Helen, hoping you feel better soon.
Jim is graciously hosting Helen Vahdati’s Song Lyric Sunday, with the prompt of doctor/health/medicine. Immediately I thought of this song by Harry Nilsson, from 1971. Usually I don’t like songs that endlessly repeat, but for this song, it is sung almost as a mantra for health. That said, Harry, who was born in 1941, was to reach only 1994 before passing.
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This is such a great song, I love it. Great pick!
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did it show up at your page? I thought I linked it but don’t see it in the comments?
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No your pingback did not show up on my post Guest Host, but it should have as I just tested your link on the word Jim.
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I just added a pingback for your post.
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Wow! What an oldie! We sang this one the playground! :)
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I remember babysitting all that summer for a little girl down the street the summer this played. Babysat all day for the girl, then, when my mom went to work at night, watched all my sibs. It’s a fun song. How can you feel sad with this song playing and signing along to it <3
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Yaaassss!!!! I remember this oldie but goodie. Glad you picked it!!!
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:) I’m glad you’re glad.
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Best pick!
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Thanks Marleen!
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Great song! Love it, and we still use that phrase all the time…put the lime in the coconut and sing it at random times. haha :)
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It is one of those songs you never forget. Nilsson had a lot of those kinds of songs <3
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