atypical_boro
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Why didn’t Beyoncé have a mobile phone in 2003?
Trying to find a word that rhymes and fits 'cos you don't want to change what you've already got - even if it doesn't really make sense under scrutiny.Presumably because “page me” scans better with “crazy” than “phone me”
mitten - which is what youv'e got left after losing one of them. Sort of parody of losing out in love n that wot a lot of songsters wwrite about egTrying to find a word that rhymes and fits 'cos you don't want to change what you've already got - even if it doesn't really make sense under scrutiny.
Just been working on a new song and have a bridge that centred around the word "smitten".
Ended up rewriting a part of it and managed to remove "smitten" but continued with that rhyme for no good reason other than it was already in place.
The joys of songwriting
Some of us don't even have a Nokia now. ;-)Even @r00fie1 had a Nokia then. winky.
I can’t imagine Beyone was encouraging one of her work colleagues to page her about the last Gantt chart she did or whatever.I had a work pager around 2006
Yeah but not by 2003.Pagers were before mobile phones and a lot more popular in the US than they were here.
Jon Gittens.Trying to find a word that rhymes and fits 'cos you don't want to change what you've already got - even if it doesn't really make sense under scrutiny.
Just been working on a new song and have a bridge that centred around the word "smitten".
Ended up rewriting a part of it and managed to remove "smitten" but continued with that rhyme for no good reason other than it was already in place.
The joys of songwriting
Haha brilliantKelly Rowland couldn’t help her either. She was busy trying to text people on Excel and getting mad when they didn’t reply.
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They had them in the 80sYeah but not by 2003.
I know but the song was written in 2003.They had them in the 80s
Perhaps it stayed in the American vernacular..I know but the song was written in 2003.
Smitten/no shìttin' easy life.Trying to find a word that rhymes and fits 'cos you don't want to change what you've already got - even if it doesn't really make sense under scrutiny.
Just been working on a new song and have a bridge that centred around the word "smitten".
Ended up rewriting a part of it and managed to remove "smitten" but continued with that rhyme for no good reason other than it was already in place.
The joys of songwriting