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“just like dust we settle in this town”
Mary, Mary, quite contrary, we get bored and then get married… Kacey Musgraves’s “Merry Go ’Round” lingers with me. I find myself humming this song in my office and singing it my car. Partially, it is her voice, but mostly, … Continue reading
It is no surprise…
that I love this parody of “Call Me Maybe” (as does the big girl). Enjoy!
Call Me Maybe
So, the big girl and I have a new song for the summertime dance parties (which unfortunately for all of you are invitation-only). Lately, we have both been listening to and singing along Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe,” and … Continue reading
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