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Tino Rodrigo
I never had to be bad, my momma raised me madwhen I was 14, I had a first edition american walkman. Nevermind the Bollocks spent a lot of time in it. You're pretty, pretty vacant. It made for some really great choices in boyfriends. Never a dull moment . . .Everytime I hear Debut, I have a new favorite song.microphone fiend hear my phone ringin sound like a long distance call party said anotha mule kickin in your stall The Mohotella Queens: Some of the most beautiful music everI am very proud to be woman from Tennessee A wildwood flower
I will never forget the cold saturday afternoon my mom took me to see Coal Miner's Daughter. The idea of a woman songwriter and music star was so thrilling to me. "Babies, your momma's a dad-gum songwriter" When I saw this scene, I wanted a daughter. I got a good one.
THen And Now I confess!!
I am Enid and Enid is me. The heart IS a lonely hunter. As an English major, my favorite paper was on Zen and nothingness in the Wastland
When I was little, I thought Indian women with their saris and pierced noses were the most beautiful women ever. My favorite thing to play was Hindu princess. I attended a nearly all black elementary school in midtown Memphis starting in 1973. Everyday was Martin Luther King Day. As it should be. Margaret Sanger Frida, you made me love you; I didn't want to do it, I didn't want to do it. When I saw my favorite Kahlo painting at the MoMA, I wept.