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Bobby Goldsboro – “Honey” (1969)
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Posted on 03/13/2017 6:16:55 AM PDT by simpson96
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To: simpson96
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posted on
03/13/2017 8:34:27 AM PDT
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Skooz
(Gabba Gabba we accept you we accept you one of us Gabba Gabba we accept you we accept you one of us)
To: simpson96
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03/13/2017 9:59:49 AM PDT
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CrazyIvan
(Fidel and Che are together again, and it ain't on a t-shirt.)
To: CrazyIvan
The Richard Harris version... That’ll learn’m!
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03/13/2017 10:10:52 AM PDT
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gogeo
(When your life is based on a false premise...you are indeed insane.)
To: AppyPappy
If there ever was a song that would make me want to put a bullet in my head after hearing it, that would be it.
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03/13/2017 10:14:47 AM PDT
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dfwgator
To: simpson96
First Honey I was at work and she died in my parents driveway. Dad couldn't bring her back with CPR it was too massive. Second Honey I was beside her at her passing. Goldsboro did a few more hits like Watching Scotty Grow and Mississippi Line. He was also a guitar player for Roy Orbison. I can relate to the song and sometimes Daisy a Day.
Bobby Russel actually wrote Honey and several other hits such as The night the lights went out in Georgia, Little Green Apples, and my favorite Saturday Morning Confusion.
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03/13/2017 10:31:12 AM PDT
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cva66snipe
((Two Choices left for U.S. One Nation Under GOD or One Nation Under Judgment? Which one say ye?))
To: freefdny
Lol lol... I always wondered what caused the angels to come take honey away.
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03/13/2017 3:34:14 PM PDT
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ViLaLuz
(2 Chronicles 7:14)
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