Moxy Fruvous added this word to modify their "Video Bargainville" in the "c" album, and in Steve Martin's "King Tut," this word is applied to Tut before the line, "The ladies love his style.
This word was anagrammatized in a song by Ottawan, and a Metro Station song describes a girl who is dying on the floor of one. Moxy Fruvous added this word to modify their "Video Bargainville" in the "c" album, and in Steve Martin's "King Tut," this word is applied to Tut before the line, "The ladies love his style." This type of "lady" is told to (*) "shake it up, shake it down" in a song by Johnnie Taylor, and it is also the first word of the title of the only hit by Rick Dees. A band whose name ends with this word recently released Pretty. Odd and is most famous for "I Write Sins not Tragedies." Applied to "Inferno"s in songs by The Trammps and 50 Cent, name, for 10 points, this much-despised late-1970s genre of dance music.
This word was anagrammatized in a song by Ottawan, and a Metro Station song describes a girl who is dying on the floor of one.
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