Post a song about the Louisville scandal.
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I'm not other linking the awful song because two wrongs don't make a right. But the song sucks as bad as Louisville I'll go with Len steal my sunshine
I Fought The Law And.....The Law Won....
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AlohaCat
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AlohaCat
This isn't related to the UL scandal by name... but It still applies to the UL program as a whole. 2 birds with one stone and such.
"Turn out the lights, the party's over, good things must end, Call it a night, the party's over and tomorrow starts the same old thing again." Red Headed Stranger
" Come on, I want your sex, That's right all night, I want your sex, I want your sex" George Michael
" Bad girls, talking 'bout some sad girls, see them out on the streets at night, pickin' up all kinds of strangers if the price is right, your can't score if you're pockets tight, but you wanna a good time." Donna Summers.
" Don't Look so sad, I know it's over" For the Good Times" Ray Price
"I fight authority and authority always wins" John Mellencamp
" Come on, I want your sex, That's right all night, I want your sex, I want your sex" George Michael
" Bad girls, talking 'bout some sad girls, see them out on the streets at night, pickin' up all kinds of strangers if the price is right, your can't score if you're pockets tight, but you wanna a good time." Donna Summers.
" Don't Look so sad, I know it's over" For the Good Times" Ray Price
"I fight authority and authority always wins" John Mellencamp
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This one probably describes the first sex scandal at UL better, but I think it probably is okay for the second one as well.
Hang down your head Tom Jurich,
Hang down your head and cry
Hang down your head Tom Jurich,
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy
Hang down your head and cry
Hang down your head Tom Jurich,
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy
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anon_q409idbs5m40a
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Nail on the head has been hit and driven deep.
partial lyrics:
(Uh, let me loose)
Oooh, I'm overdue
Give me some room, coming through
Paid my dues, I'm in the mood
Me and my girls come to shake the room
DJ spinning, show your hands
Let's get dirrty, that's my jam
I need that, uh to get me off
Sweating 'til my clothes come off
It's explosive, speakers are thumping
Still jumping, 6 in the morning
Table dancing, glasses are crashing
No question, time for some action
Temperature's up (Can you feel it), 'bout to erupt
Gonna get my girls, get your boys, gonna make some noise
Gonna get rowdy
Gonna get a little unruly
Get it fired up in a hurry
Wanna get dirrty
It's about time that I came to start the party
Sweat dripping over my body
Dancing, getting just a little naughty
Wanna get dirrty, it's about time for my arrival
Ah, heat is up
Ladies, fellas drop your cups
Bodies packed, front to back
Move your ass; I like that
Tight hip huggers (low for sure)
Shake a little something (on the floor)
I need that (uh) to get me off
Sweating 'til my clothes come off
Let's get open, cause a commotion
Still going, 8 in the morning
There's no stopping, we keep it popping
Hard rocking, everyone's talking
Give all you got (give it to me), just hit the spot
Gonna get my girls, get your boys, gonna make some noise
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I mean - I have the one and only correct answer. There has never been any song more Louisville, either lyrically or aesthetically (riff raff, who shows up in the second half, is the spitting image of a "Louisville man").
So if you have the stomach for it (NOT acceptable for kids or work), I present to you UL in a nutshell:
So if you have the stomach for it (NOT acceptable for kids or work), I present to you UL in a nutshell:
This band might have been inspirational to AC/DC (they were on the charts about the time AC/DC formed:
With some new lyrics:
"Girls Girls Girls: rockin' in the 'Ville at Minardi Hall."
"Girls Girls Girls: rockin' in the 'Ville at Minardi Hall."
