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Hollywood Babylon - Crazy Town

"If you got an itch to catch some havoc.Theres mayhem in the plastic.City of La La, I mean the land of holy Zsa ZsaThe wood is hot and you can spot the flocksOf people like sheep, those with dredlocksTo"

Hollywood Undead - Paradise Lost

"So watch my chest heave as this last breath leaves me I am trying to be what you're dying to see I feel like "F**k man, can't take this, anymore, this heart, break this." This is life that's so thankless, How"

Hollywood Whore - Machine Gun Kelly

"am I wrong for being lost? the pressures of being boss exhausted every bone in my body, I can’t walk I don’t talk I scream I don’t stop to think I’m so close to the dream that I can’t go to sleep ironic I"

Hollywood cemetery - Strike Anywhere

"You were there down by the water on that ambush night when all the 'CRASS' punks refused to fight Instead too many tithed into the shooting star trading their lives in for the glamour of tar When I found"

Hollywood Vampire - Al Kooper

"She moved across the room with sweet abandon Talking with her everybody's eyes And I was rooted to the spot where I stood standin And no one who was there could hear my cries Tonight for sure shell trap"

Move Over Darling - Doris Day

"MY DARLING, MY DARLING Doris Day and Buddy Clark My darling, my darling I've wanted to call you my darling For many and many a day. My darling, my darling, I've fluttered and fled like a sparkling My"

My Darling My Darlingdd - Doris Day

"Once In A While Tommy Dorsey Written by Michael Edwards and Bud Green Peaked at # 1 for 7 weeks in 1937 Competing version charted by Horace Heidt (#2) Charted again in 1938 by Louis Armstrong (# 15) Charted"

Pillow Talk - Doris Day

"Secret Love Doris Day - written by Sammy Fain and Paul-Francis Webster - written for the movie "Calamity Jane" - #1 song of January 1954 - Tommy Edwards (#28, 1954); Ray Anthony (#29, 1954); - Billy Stewart"

Again - Doris Day

"Bewitched Artist: Doris Day (peak Billboard position # 9 in 1950) Words by Lorenz Hart and Music by Richard Rodgers >From the Broadway musical "Pal Joey" Seven competing versions also made the Top 40 I'm"

By The Light Of The Silvry Moon - Doris Day

"Everybody Loves A Lover Doris Day Top chart position # 6 in 1958 Re-made by The Shirelles at # 19 in 1963 Words and Music by Robert Allen and Richard Adler Everybody loves a lover I'm a lover, everybody"

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