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Wait a minute, those were cool songs. At 03:25 AM 9/26/2001 GMT, you wrote: >> Mark: >> >> > I need some help with this one, which sticks in my brain like >> > well-masticated bubble gum. And I'm aware that I'll probably be meddling >> > with someone's fondest adolescent memories. A thing popular in Britain c. >> > 1962 called, I think, "Come Outside." Nominated for the list. >> >> Rings bells with me, Mark, so it must have been playing when I was young -- >> wasn't it by one of those girl bands? > > >Mark, Robin, > >'Come outside' also rings a bell - but I am hearing a male cockney or fauz >cockney accent singing it as in 'come artside'. And not sure about the bubble >gum but "does your chewing gum lose its flavour on the bed post overnight?". >Some more early 60s/late 50s brit stuff. > >And does anyone remember the 'one eyed one horned flying purple people eater'? >I was extremely young (maybe in the womb?)but I think it was a time when gals >wore 'itsy bitsy tweenie weenie yellow polka dot bikinis'. But I could be wrong >on this. > >Cheers, >Jill >