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20 Nov 99 - 01:27 PM (#138798) Subject: Nobody got murdered at my house last nig From: lsnyder@gvi.net I heard a funny song on the radio a few years back about a family that got rid of their TV set. It was called something like "Nobody Got Murdered At My House Last Night". I thought it was by Lou and Peter Berryman, but when I wrote them, they disavowed any knowledge of the song. Do you know it? At this point I need help with both tune and lyrics. Thanks, Lynn |
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20 Nov 99 - 03:14 PM (#138845) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nobody got murdered at my house last From: raredance I have a CD by Chad Mitchell called "Virgo Moon" that has the song "Nobody Ever Got Killed At Our House". The CD is at work and not at home. If that is the same song I will try to get it in the coming week. I don't remember the songwriter but the lyrics are printed in the CD insert. Yes, it is the same Chad Mitchell who was in a trio in the 60's rich r |
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20 Nov 99 - 04:23 PM (#138868) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nobody got murdered at my house last From: Barbara A fine songwriter named Charlie King wrote it. I've got it around here, too. Tune's good but a little tricky if you don't have a good ear -- kind of like trying to sing the F Word song. A minor with modulations. I have a friend who kills it regularly, trying to do it a capella. However right now I have to go carve the croc. If I get time later, I'll post it. Should I say again, I'm costuming Peter Pan, it opens this week and I'm making the 9 ft crocodile out of foam rubber? Blessings, Barbara |
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20 Nov 99 - 10:00 PM (#139002) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nobody got murdered at my house last From: Allan C. I'm glad you reminded us, Barbara. I thought perhaps "carve the croc" was a euphemism for something and my poor brain was scratching around, trying to put together a short list of possibilities until I read the rest of your post. You are most certainly a person of enormous talent. They are fortunate to have you and your abilities available for the costuming, etc.. |
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21 Nov 99 - 03:38 AM (#139083) Subject: Lyr Add: NOBODY EVER GETS KILLED AT OUR HOUSE From: Barbara NOBODY EVER GETS KILLED AT OUR HOUSE (Charlie King, c 1984, Pied Asp Music, BMI)
Nobody ever gets killed at our house,
CHORUS:
No bathing suit beauties parade through our house,
Chorus (We might watch....)
Ronald McDonald won't come to our house.
Chorus
Charlie says of the song, " I think the song is pretty self-evident: An arrogant counter-culture creep foists his values on the listening public. " Charlie declines to do the late night research needed to update the song. He recorded it on a tape "Feelings of Fire" and it also available in his new songbook, "Two Good Arms." Order from Charlie at |
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21 Nov 99 - 10:39 AM (#139148) Subject: Lyr Add: NOBODY EVER GETS KILLED AT OUR HOUSE From: Joe Offer Glad it was you instead of me who typed it, Barbara. I was just about to, but I thought I'd take another look at the thread first. The late-night data on Chad Mitchell's recording isn't any more up-to-date, but it's interesting and a bit different: No bathing suit beauties parade through our houseGreat song, isn't it? -Joe Offer- |
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21 Nov 99 - 10:43 AM (#139150) Subject: Tune Add: NOBODY EVER GETS KILLED AT OUR HOUSE From: Barbara Sure is, Joe. Welcome home, you retired old.... fellow. Here's the tune. (we ran this in the Folknik this year Sept/Oct, so I didn't have to do much work to get it here) Blessings, Barbara MIDI file: nobody.mid Timebase: 240 TimeSig: 6/8 36 8 This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X:1
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