Do you have a song with your name in it?

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Sassycakes

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I lived in the City and there was a Disc Jockey who lived on our street. Every year we had a block party and he would always play a song with your name in it. He played this for me and then one for my Hubby.




 

Bobby Darin has a song called Pretty Betty and much more recent Taylor Swift had a song called Betty.
 

Frank - by Ween

"Frank, give me a pork roll egg and cheese, if you please, with some gravy fries.
Sink into a greasy mega-weedge and I sneezed and it blew my mind."


Just Like Frank - by Less Than Jake

"Just like anyone, he's just like anybody.
Just like anyone; he's just like Frank!"

 
Yes there's a few songs with my name in it.. a couple of very well known songs... ( not Holly ).... my real name which is fairly common, but I'm not saying what it is... :LOL:
 
hollydolly said:
I know the archies of course, they were part of my early teen years but I can honestly say I've never heard that song before...
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The Archies had 4 top 40 Billboard chart hits. Sugar, Sugar - #1 song for the year 1969. Bang - Shang - Lang # 22. Jingle - Jangle # 10, and - Who's your Baby # 40. Jeff Barry and Andy Kim wrote all except BSAL, Jeff Barry alone wrote that one. Jeff Barry also solo wrote Justine, but it did not chart in the top 40 as a single release.
 
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ohioboy said:
The Archies had 4 top 40 Billboard chart hits. Sugar, Sugar - #1 song for the year 1969. Bang - Shang - Lang # 22. Jingle - Jangle # 10, and - Who's your Baby # 40. Jeff Barry and Andy Kim wrote all except BSAL, Jeff Barry alone wrote that one. Jeff Barry also solo wrote Justine, but it did not chart in the top 40 as a single release.
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I loved Sugar-sugar when I was 14 , and I still love it 50 years later
 
caroln said:
Yes. Three times, actually!
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Single by Chuck Berry
"Carol"
B-side"Hey Pedro"
ReleasedAugust 1958
Recorded12 June 1958
StudioChess (Chicago)[1]
GenreRock and roll
Length2:21
LabelChess
Songwriter(s)Chuck Berry

from the album The Montreux Album
Single by Smokie
"Oh Carol"
B-side"Will You Love Me"
ReleasedMay 1978
Length3:39
LabelRAK
Songwriter(s)Nicky Chinn, Mike Chapman
Producer(s)Mike Chapman
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I always loved that line, "Oh, Carol, I am but a fool. I love you though you treat me cruel." I think it is very, very funny! In reality, I think this guy really needs a new girl friend. LOL
 
Packerjohn said:
I always loved that line, "Oh, Carol, I am but a fool. I love you though you treat me cruel." I think it is very, very funny! In reality, I think this guy really needs a new girl friend. LOL
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He sounds like a masochist, loves being tortured! 🤪
 

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