Didn't know there was a band called X. Learn something new every day. Not exactly the same sentiment as You're In My Heart, whatever that sentiment may be (apparently still being determined).
"you're Celtic, United" is horrible grammar. Who talks like that? Most people would probably say "You're Celtic AND United". That would even fit with the music better without the awkward pause! "You're Celtic and United and baby I've decided..." No problem. No one says little girls are "sugar, spice". That makes it sound like a type of spice called sugar spice. Are little boys made of "snakes, snails"? That's why someone thought the team was Celtic United--that's what it sounds like when he sings. It's just so wrong in so many ways. --- In [email protected], Julie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I had it in my head all morning after reading the stupid subject line of > this email (didn't even have to open it), but then I went for a run during > lunch and listened to X on the ipod. The last song I heard was White Girl, > so that's what's now stuck in my head. Much better. Easy to fall part of > your scull starts to break away. Drugged and in love out at a club pulling > me outside. She's a white girl... (if you know the song, it should now > have replaced what was in your head before.) > > On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 1:32 PM, John Batzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > It is HORRIBLE! I've had the stupid song stuck in my head for more > > than 24 hours now, and it's showing no signs of going away . . . I > > know of only one surefire way to remedy the situation, but the cure > > may be worse than the disease. > > > > > > >
