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Because songs with lyrics has meanings that are quite diversified in interpretation it becomes an ad when it as a message display that does a forward change where interrelationships may be present.
A message embedded in a shallow manner so all experiencing the display know the fingered ASSHOLE.
Here at my HOMOSEXUAL PLAYGROUND they changed the SONG AD DISPLAY as they had begun with THRILLER and BEAT IT which became the AI BETT , MAN IN THE NIRROR ( they covered all 34 plus men , as interrationship to BEAT IT as context change , ( win prevail) , and BAD . (MICHAEL JACKSON artist.)
So the MAN IN THE MIRROR ( as spin the 1-23 rooms including some with roommates) , which rooms are the PEDOPHILES ones truthfully as the SONG AD DISPLAY sender knows the whole mirrored truth.
the song D.L.B sing to lisa when he wants a hug.
D.L.B - "Lisa, i'll get ur fanjita, if you don't give me, a big hug-ga."
A person who doesn't follow any musical bands or groups in particular, and instead comes across random songs that they like, adds them to their playlist or whatever other music saving thingy, and goes about their day. It doesn't matter who made the song or the background of the piece; the song scavenger simply enjoys the song and adds it into their hodge-podge of music.
A song scavenger will often not have taste in any particular genre, they just enjoy the songs that they find. Their playlist could have a Van Halen song in one slot, a rap number from last year in the next, and then a Thomas the Tank Engine song after it.
Person 1: I sometimes comb through YouTube to find some new music.
Person 2: Do you listen to any bands or genres in particular?
Person 1: No, I just find random songs I enjoy and add them to my playlist.
Person 2: Ah, so you're a song scavenger.
A person who when in an argument quotes song lyrics to make themselves sound clever.
Ex 1: Will is such a song lyric ass nigga
Ex 2: when Will was arguing with josh he was being a song lyric ass nigga and quoting rap songs.
One of the best songs out there, better than any Kpop song, it never gets old, it is such a bop
Boom Slingers Theme Song OST God Tier
differs from campfire songs in that you are more likely to hear it around a flaming garbage can or oil drum like that of Townes Van Zandt or Hank Williams
"Do you know any fun campfire songs?"
"No, but I know a lot of unfun canfire songs."