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Ms B Wrote:

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> Major Tom - David Bowie


Really, didn't anyone have the manners to point out to Ms B that the title of The Dame's song in question is actually Space Oddity.

If this thread isn't here to educate and inform then I fear all is lost.


So we continue with


Space Oddity - The Dame

HonaloochieB Wrote:

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> Ms B Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Major Tom - David Bowie

>

> Really, didn't anyone have the manners to point

> out to Ms B that the title of The Dame's song in

> question is actually Space Oddity.


> If this thread isn't here to educate and inform

> then I fear all is lost.

>


> So we continue with

>

> Space Oddity - The Dame


If I cared enough H, I may have noticed, but glad to see you have rectified the situation the old trooper that you are.


She's Lost Control - Joy Division

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