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Ever since i was a young boy, i played the silver ball. From soho down to brighton, i must have played them all. I ain't seen nothing like it, in any amusement hall. I cross the street when walking towards a minority.
-Elton John Lennon, 1947 1/2
Very interesting that you feel you can rewrite the lyrics and not feel shame at what you did to who's song? Who the hell is Elton John Lennon?????????
Racist. I used to stiffen up when I saw black men, because this was what society told me: "black men are dangerous and should be feared". There are bad apples in every ethnic group, as there are good ones. You can't go around blindly assuming that they're all bad. It's not fair.
I don't think that is normal but I love that song as well as the Rock Opera "Tommy".
Yes, it is normal. There is a reason why you feel this way despite all of the politically correct b.s. telling you to ignore your intuitions...
Great, now you got that song stuck in my head! Mods! Arrest this man! How'd you let him slip through? Were you asleep again?
yallre just puttin up a false front
some would even call it an eminence front
its a puton