Just a tune, gets lodged for the day.
 

Some days I don’t think about Fmac, not one bit, don’t even log on toThe Ledge.
Other days it’s just a fleeting thought.

Then, some days a song pops into my head just as I’m getting up.
And today is one of those days…

“Say you will”, all day…all day..
Not even a great favourite of mine, Not even the right lyrics but it’s just hanging in there all day..
Makes me smile.

Mine always seems to be EVERYWHERE.

Had exactly that today….
Over and Over.
Was singing it in my head all day at work. When I got in I had to search it on YouTube.

I've been gone from this forum for eleven years, and was just recently compelled to come back. I hadn't stopped listening to the music, I think my life just got busier so I dropped visiting here. I've been spending a lot of time lately "fixing" the various albums in my mind to be the way they should be, and I think that prompted my return.

I often have had “Say You Will,” apropos of nothing, enter and stay in my head for hours. It’s definitely one of those songs...

Same. And those damned kids voices at the end. THAT'S what I can't lose.

Oddly, I watched DR last night. It's one of my least favorite things, but I needed something I hadn't watched a billion times before.

And don't get me started, but that STUPID Tusk dance...ridic.... this really was a special needs band.

Those are kids voices at the end? All this time I thought it was some type of Madagascan primate.:shrug:

It was the same $tevie that did the sex grunts on Big Love.

Or $tevie on helium.

Take your pick...

I think it was her niece with a friend along with John's daughter Molly.

That's right, or so I read. And according to Mick's first book, the Big Love grunts is Lindsey's voice sampled through a variable-speed oscillator.

There's a short segment of the kids singing in the DR documentary.
Everybody (me included) thought that it was Stevie too. I had no idea he could make his voice sound like hers.

Yes, it’s Molly McVie and Stevie’s niece, I think.

Walk a Thin Line

Yep and a friend of Stevie's niece, I think.

I've never liked that song. It sounds like bubblegum pop.

$he was praying to the commercial gods. But you're right, it does sound like bubblegum crap.