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06-03-2004, 03:11 PM
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| Re: GiGi I went to see a revival of GiGi at the Ontario Stratford Festival last year purely to find out what the hell it was doing on a Pink Floyd album. Trust me, it has absolutely nothing to do with Ummagumma or anything else Floydian whatsoever. It's a ridiculously outdated and sexist musical about old men chasing after little girls. In a bright, cheery, innocent 50's musical kind of way.
__________________ what do you teach your children about me? what do you teach your little children about me? pimp, thug, bling drug lord of the undergrounded kings how can you be so sure i won't call down the rain? what do you teach your little children about me? you point your gun, wait, hide and run. i see it plain  |
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