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Manhattan Transfer Cover Art by Darrell K. Sweet
The Manhattan Transfer - Mecca For Moderns
Artist: Richard Fletcher
Release: 1981
spun a wheel for jojo characters to draw. yahoo.
Why the hell does everybody want to succeed? I'd like to meet somebody who wanted to fail. That's the only sublime thing.
Manhattan Transfer by John Dos Passos
Doing pride asks again, I see.
Dealer's choice out of four:
Straight Wheel of Fortune (this is a joke entry)
Gay Manhattan Transfer
Genderfluid Jail House Lock
Agender Milagro Man
hehe, honestly if i didnt hate drawing cars so bad I'd have dont he wheel of fortune one too. Oh well, different life time lol
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53. Boy from New York City by The Manhattan Transfer debuted May 81 and peaked at number seven, scoring 1425 points.
The quartet formed in New York City and charted seven times 1975-85. Four made the top 40. This was their only time in the top ten. Lead singer on the song is Janis Siegel. She was also lead on their first top 40 hit, Operator, peaking at number 22 in 1975.
The Ad Libs' 1965 original peaked at number eight, but it did not make the year end countdown because it only charted for ten weeks.
The Manhattan Transfer - 'Sometimes I Do' - The Junction
Seeing someone we both know Soft ballads on the radio Anticipation and afterglow remind me of you
Like driving in my car alone Or answering the telephone Or someone wearing your cologne Unwinds me it's true
I rave and rant refusing to regret you But then I can't Always remember to forget you
So when I pause to ask myself If I still love you sometimes I don't, but Sometimes I do
Greeting cards and quaint cafes Distant island getaways Humor, hugs, and holidays remind me of you
It seems the facts of life contain Echoes of a cruel refrain That renews the passion and the pain That bind me to you
It would be smart to forge ahead alone now But then my heart Just has a mind of it's own now
Something you claim It should be easy to let go now I say that's false Although you think it's true
'Cause when I pause to ask myself If I still love you most times I don't, but Sometimes I do sometimes I do
Sometimes I do
