What your non-response -- at least until the fourth time asked -- proves is your painting me on this forum as some kind of villain reeks of hypocrisy.shanebrown wrote:In other words, Doc, you are upset that i failed to respond to the fact that you think I am a "good guy and a great fan?"
Best track on "Elvis sings Flaming star" LP 1968
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Dr. John Carpenter, M.D.
Stop, look and listen, baby <<--->> that's my philosophy!
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You can't even take yes for an answer! Don't worry -- I won't make the same mistake twice.shanebrown wrote:Even though I am sure that your message was posted with sincerity and good will, such comments are, perhaps, a little patronising. My conscience is quite capable of informing me whether I am a good guy or not ...
BTW -- it's not "arrogance" when the person is correct. Food for thought.
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The comment is a play on the phrase "People who won't take yes for an answer" -- in other words, a person so ungracious they cannot comprehend when someone is doing them right.shanebrown wrote:Yes to what exactly? I never saw a "yes" anywhere.
Actually, I did not say that.shanebrown wrote:You say that it is not arrogance when you are correct.
Subtlety is clearly not your forte.
See ya!
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Re: Best track on "Elvis sings Flaming star" LP 1968
Hello misfortune, how's my old friend "Mr. Misery"?shanebrown wrote:Don't mention that song again! lolLonely Summer wrote:All I Needed Was the Rain is another underrated track.
I've been away so long I bet you think you saw the last of me
Got no bed, to rest my head
No doors or walls or window pane
Now all I needed was the rain
rain, rain, rain, rain
Met a little honey at the "Buzzin' Bumble Bee Cafe"
Yes I did
One drink and all my money and that honey bee had flown away
I'm 'bout as low, as I can go
I don't really mean to complain
Now all I needed was the rain
rain, rain...rain..rain
All I needed was this rain...
All I needed was the rain...um..um.....
