Wifey Boozer

All right - who digs the sparrow? A few jumps back I heard Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien in Intolerable Cruelty and I've never turned back. Me and my French teacher got to talking about her and La Vie En Rose, the movie, which I then went out and bought... the teacher lent me "The Best of the Sparrow" (album) and there's not one song on there I didn't fall in love with in my own way. So I gave that back to her, and went out to buy the Edith Piaf 30th Addition, a two-disk album with all her hits and all her misses. Again, not one song I'm not somewhat in love with. The movie illustrated the pain behind the music & you can identify with her more if you watch it. The song I want at my funeral is Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien (and Vicious' version of My Way, but that's beside the point...). Let's get some sparrow love flowin'.

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JayJamJah

Fantastic talent so far ahead of her or our time.

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If you're posting in the music forums make sure to be thoughtful and expressive, if you're posting in the lounge ask yourself "is this something that adds to the conversation?" It's important to remember that a lot of people use each thread. You're probably not as funny or clever as you think, I know I'm not.

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Wifey Boozer

I agree with you. It kinda seems like all great artists are somehow ahead of their time, don't it? And that's why people can hear them.

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CircaLeVintage: I love you, you pretentious bastard.
deadreligionggjb: I love you too. You pretentious cunt.



... Stalin had a FANTASTIC moustache.

Formerly known as the Prime Minister of Spain.

[backintheubbr]