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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 7, 2004
Stay with me - The Faces
"So, in the mornin’, please don’t say you love me
’cause you know I’ll only kick you out the door
Yeah, I’ll pay your cab fare home, you can even use my best cologne,
Just don’t be here in the mornin’ when I wake up"
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broelan Posted Apr 7, 2004
reality used to be a friend of mine - pm dawn
(then i discovered h2g2 
)
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Granny Weatherwax - ACE - Hells Belle, Mother-in-Law from the Pit - Haunting near you on Saturday Posted Apr 11, 2004
Black 
Woman - Carlos Santana
hehehehehehehe
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GreyDesk Posted Apr 11, 2004
Well in that case it just has to be ...
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of 
Please - Splodgenessabounds
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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 11, 2004
Don't you love me, baby - Hell, who was it. Too much bloody white wine, I should stick to the rum-and-cokes....
(You were working as a waitress in a cocktail bar / when I me-et yo-ou)
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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 11, 2004
The Human League. That's who it was. Funny how you remember right at the end...
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GreyDesk Posted Apr 11, 2004
That was the Human League's, "Don't you WANT me Baby". Which spent ages and ages in the charts and was the Christmas number 1 for 1981 
Secrets - Fiat Lux
(linked through that most inventive Punto advert 
)
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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 11, 2004
Picky, picky, picky!
And if we are doing car ads:
Take my breath away.
I can't be bothered to google it, but it was used in Top Gun starring Tom <spit) Cruise and the fabulous Kelly McGillis.
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GreyDesk Posted Apr 11, 2004
That would be the song by Berlin then.
One Of Our Submarines - Thomas Dolby
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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 11, 2004
Would it? Why do they have to put Tom Cruise into what would otherwise be perfectly good movies?
Kingston Town - UB40.
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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 11, 2004
Not just perfectly good movies, but perfectly good movies with Meg Ryan, at that?
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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 11, 2004
Er... what was your link, GD? Is it aeroplane >> submarine or is it something else?
B
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GreyDesk Posted Apr 11, 2004
I thought Shorty was rather good in Magnolia. Admittedly that doesn't make up for all the shite he's pumped out through the rest of his career.
Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
Now, can you work out the link? 
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GreyDesk Posted Apr 11, 2004
My link? It was the Tom Cruise thing. Top Gun -> Navy pilot -> One of Our Submarines
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Mrs Zen Posted Apr 11, 2004
Haven't seen Magnolia, but then I live in a cultural vacuum.
Kingston Town > the Carribean > the Tropics > Hot stuff?
Maybe not.
Kingston Town > Ganga > hot Stuff?
Hmmmmm.
Nah. Can't manage it. 
In the meantime:
Cold - Annie Lennox
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