A newer song, not on the album, was "Mighty Proud"; its chorus had the full band singing "I feel mighty proud" four times, with the final "proud" parsed into three syllables, with some echoing punctuation: "Oh, oh, oh/Eh, eh, eh/Oh, oh, oh".
Here at the Bergen Mall, where Stern's has been a resilient anchor for 45 years, the pain of its transformation into a Macy's felt mighty real.
A week ago, against Seattle, Coughlin must have felt mighty optimistic when the Giants were driving for a potential game-winning touchdown, only to have Eli Manning's short pass to Victor Cruz turn into a pinball and run back the other way more yards than Coughlin could bear.
"When Jews looked around the world and they saw Hitler and they saw Stalin and they saw Mussolini, they felt mighty glad that the man who was running the United States was Franklin Delano Roosevelt," says Jonathan D. Sarna, a professor of American Jewish history at Brandeis University.
It felt mighty good to shirk for once the shameful role of the whining poor victim who endures abuse because it seemed inevitable.
I have so much to thank her for and feel mighty proud to have been in her gang".
Why? I've always wondered, but I guess I have my answer now: who wouldn't like to be hurt a little but to feel mighty alive in his (although temporary and sometimes distracted) embraces?
He joined the disco craze, producing Sylvester including his 1979 hit "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)".
I haven't really thought about a shower, but now that you mention it...a nice long, hot shower will feel mighty good!
That openly gay, black, gender-bending disco star scored only one major hit, "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)"; he proved to be too out, too soon.
