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  • 2018-01-28 at 2:32 AM#727023
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    Mellow81
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    The following is a song performed by the band Wham. George Michael wass the lead singer.

    It tells of a man who works hard to try and please his woman but she is never satisfied. “GIVE YOU MONEY! GOT TO GIVE YOU MONEY!”

    The character is even puzzled by his actions because he is not getting anything in return.

    “Everything you want & everything you see is out of reach not good enough! I don’t know what the hell you want from me!”

    2018-01-28 at 2:47 AM#727029
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    Blade
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    Is this a prank bro .

    THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

    2018-01-28 at 4:07 AM#727052
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    Ogre
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    I just looked it up, and surprisingly George Michael did write it. I thought it probable that he was always gay, but maybe he had so many girls throwing it at him in 85 that he was red pill.

    The lyrics are pretty solid, even if it was part of a horrible genre.

    Women love a pretty guy singing, even if it’s a horrible break up song. I guarantee that the millions who sang along on the stadium tour never paid attention beginning to end to this one.

    I failed to realize in my youth that I was the prize. I was going to work. I was going to earn. Little did I realize that due to feminism, that no longer meant I had to share. Road soon, Desert after.

    2018-01-28 at 7:44 AM#727162
    Trevor Motherfucking Phillips
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    mellow81 wrote:

    “GIVE YOU MONEY! GOT TO GIVE YOU MONEY!”

    Actually, it’s “Give You Money! Work to Give You Money!”

    I found this song back during the summer of 97 at 13, in my mom’s boyfriend’s black leather bag, and of course being a Music enthusiast, I swiped it. I wore that damn tape out after I heard the song “Everything She Wants”

    I was initially gonna put it back, but decided, nah.

    She chased him off for another dumpy looking short bucked toothed fat ass named Garie.

    The motherf~~~er had an obnoxious laugh and would always be putting his hands on me (I should have murdered them both in their sleep)

    We went to our hometown of Alex City, over the thanksgiving holiday break (our older brother stayed behind to watch the house.

    I would always be in the backwoods looking for a plane crash site that happened a few years earlier behind my aunt’s house (ma’s birthplace) not too far from Dadeville Rd.

    Somehow, I lost the cassette tape. Initially I thought I left it back at the house, but it wasn’t there. It wasn’t in my cassette player either.

    I was so hurt. So many 80s and 90s jams on the tape.

    Three years later, when I moved to Birmingham, MI, I came across it again. As I was blue pilled then, I always associated the song with UAL (many of you may have used their company) and would always be looking for the instrumental.

    In a sense, this song is what began my obsession with collecting rare versions of songs I grew up with during my childhood (including the 60s 70s and 80s) which continue to this day.

    Around 2015 my heart was broken and somehow I stumbled across this site, ignored it for a while, then took a renewed interest. At the same time “Everything She Wants” which I was listening to at the time, morphed into a completely different meaning than what I was used to.

    It terrified the f~~~ outta me, but at the same time, I figured out what the song truly meant, as its literally before its time and continues to be relevant to this day.

    Fuck Mainstream Society.......They Can All Kiss My Ass

    2018-01-28 at 7:51 AM#727166
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    It’s a good song. The big artists of the 80’s wrote most of their own material, which is respectable.

    George Michael also stood up and spoke out about Tony Blair and the wars. Big +1 to George for doing that.

    2018-01-29 at 7:28 AM#727812
    Artboy99
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    I liked the song when it was released, now today 33 years later I still like it.
    Definitely a song about a guy who is in a terrible relationship. Take take take – girls excel at that.

    2018-01-29 at 9:35 AM#727852
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    Leave it to a gay man to write a song about the truth of women.

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