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Heaven or Hell: Joy Denalane

20500 >>edited because I can't count -------------------- And the Reds go marching ON! ON! ON! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit was yesterday, 04:28pm by Laddy Muck. Clearly can't read either as this has nothing to do with this thread!

Hell Stays Open All Night Long: George Jones

Iron Out The Rough Spots: Don Covay (RIP)

Wasn't Born To Follow: The Byrds

Act Three: Ruby Winters

Action Speaks Louder Than Words: David Ruffin

Born A Woman: Ella Washington

No Brags Just Facts: Stacy Lane

Mind Over Matter (I'm Gonna Make You Mine): The Pirates

>>You can't do that - the beatles It Hurts Me So Much (To Be Able to Look and Know I Can't Touch You): Barbara & The Browns

I'd Swear There Was Somebody Here: David Crosby

There's A Heartbreak Somewhere: Roscoe Shelton

There Must Be A Better World Somewhere: Irma Thomas

Don't Hold On To Someone (Who Don't Love You: Lukas Lollipop

Can this thread get any cliquier ;-)

Who Cares If You're Happy Or Not (I Do): Edwin Starr

Strictly A Vibe Thang: Hil St. Soul

Radiation Ruling The Nation: Massive Attack & Mad Professor

The Ballad Of Mad Dogs And Englishmen: Leon Russell

Brand New Second Hand: Peter Tosh

With My Love And What You've Got (We Could Turn This Word Round: Jean Wells

Valley of the Giants: Mars Lasar

Sound Pressure: Soul Brothers

I agree HenryB. In Switzerland, plots are 'rented' for 25 years and then reused. It may sound harsh but space is at a premium and it is done out of necessity. I know that the death of a loved one is a painful experience and that it can bring comfort to relatives/friends to be able to visit a grave but in a city the size and density of London this can't be something that can be seen as a local 'right'. Every piece of woodland that is chopped down destroys habitat for wildlife and a place that future generations can visit and enjoy. I hope the petition can make a difference.