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I Remember Sex by Loudon Wainwright III





I remember sex. That thing we used to do

Where you'd lay down and usually I'd lie on top of you

Sometimes you'd lie on top of me. We tried that out a bit

But it didn't work as well, I guess something just didn't fit



I remember sex. We had it at night

A few times in the morning and then after we would fight

And on special occasions when we'd had too much to drink

Once in a Morris Minor (?), a convertible, I think



I remember sex. It was such a big deal

That we worried where it would come from much more than our next meal

And we were always hungry, often we overate

It was up and down and back and forth and hurry up and wait



I remember sex. And when we went to bed

Sometimes we didn't sleep at all - we just had sex instead

And having it was heavenly, not getting it - pure hell

And it was either great or bad, few did it merely well



I remember sex. And how it made us feel

Completely realistic yet totally surreal

A thing that we all thought about and all that we thought of

That distant crazy cousin to the scary thing called love



I remember sex. I started on my own

When you and I stopped having it, I tried it on the phone

But that was so expensive and sex is just a crutch

And since I kicked the habit I don't think about it much... but...



I remember sex. Something that we did

And we always used to worry we'd end up with a kid

Then we'd have to get rid of it or else we'd have to wed

These days sex can kill ya, kids, so stay awake in bed







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At the head of the charts in April 2013, in both the commercial and BBC pop charts, ‘Ding Dong, The Witch Is Dead’ is not to be played in full I hear; while ‘I Love Margaret Thatcher’’ will be and, that only reached number thirty-four in the charts. Well, that says a lot of the freedom of dear old Thatcher’s England. While Churchill unified England in a time of need, Thatcher did the reverse, dividing the country into the haves and the have nots, during a time when the mantra was preached, ‘Greed Is Good.’ A recent poll taken illustrated that many more people did not want ten million spent on her funeral, at a time of austerity; but their voices will not be heard, much like those who protested against the validity of the Iraq war because of the lack of proof of WMD’s, such is the nature of our freedoms, today. Yet, a song called ‘I Love Margaret Thatcher’ will be played in full – and, it only reached number thirty-four in the charts!