Le Show; 1985-05-05

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You know, it just occurred to me at two minutes past 10 this morning, Renee Engel, who precedes me here at KCRW Santa Monica, and I always do off-the-air with DJs at Real Radio stations do on-the-air, which is we talk to each other, we pretend like we're friends for those two minutes where we, where our show's intersect, don't we? Have you cut up on all your basketball view? Well, I was just going to say, was it jogging that killed Frank Glieber? No. It wasn't, because he died jogging. Oh, it couldn't have been. Okay, because it's supposed to be good for your health. I know, but that gym-fix thing, and then, okay, who do you like, Renee? Because you're going away, the playoffs will be well into the interesting things. Well, there are no, there are no sentimental favorites left for you. Yeah, for me. You don't like the nuggets. You don't just have it. Well, the closest thing I have to liking someone is the fact that Jack Ramsey is a vegetarian. Now, Mo Lucus is out, and, you know, Bobby Gross doesn't play anymore, and

David Tworz Dick, who knows where he is in Walton. So I like Portland when they were in all vegetarian. I, Dave Tworzick as a broadcaster for Portland. He was interviewed by chicken-lin, chicken-lin. Listen to me. Okay, Renee, have a good, uh, trick to Israel. Did you play yesterday? Play basketball. Yes, I did, sir. How'd you do? Uh, I, I, I, I, if we're going to talk on Mike, the stuff that we usually talk about. We usually talk about. All right. Well, I, it was embarrassing. I'm embarrassing and frustrating. Sorry. Renee, off to Israel, he'll have some stories, and maybe some goofil to fish to taste like something when he comes back. Have a good trip. And this, uh, this is the show. She was beautiful as Southern skies. The night he met her. She was married to

song. He was dogly determined that he would get her. He was old. He was young. From time to time, tip his heart, but each time she withdrew. Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance. Everybody thinks it's true. Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance. Everybody thinks it's true. Well, eventually the boy and the girl get married sure enough they have a song. And though they both were occupied with the child she carried, she had a lot of things to do. Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance.

Everybody thinks it's true. Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance. Everybody thinks it's true. To disappoint the believers, to people playing the game. Negotiations and love songs are often mistaken for one and the same. And now the man and the woman they remain in contact, love say it's for the child. With disagreements about the mean of a marriage contract, conversation's hard and one. But from time to time, he just

makes a laugh. She cooks a meal or two. Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance. Everybody thinks it's true. Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance. Everybody thinks it's true. What is the point of this story? What information it takes? The thought that life could be better is woven and delicately into our hearts of love. I don't like billboards, don't want a stupid drug and a soul to me, I ain't no

qubit. Two years ago today I was arrested on Christmas Eve. I don't want pain, I want to walk, I'll be carried, I don't want to give it up, I want to stay married. I ain't no dog, I'm tied to a long car, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh,-ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh I want the principles of untimelessness, I want you to eradicate my negative views, and

give it all those people who are always on the down. It's easy enough to tell what is wrong, but that's not what I want to hear, all that long. Some people are like human, too, and I want the principles of untimelessness, I want you to eradicate my negative views, and give it all those people who are always on the down.

I want the principles of untimelessness, I want you to eradicate my negative views, and give it all those people who are always on the down. I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, it was 40 degrees outside. I rode your Pennsylvania, near the Delaware gap, sometimes I got lost and had to check the map, I stopped at a roadside diner, for a burger and a coke. There was some country folk, and some hunters inside, somebody got this ill-smared, and somebody died, I went to the Chewbacca plaita, hillbilly song. It was all going down football, as I weeping

when outside, and I hit it for the mountains, feeling warm inside. I love that GPZ so much, you know that I could kiss up. I love that GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool,

I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs,

the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good,

I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs,

the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, between my thighs, the air fell cool, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good,

I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good, I took my GPZL4 ride, the engine fell good,