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May 12, 2006

Songs for Mom?

Still haven't bought a Mother's Day present? Feeling guilty about last year's gift of Juicy Fruit and a pack of smokes? Then why not DEDICATE A SONG to your mother, your grandmother, your wife, that girl down the street who isn't sure if the baby is yours or not. Trust me, you'll feel great. Here are a few sweet Mommy songs to get you going: Bohemian Rhapsody -- Queen Mother -- Pink Floyd Mother -- the Police Mother's Little Helper -- the Rolling Stones Hey Mama -- Kanye West The Theme from Psycho -- Bernard Herrmann In tomorrow's St. Petersburg Times, I tell the harrowing story of my mother's love for Helen Reddy's You and Me Against the World -- and how she would enevelop me in her bosom for the entire 3 minutes, 11 seconds. At the song's gushy end, my mother would close her eyes and start wailing: "AND WHEN ONE OF US IS GONE! AND ONE OF US IS LEFT TO CARRY ON!" Crazy Mama Daly. Happy Mother's Day, Mom.

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Daly, I actually haven't bought your mother anything for Mother's Day either. How 'bout Ozzy's "Mama, I'm Coming Home." Nothing says, "I love you" quite like an aging rocker who has tasted a bat and is so medicated you can't understand him. Mama Daly would love it. Or "Mama" from Genesis could scare the bejesus out of her with Phil Collin's growl and the haunting keyboards. You can't go wrong with either. Happy Mother's Day!

How about Mama We're all Crazy Now by Quiet Riot

Nice to see you highlighting the softer side of Mama Daly. Imagine how different things might have turned out had Homer been exposed to her affinity for Ready, Lou Rawls, George Benson & Co (and the writings of former NYC mayor Ed Koch).

"Mamma Mia," ABBA"Mother and Child Reunion," Paul Simon"Mother Nature's Son," the Beatles"Mama Kin," Aerosmith"You Never Met a Motherf----Quite Like Me," Kid Rock

How about Mother by Danzig-oh yeah!

"Tie Your Mother Down" by Queen...hey, sometimes she just won't shut up! ha ha

DEFINITELY Mother by Danzig. To be perfectly blunt, it's just a cool-ass song. Maybe not as stupid-cool as the Misfits s**t, but cool as hell nonetheless

'Sweat Loaf' by the Butthole Surfers has a great beginning related to mothers... heh, heh.

"Mother and Child Reunion" - Paul Simon"Your Mama Don't Dance (And Your Daddy Don't Rock n Roll) - Loggins & Messina (or Poison)"Mutha" (Don't want to go to school today) - Extreme

"Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?" the Stones"Mother, Father," Journey"It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)," Bob Dylan

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