When this song first came out, I had no idea what it was about.
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Now why don't they play this at Sparkle, instead of "Walk on the Wild Side" on an endless loop? (Actually, they didn't, last year. I was pleasantly surprised.)
Of course there's also the Shatner (sorry, Brannigan) version...
NicoleCadmium
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Apr 27, 2018
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LMAO... I also love Futurama.
It takes a couple of listens to catch the clues.
When the song came out on AM radio most speakers were so poor that some lyrics were hard to parse.
But the conclusion of the song reveals an awareness of the social fabric with no rancor or judgement. It is a great song propounding social tolerance by using a clever image.
Andee
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Apr 27, 2018
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