@lancashirelady50 That's a lovely memory. :)

@HairbrushDiva and 13 years later I held her again- across my knee- funny what love makes us do.

@Sidewinder I know all those.

@AliceinWonderland true and with all the drugs she was on, it amazes me she could even remember the lyrics to songs when she gave concerts

@HairbrushDiva I could come back with why not? it was my answer and can say what I want. Point was, good song and not just anybody can do it justice.

@Swoop62 Oh, OK.

@HairbrushDiva Did not mean to come off smart on that and hard to tell with written words on how things are intended.

@candycane That's a mockery of rap. Lol :)

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Rapture—which was on Blondie's fifth album Autoamerican—was a radical disco song with a rap verse, in which Debbie Harry gives a shout-out to Fab Five Freddy and Grandmaster Flash. Rapture by Blondie was the first song with a rap to go No. 1 on March 28, 1981. The song spent two weeks at No

@candycane That was over 8 years before I was born. My mum was in school then. Lol :)