Last week of January 1984, Number 1 was Say Say Say from Paul McCartney featuring Michael Jackson “What can I do Girl to get through to you? Cause I love you baby. Standing here, baptised in all my tears, Baby through the years, You know I’m crying ooh ooh ooh” Number 2 was Owner Of A Lonely Hear from Yes “Move yourself You always live your life Never thinking of the future Prove yourself You are the move you make Take your chances win or loser See yourself You are the steps you take You and you – and that’s the only way Shake – shake yourself You’re every move you make So the story goes Owner of a lonely heart Owner of a lonely heart Much better than – a Owner of a broken heart Owner of a lonely heart Say – you don’t want to chance it You’ve been hurt so before” I certainly remember the preaching against the pop music back then. Now it seems so innocent, almost contemplative or prayerful in comparison. 104 jf12 says: January 28, 2014 at 11:12 am #102 “majored in” Yes, but I know they were still picky about who they did; I know. 105 Liz says: January 28, 2014 at 11:13 am This song was popular my freshman year of highschool, 2 Live Crew (for the record, I hate rap, I was a Violent Femmes and Rush fan): https://collab.0x20.eu/s/v2l3IayTuH https://notes.netd.cs.tu-dresden.de/s/e1D7xd8Rk https://doc.cisti.org/s/csP7e1uIB https://pad.libreon.fr/s/sZQjr_QIR https://pad.kanthaus.online/s/OwOYFhOY8 https://md.fsmpi.rwth-aachen.de/s/V-QxQ8WsO https://hedgedoc.irisc.uni.lu/s/cBVWrunlm https://md.fsmpi.rwth-aachen.de/s/WopJq9jJV https://docs.stephtransition.fr/s/4-CphIRSo https://notes.eummena.org/s/z7UUaiwOL https://pad.cloud.abilian.com/s/Iimj7VW98