They were busy living in a fantasy...their own little nasty world...It was a long ride if nothing else. I hope they used the restroom before they left, and brought a snack. At least it wasn’t a bumpy ride.
They were busy living in a fantasy...their own little nasty world...It was a long ride if nothing else. I hope they used the restroom before they left, and brought a snack. At least it wasn’t a bumpy ride.
I thought the same thing. I had to do a double take at the numbers.Am I the only hearing "six thre four five sev'n eight ni-ee-ii-een" in my head? A la Tommy Tutone
A lot of numbers but only 1 Jenny.
The Bay Brothers don't have a Wiki page. I did find the following:Here's the US Bubbling Under The HOT 100 For Week Ending 10/25/80:
TW LW Artist Title Record Company Weeks on Chart Hot 100 Debut Peak 110 108 Bay Brothers Baby Don't Give Up Millennium (RCA) 3 - 108
The Bay Brothers don't have a Wiki page. I did find the following:Here's the US Bubbling Under The HOT 100 For Week Ending 10/25/80:
TW LW Artist Title Record Company Weeks on Chart Hot 100 Debut Peak 110 108 Bay Brothers Baby Don't Give Up Millennium (RCA) 3 - 108
I like "Hourglass". The song and the optical illusions video for it too.I had Babylon and On on cassette
I like "Hourglass". The song and the optical illusions video for it too.
I thought about this one:A lot of numbers but only 1 Jenny.
I didn't know the Van Zant song was a remake: 634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.) - Wikipedia. They changed the prefix, but used the last four digits from the song below.Am I the only hearing "six thre four five sev'n eight ni-ee-ii-een" in my head? A la Tommy Tutone
I found a few more candidates....Just saying: Jeanny and Jenifer is still not Jenny.
I am not sure I have heard of any of those but #1. A good number are Jen or Jennifer though.I found a few more candidates....
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The Best Songs About Jennys
The captivating character of Jenny has inspired countless musicians, giving rise to a plethora of memorable tunes that remain etched in our minds. These masterpieces showcase the versatility and creativity of songwriters and musicians alike, as they convey their stories and emotions through the...www.ranker.com
I hate to admit that I recognized "Jenny From the Block" by Jennifer Lopez.I am not sure I have heard of any of those but #1. A good number are Jen or Jennifer though.
Here is Jennie Lee, a #3 hit in September 1902 by Canadian ballad singer Harry MacDonough. It was written by Arthur Lamb (words) and
Harry Von Tilzer (music). Lamb is best known for writing Asleep In The Deep and A Bird In A Gilded Cage.