imasoulman
6 jul 21
DeRank ™: 19,44
'Tales From Monographic Oceans': a spontaneous journey through a body of water, cutting across the isthmuses of some discographies (37, 9)
'Family Men': that is, the white pop with a very high soul/funk black content of Daryl Hall (the light one, blonde with blue eyes that you might think is Swedish) and John Oates (the dark one, with black eyes and a thick mustache, whom you might instead mistake for a Turk). They didn’t shy away from hitting - even quite high - the charts, so it must be something to snub, right?
Well then, let's carry on like this, let’s hurt ourselves…
Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Heart?
'Family Men': that is, the white pop with a very high soul/funk black content of Daryl Hall (the light one, blonde with blue eyes that you might think is Swedish) and John Oates (the dark one, with black eyes and a thick mustache, whom you might instead mistake for a Turk). They didn’t shy away from hitting - even quite high - the charts, so it must be something to snub, right?
Well then, let's carry on like this, let’s hurt ourselves…
Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Heart?
DeBaser says
right now