So what song title or lyrics best describes your last pay for play visit?
I think mine would be Redbone's classic "Come and get your love". The mood of the song fits the experience too.

"When the "swallows" come back to Capistrano."   Great CIM session.

Now make sure the kids are out of the room and you must be over 21 to hear this..ID's will be checked.
The end is one of those....wait for it....wait for it......there!

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Either the Ray Charles duet version or The Motels.

With vampire kgirl; sure to make you lose your mind!

Say it isn't so

I would have thought Hotel California might have been your choice.

Touche brother!!!

Or we could go to their earlier days - Witchy Woman

Got to keep these things straight.

and this song seems to sum up the current state of affairs; not so much on account of any intention on my part, but rather a product of the ravages of time:

It was an AMP session with just a handy.

Indeed Jensen, indeed.

if it was the version sung by Linda Ronstadt.  

by Black Sabbath:  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuqXZM7oUdk

That's a good song. I thought "the Spits" had it covered but they don't.

even stupid pillow are luckier than  
I bet even the "My Pillow" guy is too

a PG version here:  
like "bleeding gums" said, I tried to make others feel worse. I just hope I accomplish that here.

How about the Eagles of Death Metal?

This thread is pathetic. I swear to God this site just takes a shit worse every fucking day.

Thank you. Glad you liked the show
Thank you very much
And God bless

Bitch, bitch, bitch!

4 U

or maybe Jethro Tull's Aqualung?

If that's the situation,  

You didn't mention the Neville Brothers or Peggy Lee.

True -- though I didn't know about the Neville Bro's cover.

And if we want to get into old films maybe someone can be Little John's staff (not sure if that belongs in one of the early Robin Hood movies or in Men in Tights).

Although Little Willie John is the true origin of the song most compliment Peggy Lee as the original. I personally like the Neville Brothers version.

What I do with the rest of 59 minutes?

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Rob Thomas' 'This Is How A Heart Breaks'...