names as well, but ironically, they are mostly woman as well. Joline by Dolly Parton, for example is about her begging another romantic rival to leave her relationship alone with her “man”. There are quite a few songs with male names in them, but by far more famous songs with female names.
This can be tricky. Because lyrics with names can get cheesy. The cheese factor is big. It needs to be written correctly and musically composed correctly. Here are some things to think about when writing lyrics with names in them.
When using a name in song lyrics sometimes it takes relatability out of the song for the listener. Except of course whose name is the same name in the lyrics. Think about it, I bet you can think of a song, a famous song, that sings your name. Because you think it could relate to you…even if it doesn’t at all. If it does it makes an even greater impact.
Using name in lyrics can be very loving and romantic. It shows the person you care enough about them and thinking enough about them to put their name in to a piece of artwork. That’s pretty cool.
Names in lyrics are fun and can have a great impact for the person you are writing it for. If the lyrics and song are good enough, they can have a very wide appeal – as you can see from this ridiculously long list of names from the website flashback.com:
1. Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles
2. Cecilia – Simon & Garfunkel
3. Suite Judy Blue Eyes – Crosby, Stills and Nash
4. Martha My Dear – The Beatles
5. Along Comes Mary – The Association
6. Lola – The Kinks
7. Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl) – Looking Glass
8. Mandy – Barry Manilow
9. My Sharona – The Knack
10. For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her – Simon & Garfunkel
11. Aimee – Pure Prairie League
12. Michelle – The Beatles
13. Beth – KISS
14. Gloria – Them
15. A Rose for Emily – The Zombies
16. Ruby (Don’t Take Your Love to Town) – Kenny Rogers
17. Billie Jean – Michael Jackson
18. Lovely Rita – The Beatles
19. Layla – Derek and the Dominos
20. Sarah Smile – Hall and Oates
21. Sheena is a Punk Rocker – The Ramones
22. Rhiannon – Fleetwood Mac
23. Josie – Steely Dan
24. Help Me, Rhonda – The Beach Boys
25. Cara-Lin – The Strangeloves
26. Sally G -Paul McCartney
27. Melissa – The Allman Brothers
28. Lucille – Kenny Rogers
29. Peg- Steely Dan
30. Aubrey – Bread
31. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds – The Beatles
32. Come on Eileen – Dexy’s Midnight Runners
33. The Wind Cries Mary – Jimi Hendrix and the Experience
34. Rosanna – Toto
A tribute to Rosanna Arquette – sadly, she wasn’t impressed.
35. See Emily Play – Pink Floyd
36. Lucille – Little Richard
37. Fanny (Be Tender with My Love) – Bee Gees
38. Roxanne- The Police
39. Matilda Mother – Pink Floyd
40. Sweet Jane – Velvet Underground
41. Victoria – The Kinks
42. Wendy – Beach Boys
43. Sweet Caroline – Neil Diamond
44. My Cherie Amour – Stevie Wonder
45. Jennifer Juniper – Donovan
46. (Love Song) For Annie – Kaleidoscope
47. Maggie Mae – Rod Stewart
48. My Maria – BW Stephenson
49. Angie – The Rolling Stones
50. Valerie – The Monkees
51. Angie Baby – Helen Reddy
52. Peggy Sue – Buddy Holly
53. Candida – Tony Orlando and Dawn
54. Bernadette – The Four Tops
55. Annie’s Song – John Denver
56. Charlena – Ruben and the Jets
57. Fannie Mae – Buster Brown
58. Jennie Lee – Shuggie Otis
59. Jessica – Allman Brothers
60. Linda Lu – Ray Sharpe
61. Sheila – Tommy Roe
62. Darling Nikki – Prince and the Revolution
63. Sheila Take a Bow – The Smiths
64. Mary Ann – Link Wray
65. Rosalie – The Searchers
66. Barbara Ann – The Beach Boys
67. Sylvia’s Mother – Dr. Hook
68. Ophelia – The Band
69. Mary Lou – Buddy Knox
70. Suzie Q – Dale Hawkins
71. She Sheila – The Producers
72. Rio – Duran Duran
73. Candy-O – The Cars
74. Emily – Frank Sinatra
75. Jolene – Dolly Parton
76. Sara – Fleetwood Mac
77. Windy – The Association
78. Wake Up Little Susie – The Everly Brothers
79. Barbara Ann – The Beach Boys
80. Elvira – The Oak Ridge Boys
81. Amanda – Waylon Jennings
82. Carrie Ann – The Hollies
83. Think of Laura – Christopher Cross
84. Christine 16- KISS
85. Delilah – Tom Jones
86. Sherry – Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
87. Eleanor – The Turtles
88. Nadine – Chuck Berry.
89. Sad Lisa – Cat Stevens
90. Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett
91. Jamie’s Cryin’ – Van Halen
92. Caroline – Status Quo
93. Oh! Ma Jolie Sarah – Johnny Halliday
94. Denise – Randy & The Rainbows
95. Rosie – Joan Armatrading
96. Alice Long – Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart
97. Pamela – Toto
98. Sorry Suzanne – The Hollies
99. Jeanette – The English Beat (UK The Beat)
100. Eloise – Barry Ryan
101. Runaround Sue – Dion & The Belmonts
102. Alice’s Restaurant – Arlo Guthrie
103. Lady Samantha – Orange Bicycle
104. Sweet Lorraine – Uriah Heep
105. Charlotte the Harlot – Iron Maiden
106. Jenny Artichoke – Kaleidoscope
107. Suzy Creamcheese – Frank Zappa
108. Izabella – Jimi Hendrix
109. Oh, Candy – Cheap Trick
110. Anna (El Negro Zumbon) – Esquivel
111. Ballade de Melody Nelson – Serge Gainsbourg
112. Roberta – Billy Joel
113. Cinderella – Sonics
114. Tracy- Cuff Links
115. Hello Mabel – The Bonzo Dog Band
116. Sweet Rosie Jones – Buck Owens
117. 867-5309/Jenny – Tommy Tutone
118. Daisy Mae – The Seeds
119. Jennifer Tomkins – Street People
120. Jennifer Eccles – The Hollies
121. Margorine – Tinkerbells Fairydust
122. Hallo Susie – Amen Corner
123. Fade Away Maureen – Cherry Smash
124. Sara Wells – Stone Circus
125. Caroline Goodbye – Colin Blunstone
This is the list, from the website and here are some others in the comments section… it’s literally almost never ending!
Walk Away Renee - The Left Banke
Carmelita - Warren Zevon
Marie - Randy Newman
Polk Salad Annie - Tony Joe White
Middle to lower:
Thoughts of Mary Jane - Nick Drake
Alison - Elvis Costello
Corinna - Taj Majal
Visions of Johanna - Bob Dylan
Maggie's Farm - Bob Dylan
Queen Jane Approximately - Bob Dylan
Angelina/Zooma Zooma - Louis Prima
Mona Lisa - Nat King Cole
Hadie Brown (My Little Lady) - Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
Angie - Rolling Stones
Blue Jean - David Bowie
Venus - Shocking Blue
Molina - CCR
Sandy - Bruce Springsteen
Candy-O - The Cars
Candy's Room - Bruce Springsteen
Are you ready to write your lyrics with someone’s name in them?
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