[ ]   [ ]   [ ]                        [ ]      [ ]   [ ]
Harry Nilsson — Everybody's Talkin'
Album: The Harry Nilsson Anthology
Avg rating:
7.8

Your rating:
Total ratings: 1831









Released: 1970
Length: 2:39
Plays (last 30 days): 0
share tweet wikiwebsitesearchamg
cd
mp3
search
Everybody's talking at me
I don't hear a word they're saying
Only the echoes of my mind

People stopping, staring
I can't see their faces
Only the shadows of their eyes

I'm going where the sun keeps shining
Through the pouring rain
Going where the weather suits my clothes

Banking off of the northeast winds
Sailing on a summer breeze
And skipping over the ocean like a stone

Wah, wah wah-wah wah
Wah-wah wah-wah, wah wah-wah
Wahhh

I'm going where the sun keeps shining
Through the pouring rain
Going where the weather suits my clothes

Banking off of the northeast winds
Sailing on a summer breeze
And skipping over the ocean like a stone

Everybody's talking at me
Can't hear a word they're saying
Only the echoes of my mind

I won't let you leave my love behind
No, I won't let you leave
Wah, wah
I won't let you leave my love behind
Comments (130)add comment
 miquela75269 wrote:

Great song......(Psst.- Roger's pulling our leg, Folks!)



I hope so!!!
Posted 2 months ago by Sunflowering    [ Reply ]
 Alpine wrote:

Roger.  You're a dick.


I guess it's almost unanimous. Roger's opinion is not very popular. I suspect it's an age thing. Anyone who lived through the 70's has this song in their life's soundtrack. I certainly do.
Posted 6 months ago by KudaRey    [ Reply ]
Great song written by Fred Neil,  and interpreted perfectly by Nilsson.
Posted 10 months ago by xray38    [ Reply ]
 roger wrote:

Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.


Roger posted this 18yrs ago.  And he still wonders why he is alone in his mommy's basement.  PS: if you don't clean up your mess, your mommy wants her laptop back!  
 
Posted 11 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:

Nice, breezy blast from the past... I can remember this being all over the radio when it came out. It was fun to sing along to -- seemed like everyone did, too -- and even though I was just a kid, it struck me as haunting, deep, and meaningful. Still does, of course. Thanks, RP!




YES!
Posted 11 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
A great song and a great film. (Midnight Cowboy)
Posted 1 year ago by GingerandMe    [ Reply ]
How about some Fred Neil?  His live album is crazy good. Another gone too soon.
Posted 1 year ago by dougalbumski    [ Reply ]
Not much question which decade this is from. Decent to good, but not really resonating for me.
Posted 1 year ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
fantastic song showing the Absolute brilliance of this Man. By the way, the judgemental comments are not apreciated.
Posted 1 year ago by linnex-    [ Reply ]
I had this song at a 9. Then I read Roger's comment and bumped my rating to a 10. 
Posted 1 year ago by Laptopdog    [ Reply ]
i love harry. this isn't one of my favs of his, but it's still pretty darn good.
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
 the_jake wrote:

That same songline popped in my head regarding Roger's comment.

This time thru My Faves but earlier today was on the main mix.
5 hours earlier.
Posted 1 year ago by the_jake    [ Reply ]
 Zep wrote:

Blue Hawaii, Piccadilly whore
Roger fell asleep in the hall

-- Hooverphonic, "Club Montepulciano"


That same songline popped in my head regarding Roger's comment.
Posted 1 year ago by the_jake    [ Reply ]
 roger wrote:

Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.


Blue Hawaii, Piccadilly whore
Roger fell asleep in the hall

-- Hooverphonic, "Club Montepulciano"

Posted 1 year ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
I loved his film The Point, back in early 70's.

❤️
Posted 1 year ago by Dapps    [ Reply ]
Wah wah wah wah waaaahaaah 
Posted 1 year ago by BoogieBear    [ Reply ]
 Alpine wrote:

Roger.  You're a dick.


Given who Harry was sandwiched between when "roger" posted I can only assume this was meant as satire. But probably not...
Posted 1 year ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
Wah-wah wah-wah, wah wah-wah

I wonder what Leonard Cohen would sound like covering the song and doing that part.  I bet he'd pull it off.
Posted 2 years ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
How in the world did this song become the theme to Midnight Cowboy?  The song is sunny and cheerful, but the super-downer movie takes serious dedication to watch all the way to the end.

Maybe Joe Buck, accompanying Ratso Rizzo to Florida at the conclusion, is an example of "I won't let you leave my love behind?"  That's an awfully big interpretive stretch ....
Posted 2 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
 Laptopdog wrote:


Wrong on 3 counts:

1. Harry Nilsson did not write this song. 
2. This song was from Midnight Cowboy, not The Graduate.
3. This generation created some fantastic music, rejected several generations of bigotry and racism, rebelled against the mindless obedience to crooked politicians, and preached that all you need is love. 
Nothing f---d up about that!






Written by the great Fred Neil.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Posted 2 years ago by skossow    [ Reply ]
Written by the great Fred Neil.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Posted 2 years ago by skossow    [ Reply ]
A definite 11 on a scale of 1 - 10. 
Well Done....Well done indeed!
Posted 2 years ago by MKoMOne    [ Reply ]
 Laptopdog wrote:


Wrong on 3 counts:

1. Harry Nilsson did not write this song. 
2. This song was from Midnight Cowboy, not The Graduate.
3. This generation created some fantastic music, rejected several generations of bigotry and racism, rebelled against the mindless obedience to crooked politicians, and preached that all you need is love. 
Nothing f---d up about that!



"...rebelled against the mindless obedience to crooked politicians..."

Well their kids didn't get the memo judging by whatever it is we have in charge of the US government currently.
Posted 2 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
 Laptopdog wrote:


Wrong on 3 counts:

1. Harry Nilsson did not write this song. 
2. This song was from Midnight Cowboy, not The Graduate.
3. This generation created some fantastic music, rejected several generations of bigotry and racism, rebelled against the mindless obedience to crooked politicians, and preached that all you need is love. 
Nothing f---d up about that!



Well said!
Posted 2 years ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
Nice, breezy blast from the past... I can remember this being all over the radio when it came out. It was fun to sing along to -- seemed like everyone did, too -- and even though I was just a kid, it struck me as haunting, deep, and meaningful. Still does, of course. Thanks, RP!
Posted 2 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 Lonestar wrote:

Decent song. Disastrous album cover. 




Lol, truly.

It looks as if Harry's saying:

Wah, wah wah-wah wah
Wah-wah wah-wah, wah wah-wah
Wahhh



Posted 2 years ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
 Stetsonman wrote:

meh




Moron.
Posted 2 years ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
 xcranky_yankee wrote:

For a raging alcholic, Mr. Nilsson had a lovely voice and wrote some beautiful lyrics too.
I always enjoyed listening to him - I believe this was a great tune from The Graduate. What a f----d up generation.



Wrong on 3 counts:

1. Harry Nilsson did not write this song. 
2. This song was from Midnight Cowboy, not The Graduate.
3. This generation created some fantastic music, rejected several generations of bigotry and racism, rebelled against the mindless obedience to crooked politicians, and preached that all you need is love. 
Nothing f---d up about that!

Posted 3 years ago by Laptopdog    [ Reply ]
 Lonestar wrote:

Decent song. Disastrous album cover. 



The cover shown is from a compilation album released in 1995 - about a year after Nilsson had died.  Certainly they could've found some better image(s) and invested a little more in the graphic design, but labels and publishers often want to put out compilations as quickly as they can without concern for what it looks like.
Posted 3 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
meh
Posted 3 years ago by Stetsonman    [ Reply ]
Absolute classic ✌️
Posted 3 years ago by Easyrider    [ Reply ]
Nilsson Schmilsson - enough said.
Posted 3 years ago by slikr    [ Reply ]
 Alpine wrote:

Roger.  You're a dick.
 

Roger that
Posted 3 years ago by jasko    [ Reply ]
 Alpine wrote:

Roger.  You're a dick.
 
8 years later, Roger's post still stands as the worst take ever on RP. 
Posted 3 years ago by jimvanders    [ Reply ]
a song like a warm summer breeze
Posted 3 years ago by joko63808    [ Reply ]
It seems like most folks think Nilsson wrote this song.  It was written by Fred Neal, who also wrote The Dolphins.  A totally underappreciated guy.
Posted 3 years ago by h00per    [ Reply ]
As this song goes with the movie Midnight Cowboy, I have to remember my dearest friend from Key West, Jamie Herlihy, author of the movie, and the best friend anyone could ever have.
Posted 3 years ago by Jamus    [ Reply ]
Great song......(Psst.- Roger's pulling our leg, Folks!)
Posted 4 years ago by miquela75269    [ Reply ]
I still prefer the original by the guy who wrote the song: Fred Neil, who also wrote The Dolphins.  
Posted 4 years ago by h00per    [ Reply ]
 roger wrote:
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
 
Does this bring up bad memories for you Roger?  Too close to home as a cowboy yourself?
Posted 4 years ago by sqqqrly    [ Reply ]
 xcranky_yankee wrote:
For a raging alcholic, Mr. Nilsson had a lovely voice and wrote some beautiful lyrics too.
I always enjoyed listening to him - I believe this was a great tune from The Graduate. What a f----d up generation.
 
Actually: from Midnight Cowboy.
Great movie too
Posted 4 years ago by robin_at_domani    [ Reply ]
Posted 4 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
For a raging alcholic, Mr. Nilsson had a lovely voice and wrote some beautiful lyrics too.
I always enjoyed listening to him - I believe this was a great tune from The Graduate. What a f----d up generation.
Posted 4 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
 MrsTom wrote:
Don’t like this version. It’s the nasal whoa whoa’s
 
Agree. Such a good song until that part. But I listen anyway.
Posted 4 years ago by BCarn    [ Reply ]
Beautiful cover of a Fred Neil song. Check out the original version which is also terrific. What man can not relate to this?
Posted 4 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
This song is easy listening at its best, why knock it just enjoy it?

H S H
Posted 4 years ago by howards.hogan648    [ Reply ]
Let's move Roger's stupid comment down the thread. This is pure genius. Always will be forever and a day.
Posted 4 years ago by yofitofu    [ Reply ]
Decent song. Disastrous album cover. 
Posted 4 years ago by Lonestar    [ Reply ]
I know this song from the Midnight Cowboy soundtrack. The juxtaposition of this song with the very depressing story still blows my mind. Great tune, easy to sing along while rolling down the road.
Posted 4 years ago by dmiklitz    [ Reply ]
 mojoman wrote:
Isn't that one of the lamest album covers you've ever seen?
 
It is pretty bad but far from "one of the lamest" - there are thousands of album covers which are far worst.  Anyhow, it's a cover for a compilation album which was released after Nilsson had died and posthumous compilation albums have rarely had good covers.

Posted 4 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
Xeric wrote:
Oh, wow--great old tune. Reminded me for a second, for some reaon, of Joe South, too--anybody remember him? Then, too, I was reminded of that other famous Nillson song, "You're breakin' my heart/ You're tearin' it apart/ so fuck you!"
Oh, gawd, I was tryin' to FORGET that song. "All I wanna do is have a good time, now I'm blue!" Thanks so very much, Xeric. Haunted now.
 
Bump.
Posted 4 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
 MrsTom wrote:
Don’t like this version. It’s the nasal whoa whoa’s
 
But those wah wahs were so fun to sing along to back in the 70's.  
Posted 5 years ago by diannemck56    [ Reply ]
Don’t like this version. It’s the nasal whoa whoa’s
Posted 5 years ago by MrsTom    [ Reply ]
Absolutely classic part of my musical history.
Posted 5 years ago by xray38    [ Reply ]
Still like this one
Posted 5 years ago by stephen.king12101    [ Reply ]
I always thought this was Glenn Campbell.
I never liked Glenn Campbell.
This song is pretty nice though!
Posted 5 years ago by MayBaby    [ Reply ]
{#Devil_pimp}zesty cover of a great fred neil song
Posted 5 years ago by primm    [ Reply ]
love Harry's voice in this simple song  : )      thought of Oblio and "Me and my Arrow" now, jeez that was a while ago
Posted 5 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
Easily the best road trip song ever. Pure poetry

Going where the weather suits my clothes
Banking off of the northeast winds
Sailing on a summer breeze
And skipping over the ocean like a stone

Last play 2005 {#Stupid}
Posted 8 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
PSD'ed to this.
Last play 2005?!!
Come on Bill, let's get this puppy back in rotation!
Posted 8 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 roger wrote:
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
 
Roger.  You're a dick.
Posted 12 years ago by Alpine    [ Reply ]
roger wrote:
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
roger! roger! roger! ....there is no wrong direction in Paradise!!! OUTSTANDING SONG!
Posted 18 years ago by pdjpirate    [ Reply ]
"goin' where the weather suits my clothes...."
Posted 18 years ago by Mugro    [ Reply ]
although this is a really good song .. that o-face album cover kinda ruins it.
Posted 18 years ago by ObsidianInfinity    [ Reply ]
Xeric wrote:
Oh, wow--great old tune. Reminded me for a second, for some reaon, of Joe South, too--anybody remember him? Then, too, I was reminded of that other famous Nillson song, "You're breakin' my heart/ You're tearin' it apart/ so fuck you!"
Oh, gawd, I was tryin' to FORGET that song. "All I wanna do is have a good time, now I'm blue!" Thanks so very much, Xeric. Haunted now.
Posted 18 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
Oh, wow--great old tune. Reminded me for a second, for some reaon, of Joe South, too--anybody remember him? Then, too, I was reminded of that other famous Nillson song, "You're breakin' my heart/ You're tearin' it apart/ so fuck you!"
Posted 18 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
Great song. Thanks Bill! ...slippin' into melancholia.
Posted 19 years ago by froggy    [ Reply ]
How can you not like this song....its not like Bill plays sentimental oldies 24/7. Oh btw how 'bout Brandy?......
Posted 19 years ago by Peyote    [ Reply ]
Happy with Harry
Posted 19 years ago by Papa_John    [ Reply ]
roger wrote:
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
u crazy foo...
Posted 19 years ago by jerkstore    [ Reply ]
Isn't that one of the lamest album covers you've ever seen?
Posted 19 years ago by mojoman    [ Reply ]
I just came here to read the comments for this song. =) Everybody's just talkin'
Posted 19 years ago by Gryn    [ Reply ]
As I expected, past comments included several people trashed this song. I love this song and am so glad RP is playing such a wide range that a masterpiece like this gets thrown into the mix.
Posted 19 years ago by bindi    [ Reply ]
I love the Beautiful South version of this song. :daisy.gif:
Posted 19 years ago by dragnfly    [ Reply ]
roger, know your musicians. know your music. roger wrote:
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
Posted 19 years ago by jerseygirl    [ Reply ]
Arrrrrgh, How in the world did this slip onto the playlist? Might as well play some Mac Davis!!!!!!!
Posted 19 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
Sad as hell.
Posted 19 years ago by AdamMenendez    [ Reply ]
I wonder if the author of this comment realizes that this song was a sound track to Midnight Cowboy and starred Angelina Jolie's father? A very cool movie that is still quite hip.roger wrote:
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
Posted 19 years ago by mxdcec    [ Reply ]
Thank you for following that drudge of a Pearl Jam song with something happy and pleasant! Nothing against Pearl Jam.
Posted 19 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
"Bankin' off the northeast wind Sailing on a summer breeze And skippin' over the ocean like a stone." Those lines send me to a very, very good place. :meditate.gif:
Posted 19 years ago by dolfan    [ Reply ]
ksb wrote:
Interesting. I somewhat agree, why do you think this is the case? That the music industry is now trying to target specific markets and hense tastes? Or is it that people now are more likely to identify their musical tastes to a specific genre and more likely to discount all other genres?
I would think that the spirit in which a song is conceived & presented can still be perceived by the 'eclectic' few. Is it conceived in the head or in the heart will make all the difference to those who might be receptive to more subtle forces at play.
Posted 19 years ago by nuggler    [ Reply ]
Maybe its nostalgia speaking but this song is almost perfect in its simplicity
Posted 19 years ago by RobGraham    [ Reply ]
roger wrote:
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
Dude! Chill the negative vibes! I'm groovin on it, ok? Three minutes, it's done. Was it that painful?
Posted 19 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
Why the hell would RP play this piece of shit?? And in between Pearl Jam and Blind Melon! Come on... I realize being diverse and eclectic is RP's calling card... but this goes too far in the wrong direction.
Posted 19 years ago by roger    [ Reply ]
Not a patch on the Leonard Nimoy version. ...just kidding. ;)
Posted 19 years ago by Filofox    [ Reply ]
BooKitty wrote:
This type of song doesn't exist anymore. It's a high quality mainstream pop song that appeals to people across age groups and musical tastes.
Interesting. I somewhat agree, why do you think this is the case? That the music industry is now trying to target specific markets and hense tastes? Or is it that people now are more likely to identify their musical tastes to a specific genre and more likely to discount all other genres?
Posted 19 years ago by ksb    [ Reply ]
Nice memory.......
Posted 19 years ago by tonypf    [ Reply ]
This type of song doesn't exist anymore. It's a high quality mainstream pop song that appeals to people across age groups and musical tastes.
Posted 19 years ago by BooKitty    [ Reply ]
Isn't this a great song with a great sound? Classic tune that is wonderful to hear and gives you that "I'm a kid again feeling"
Posted 19 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
timandjuliet wrote:
I always thought this was Glenn Campbell
theme song for midnight cowboy. fucking awesome movie and and AWESOME song.
Posted 19 years ago by jerseygirl    [ Reply ]
Nilsson Schmilsson is a fabulous album that has stood the test of time (although this song is not on that record)...
Posted 19 years ago by maryte    [ Reply ]
beelzebubba wrote:
Kind of leaves me with that icky late-60's/early-70's after-taste, but I love it anyway.
Must be the TAB!!
Posted 19 years ago by Peyote    [ Reply ]
beelzebubba wrote:
Kind of leaves me with that icky late-60's/early-70's after-taste, but I love it anyway.
My friend that is the best music period that last century produced...IMHO of course
Posted 19 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
Will always be one of my favorite "summer" songs. Stirs up great teenage beach memories...California girls...
Posted 19 years ago by brander    [ Reply ]
masterhead wrote:
What about B.J. Thomas
Yep. He thought it was Glenn Campbell, too.
Posted 19 years ago by timandjuliet    [ Reply ]
Posted 19 years ago by n4ku    [ Reply ]
Frawg wrote:
Me and My Arrow... good tune. s
Used to have that on 8-track! I grew up with it, and I still love it.
Posted 19 years ago by trolsk    [ Reply ]
Oh yessssss! Perfect song for a rainy day!
Posted 19 years ago by shevek    [ Reply ]
Kind of leaves me with that icky late-60's/early-70's after-taste, but I love it anyway.
Posted 19 years ago by beelzebubba    [ Reply ]
Me and My Arrow... good tune. s Mikey wrote:
Ironic thing is not everbody was talkin' 'bout Harry, ever. And it was a shame. He deserved more recognition. But not everyone gets the POINT.
Posted 19 years ago by Frawg    [ Reply ]
Ironic thing is not everbody was talkin' 'bout Harry, ever. And it was a shame. He deserved more recognition. But not everyone gets the POINT.
Posted 19 years ago by Mikey    [ Reply ]
The perfect song to download ... s
Posted 19 years ago by Frawg    [ Reply ]
All, ALL, always thought this was Glen Campbell.....huh! RP as a learning tool. " Hey, I'm *WOOALKIN'* here!"
Posted 19 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
Never can tell which song I'm gonna love until RP plays it. You guys are the best.
Posted 19 years ago by Trustocity    [ Reply ]
Wow. What memories...
Posted 19 years ago by Mot    [ Reply ]
ChardRemains wrote:
Speaking of, where's that "Put the lime in the coconut" song. Lennon's on that.
Already in the archives - (click here)
Posted 19 years ago by Skeletor    [ Reply ]
timandjuliet wrote:
I always thought this was Glenn Campbell
What about B.J. Thomas
Posted 19 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
I always thought this was Glenn Campbell
Posted 19 years ago by timandjuliet    [ Reply ]
awsome!
Posted 19 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
masterhead wrote:
Gool song, from the drinking partner of John Lennon...
Speaking of, where's that "Put the lime in the coconut" song. Lennon's on that.
Posted 19 years ago by ChardRemains    [ Reply ]
MikeWC wrote:
Oh my God. I hate very few songs, but the yoodling in this makes me see red. Thank god I only came in on the end of the song.
that's "yodeling."
Posted 19 years ago by colt4x5    [ Reply ]
This is a real treat, would love to hear the Fred Neil version ..., thanks
Posted 20 years ago by brb_331    [ Reply ]
masterhead wrote:
Gool song, from the drinking partner of John Lennon...
Are they allowed to booze it up there?
Posted 20 years ago by rulebritannia    [ Reply ]
Gool song, from the drinking partner of John Lennon...
Posted 20 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
FakePlasticWatch wrote:
This song fit the movie "Midnight Cowboy" perfectly. Maybe the alcoholism was of a piece with the art. Pity.
This was one of my favorite songs when it was released six months before the movie. It still is. Writtten by Fred Neil, it was one of the only Nilsson album songs not written by Nilsson (He wrote songs for commercials before his singing career took off, so he was a prolific writer.) I believe the producers were planning to use a purpose written song for the movie that went on Nilsson's second album, "I guess the Lord Must be in New York City." Everybody's Talkin' is just a much better song and it captured the spirit of the movie beautifully. Thanks for playing this, Bill!
Posted 20 years ago by rulebritannia    [ Reply ]
Oh my God. I hate very few songs, but the yoodling in this makes me see red. Thank god I only came in on the end of the song.
Posted 20 years ago by MikeWC    [ Reply ]
Has anyone heard the Beautiful South version of this song? It's magically delicious.
Posted 20 years ago by musicsnob    [ Reply ]
you know...i know as a music enthusiast type, my taste and respect for the classics, etc. dictate that i should love this guy, this song, etc. and so on. but i just don't.
Posted 20 years ago by chimchim237    [ Reply ]
And what the hell have The Darkness got to do with the price of fish?
Posted 20 years ago by britrock    [ Reply ]
"Going where the weather suits my clothes" Always makes me want to wander.
Posted 20 years ago by Spliff    [ Reply ]