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by AnnieDreams » 8/14/2006, 10:03 am
That's really cool. I like it!
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by starseed_10 » 8/14/2006, 11:15 am
exactly, anyone can make a good cover of that.
i liked it, but the original is still untouched.
i liked it, but the original is still untouched.
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by nelison » 8/14/2006, 4:50 pm
I can't wait until the day schools are over-funded and the military is forced to hold bake sales to buy planes.
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by dream in japanese » 8/14/2006, 9:37 pm
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by Axtech » 8/15/2006, 6:47 pm
yeah
the cool thing is that the lyrics don't sound weird with this completely different take on it (except for the shake it part, though I think he does a good job of keeping that part nice and bouncy, and I love the way it leads into him belting out the last round of "hey ya"s)
the cool thing is that the lyrics don't sound weird with this completely different take on it (except for the shake it part, though I think he does a good job of keeping that part nice and bouncy, and I love the way it leads into him belting out the last round of "hey ya"s)
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by faninor » 10/16/2006, 7:44 pm
I saw this song performed last night by Jason Webley, an accordion playing street performer who happened to be opening for the Dresden Dolls. It was pretty interesting, I will put an mp3 up after I transfer the recording.
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