Musical Questions

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  1. I’m a peaceful man
  1. A gunney sack
  2. Chalypso
  3. At a rythm review
  4. Just like flags stuck on my windscreen
  5. Maxwell must go free
  6. White lace and feathers they made up his bed
  7. alibis
  8. I don’t hear a single.
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Okay, these were too easy. Good job.

That just leaves:
71. Where does my man hang out? Looking for a street name and a landmark.

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Ha! My first thought here was , “hey, I know that one!”

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Correct! Now get naked and stroll down a boulevard.

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  1. What was the first Beatles song Johnny heard?
  2. My apartment is cold and I’m exhausted… what time is it again?
  3. Just what did I see in my own dreams?
  4. What does the cowboy think about at his fire?
  5. With what does William drive them silly?
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on Alvarado Street by the Pioneer chicken stand?

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Yep.

  1. Love Me Do, I think it was
  2. The reflection of my warped mind staring back at me.
  3. His star shooter (shimmy shuffle down).
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  1. Love Me Do, I think it was YEP
  2. [del]The[/del] reflection**(s)** of my warped mind staring back at me. Close enough
  3. His star shooter (shimmy shuffle down) Close but not quite.
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Women and glasses of beer.

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His star shoe shimmy shuffle down

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I want to try:

  1. What happened to all the people we used to know?
  2. What did I pray in my letter to God?
  3. Why does Ethel want to wake Jacob?
  4. When I was walkin’ down the street, what did I see out the corner of my eye?
  5. Why am I now jacking off?
  6. Two hours later, where was I found?
  7. What would they do if Adolph Hitler flew in today?
  8. I am of the universe. What about my mother and father?
  9. I know I’m a poor boy. What did my mother and father do?
  10. What is the poor boy’s phone number back home? [Different poor boy]
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  1. He’s got to tidy his room now.
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  1. My mother was a tailor
    My father was a gamblin’ man
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  1. They’d send a limousine anyway.
  2. Tidewater 4-1009
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  1. They’re an illusion to me now
    (“Tangled Up in Blue,” Bob Dylan)
  2. Smokin in the Boys Room
  3. My mother was of the sky, my father was of the earth
    (“Yer Blues,” The Beatles)
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Correct

Yes, I would also have accepted his “star-shine shimmy shuffle smile”

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Here’s what’s left right now, I believe

  1. My apartment is cold and I’m exhausted… what time is it again?
  2. What did I pray in my letter to God?
  3. When I was walkin’ down the street, what did I see out the corner of my eye?
  4. Why am I now jacking off?
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  1. I pray He can make it better down here. (I don’t mean a big reduction in the price of beer.)
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Because there’s no better place for jackin’ it than San Diego?

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  1. a pretty little thing approachin’ me