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Just my thought for today...

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Mr. Stevens

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Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
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Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop (pop)

Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop (pop)

Call my baby lollipop
Tell you why
His kiss is sweeter than an apple pie
And when he does his shaky rockin' dance
Man, I haven't got a chance
I call him

Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop lollipop
Oh lolli lolli lolli
Lollipop (pop)
 
Aspychata said:
Remember candy girl?
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Oh yeah! It's a great song. The label originally wanted the Monkees to do that song. The group decided it was figuratively too sweet and nicey-nice for where they wanted to head "serious music." The producer became angry and said the Monkees only existed because the label had created them, and they could just as easily create a new group. So "The Archies" were made up just to do this song. The Monkees were sidelined after that and the band soon broke up because of a clash of egos.
 
Yikes!

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MEOW
 
Au Naturel said:
Oh yeah! It's a great song. The label originally wanted the Monkees to do that song. The group decided it was figuratively too sweet and nicey-nice for where they wanted to head "serious music." The producer became angry and said the Monkees only existed because the label had created them, and they could just as easily create a new group. So "The Archies" were made up just to do this song. The Monkees were sidelined after that and the band soon broke up because of a clash of egos.
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Nesmith also punched a hole in a wall during that argument with the manager :)

They did make a great movie called Head, cowritten with Jack Nicholson, in 1968.
 
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