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Long Time Gone - Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

Tomorrow Is A Long Time - Sandy Denny

I Can't Explain - The Who

You Won't See Me - The Beatles

Greatest Show On Earth - The Felice Brothers

Tell Me When It's Over - The Dream Syndicate

Walking To New Orleans - Fats Domino

I Second That Emotion - Smokey Robinson

Tired Eyes - Neil Young

Wonderful World, Beautiful People - Jimmy Cliff

Where Did You Sleep Last Night? - Leadbelly

Slang Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just walk away; Celine Dion Rule reminder... 1) Post another song by the same artist OR 2) Post a different song and artist, however, the new song title must contain one of the words from the song title before it. Not from the artist, from the SONG TITLE.

Turn On The News - H?sker D?

I'm New Here - Gil Scott-Heron

Little Games - The Yardbirds

Everything Must Change - Nine Simone

Sweet Little Angel - Jeff Beck

NowNo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The old man and the young girl ; uuuummmmm no > cover version Either a song title containing at least one word from the previous title, or a song by the previous artiste, please...

> My Old Man: Ian Dury My Home Town - Alan Price

Too Much Of Nothing - Bob Dylan And The Band

Oh! Sweet Nuthin' - The Velvet Underground

California Shoeshine Boys - Laura Nyro

Words (Between The Lines Of Age) - Neil Young

Do I Have To Come Right Out And Say It? - Buffalo Springfield

According to the South London Press, it's "more than ?7 million... over the next three years". The report in last Friday's paper also suggests that the provision of meals is not necessarily good for the health of pupils: "SCHOOL dinners in a borough which has the highest level of childhood obesity in the UK are insipid and could inspire kids to eat junk food, research has claimed. Dinners provided to thousands of children in Southwark ? where a almost one-third of primary kids are overweight ? are flavourless and do not resemble meals described on menus, a study had found. The report by Southwark?s education and children?s services scrutiny subcommittee ? which is looking at how to tackle the issue of childhood obesity in the borough ? makes alarming reading for parents and guardians. Committee chairman Liberal Democrat Councillor David Hubber said: ?Concern has been expressed that lunches provided are often prepared hours earlier. ?The food is often insipid-tasting and children choose the tastier bits, which may not always be the healthiest parts of the meal. ?Moreover, sometimes the food at delivery point has little resemblance to that described on the menu...""