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Meet me any place or anywhere or anytime Now I don't care, meet me tonight If you will dare, I will dare
One Tree Hill Meme {27/187} Season 2 Episode 5: I Will Dare Top 2 Favorite Characters Per Episode (As voted by fans on TVTime.com)
Lucas Scott (61%)
Brooke Davis (20%)
(Percentages as of March 2024)
The Replacements- Let It Be (Post-Punk, Punk Rock, Alternative Rock) Released: October 2, 1984 [Twin/Tone Records] Producer(s): Steve Fjelstad, Peter Jesperson, Paul Westerberg
How young are you?
How old am I?
Let's count the rings around my eyes
How smart are you?
How dumb am I?
Don't count any of my advice
Oh, meet me any place or anywhere or anytime
Now I don't care, meet me tonight
If you will dare, I might dare
Call me on Thursday, if you will
Or call me on Wednesday, better still
Ain't lost yet, so I gotta be a winner
Fingernails and a cigarette's a lousy dinner
Young, are you? Ooh-ooh-ooh
Come on
Meet me any place or anywhere or anytime
Now, I don't care, meet me tonight
If you will dare, I will dare
Meet me any place or anywhere or anytime
Now, I don't care, meet me tonight
If you will dare, I will dare
How young are you?
How old am I?
Let's count the rings around my eyes
How smart are you?
How smart are you?
How dumb am I?
Dumb am I?
Meet me any place or anywhere or anytime
Now I don't care, meet me tonight
If you will dare, I will dare
Meet me any place or anywhere or anytime
Now I don't care, meet me tonight
If you will dare, I will dare
Tuesday Night Music Club No. 69 - 'I Will Dare' by The Replacements
The Replacements - Let It Be (1984)
On this day—October 2, 1984—Let It Be, the third studio album by the Replacements, was released. With the band having grown tired of playing everything fast and loud, Paul Westerberg, front man and songwriter for the group, decided to write songs that were “a little more sincere.” Largely featuring songs that deal with coming-of-age issues, the album, with its more mature tone and surprisingly tender outlook, was an instant critical success and indie rock classic. With many critics listing it as one of the best albums of the year, it has since gone on to be widely considered as one of the best albums of the 80s and all time.