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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
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eal people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
  7. Andy Kaufman - “Man on the Moon,” REM; “Andy Kaufman Theory,” The Audible Doctor; “With Notes on Fire,” Peter Broderick
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
  7. Andy Kaufman - “Man on the Moon,” REM; “Andy Kaufman Theory,” The Audible Doctor; “With Notes on Fire,” Peter Broderick
  8. Phil Ochs - Tom Paxton’s “Phil,” Billy Bragg’s "I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night and Harry Chapin’s “The Parades Still Passing By”
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
  7. Andy Kaufman - “Man on the Moon,” REM; “Andy Kaufman Theory,” The Audible Doctor; “With Notes on Fire,” Peter Broderick
  8. Phil Ochs - Tom Paxton’s “Phil,” Billy Bragg’s "I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night and Harry Chapin’s “The Parades Still Passing By”
  9. Buddy Holly - Don McLean’s “The Day the Music Died” and the Dixie Chicks’s “Lubbock or Leave It”
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
  7. Andy Kaufman - “Man on the Moon,” REM; “Andy Kaufman Theory,” The Audible Doctor; “With Notes on Fire,” Peter Broderick
  8. Phil Ochs - Tom Paxton’s “Phil,” Billy Bragg’s "I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night and Harry Chapin’s “The Parades Still Passing By”
  9. Buddy Holly - Don McLean’s “The Day the Music Died” and the Dixie Chicks’s “Lubbock or Leave It”
  10. Jesus of Nazareth - “Superstar” and Norman Greenbaum’s “Spirit in the Sky”
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
  7. Andy Kaufman - “Man on the Moon,” REM; “Andy Kaufman Theory,” The Audible Doctor; “With Notes on Fire,” Peter Broderick
  8. Phil Ochs - Tom Paxton’s “Phil,” Billy Bragg’s "I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night and Harry Chapin’s “The Parades Still Passing By”
  9. Buddy Holly - Don McLean’s “The Day the Music Died” and the Dixie Chicks’s “Lubbock or Leave It”
  10. Jesus of Nazareth - “Superstar” and Norman Greenbaum’s “Spirit in the Sky”
  11. John F. Kennedy - “Abraham, Martin and John” by Dion and “We Didn’t Start the Fire” by Billy Joel
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
  7. Andy Kaufman - “Man on the Moon,” REM; “Andy Kaufman Theory,” The Audible Doctor; “With Notes on Fire,” Peter Broderick
  8. Phil Ochs - Tom Paxton’s “Phil,” Billy Bragg’s "I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night and Harry Chapin’s “The Parades Still Passing By”
  9. Buddy Holly - Don McLean’s “The Day the Music Died” and the Dixie Chicks’s “Lubbock or Leave It”
  10. Jesus of Nazareth - “Superstar” and Norman Greenbaum’s “Spirit in the Sky”
  11. John F. Kennedy - “Abraham, Martin and John” by Dion and “We Didn’t Start the Fire” by Billy Joel
  12. Elvis Presley - “Elvis is Everywhere,” Mojo Nixon, “Calling Elvis,” Dire Straits, “DisGraceLand,” Alice Cooper, “Velvet Elvis,” Weird Al Yankovic (and a lot more!)
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Real people who inspired multiple popular-music songs:

  1. Patti Boyd - “Something”, The Beatles & “Layla”, Derek and The Dominos
  2. John Lennon - "“Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)” - Elton John, “Here Today” - Paul McCartney, “All Those Years Ago” - George Harrison.
  3. Marilyn Monroe - “Candle in the Wind”, Elton John, “Who Killed Marilyn?”, Glenn Danzig, “Marilyn Monroe”, Nicki Minaj
  4. Harry Truman - “(America Needs You) Harry Truman”, Chicago, “The Harry Truman Song” - Bob’s Burgers Soundtrack
  5. Rosanna Arquette - Toto’s “Rosanna” and Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
  6. Hank Williams - “The Night Hank Williams Came to Town” - Johnny Cash; “Rollin’ & Ramblin’” - Emmylou Harris; “The Ride” - David Allen Coe; and about a hundred more songs.
  7. Andy Kaufman - “Man on the Moon,” REM; “Andy Kaufman Theory,” The Audible Doctor; “With Notes on Fire,” Peter Broderick
  8. Phil Ochs - Tom Paxton’s “Phil,” Billy Bragg’s "I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night and Harry Chapin’s “The Parades Still Passing By”
  9. Buddy Holly - Don McLean’s “The Day the Music Died” and the Dixie Chicks’s “Lubbock or Leave It”
  10. Jesus of Nazareth - “Superstar” and Norman Greenbaum’s “Spirit in the Sky”
  11. John F. Kennedy - “Abraham, Martin and John” by Dion and “We Didn’t Start the Fire” by Billy Joel
  12. Elvis Presley - “Elvis is Everywhere,” Mojo Nixon, “Calling Elvis,” Dire Straits, “DisGraceLand,” Alice Cooper, “Velvet Elvis,” Weird Al Yankovic (and a lot more!)
  13. Candy Darling - “Lola” by the Kinks and “Walk on the Wild Side” by Lou Reed

I’ll pass.

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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis.
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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis.
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
  3. Gay people are more likely to sexually abuse children
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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
  3. Gay people are more likely to sexually abuse children
  4. Schoolmates will tease kids with two moms or two dads.
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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
  3. Gay people are more likely to sexually abuse children
  4. Schoolmates will tease kids with two moms or two dads.
  5. They are depriving straight normal couples the chance to adopt a child.
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(stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
  3. Gay people are more likely to sexually abuse children
  4. Schoolmates will tease kids with two moms or two dads.
  5. They are depriving straight normal couples the chance to adopt a child.

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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
  3. Gay people are more likely to sexually abuse children
  4. Schoolmates will tease kids with two moms or two dads.
  5. They are depriving straight normal couples the chance to adopt a child.
  6. The gay couple will “indoctrinate” the kids to become gay
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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
  3. Gay people are more likely to sexually abuse children
  4. Schoolmates will tease kids with two moms or two dads.
  5. They are depriving straight normal couples the chance to adopt a child.
  6. The gay couple will “indoctrinate” the kids to become gay
  7. The kids will grow up to be socialists.
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Reasons (stupid) people give against same sex couples having or adopting children

  1. The children will suffer sexual identity crisis
  2. God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve
  3. Gay people are more likely to sexually abuse children
  4. Schoolmates will tease kids with two moms or two dads.
  5. They are depriving straight normal couples the chance to adopt a child.
  6. The gay couple will “indoctrinate” the kids to become gay
  7. The kids will grow up to be socialists.
  8. It’s against the law, or ought to be