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Not much of a ditty to argue over, one might think.
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On first listen, the song could be mistaken for a whimsical ditty, with its pop theme of angst-ridden love.
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Lyrically, this is a simple ditty keyed to 17 title repetitions, but its emotional complexity is how rock 'n' roll songwriting works.
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So was there much surprise that one of MacFarlane's opening numbers was a little ditty titled "We Saw Your Boobs"?
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So expect more wheezes from where a certain Lancastrian ditty on the internet has emerged from.
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Beneath the surface is this scary little ditty: A German bond auction failed today.
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He played the digit-ditty on a variety of fashionably humble instruments, from accordion and ukulele to toy glockenspiel.
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Custom's latest hit song is an obnoxious ditty about a punk surfer kid sassing the dad of the girl he's dating.
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Thus a white-coated doctor embodying "The Law" switched from vocalizing about Sparta's doctrine of letting weak newborns die to singing a child's ditty before moving to the role of "Memory" singing broken phrases that harken back to the horrific experiences of the victimized children.
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But for Kennedy, now 55 and a mother of three grown children, there's a deeper meaning to that irreverent ditty.
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And when you are bored (and believe me you soon will be) by that hamster ditty there's even a site to make it go away.
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If there was any hope that Field is steering away from controversial bands this time, a sampling of the lyrics from Levold's latest hit song--an obnoxious ditty about someone's daughter--quickly disabuses the notion.
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