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Like the tune.. but object to the lyrics?

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Bbbananas | 12:20 Tue 25th Nov 2008 | ChatterBank
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For instance:

In the Summertime by Mungo Jerry.
Nice, catchy feelgood song BUT:
"If her daddy's rich - take her out for a meal,
If her daddy's poor - just do what you feel"

Now - I don't like that.

prev Curry anybody ?
  
next now i am mad
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Thank goodness most women today don't rely on numpties to take them out to eat!
12:23 Tue 25th Nov 2008
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And the immortal ...

Have a drink, Have a drive ...
12:25 Tue 25th Nov 2008
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Oh God yes - what a politically correct song if ever there was one!! I wonder if it made any ripples in its day - I doubt it?!
12:41 Tue 25th Nov 2008
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Don't think anyone batted an eyelid at the time.
12:48 Tue 25th Nov 2008
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...and it was an easier more free time, less PC rubbish to worry about and you are right, no one read anything sinister in the lyrics - it was a catchy tune by a group of the time and that was it.
12:51 Tue 25th Nov 2008

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