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Unlikely opening lines of HIT singles

Honey, it’s getting close to midnight and all the myths are still in town.

Iron Maiden - Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter.

Christmas number 1 some time ago.

Not sure what I can say about this song apart from that I used to like the Maiden in my teenage years.
 
atitlan said:
"Listen to the voice of Buddha
Saying stop your sericulture"

'Being Boiled' - The Human Leage
Cheers! now, 24 years later, I finally know what sericulture means :D

Why didn't we have the internet in the eighties ??

(Actually, thinking about it, we did have dictionaries back then and they would have worked too !)
 
A great philosopher once wrote:
"Naughyee naughteeee verrry naughteeeeee! Ha ha ha ha ha!"

The Shamen - Ebeneezer Goode ;)
 
Radar said:
Cheers! now, 24 years later, I finally know what sericulture means :D
All a bit of a mix up too, by the sounds of it:-

Phil Oakey: "It was... er... I'd got some religions mixed up and I thought that, like, Buddhism was the same as Hinduism, and it was sort of a plea for vegetarianism really, against killing the silkworms to make socks or something. I got really confused about it."

:D
 
Not a hit anywhere but my house but...

"I fancy I'll open a stationers, stock quaint notepads for weekend pagans..."
 
Dhimmi said:
Not a hit anywhere but my house but...

"I fancy I'll open a stationers, stock quaint notepads for weekend pagans..."


That is a very good opening line but you should at least carry on untill you get to the shed burning incident if your doing it properly !

This is much better though

My Uncle Charlie is a cynical man
And his wifes a touch skeptical, too.
They've got one of those stickers
In the back of their van; it says:
We've seen the prices at the zoo.
Well today I knocked upon their door
And said that I was passing,
And charlie launched a scathing attack.
When I asked him what I'd done, he said
"You stupid bastard! We live in a cul-de-sac!"
 
I want to use:

Ha, Holocaust from the land of the lost,
Behold the pale horse, off course (off course).

But I think it was top 20, and not top 10. Now becoming recognised as a truly great pop song, though... until you actually listen to the words. Still Wu-Tang... :D
 
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