Alex: Microsoft paid its employees, and a camera crew, to go song-bomb an Apple store Drew: Those poor kids don't even know how awful it is Drew: song-bomb is now a thing Drew: who should we song-bomb.
Should we sing songs that profess spiritual and political beliefs we do not have?
Another building – or should we say, climbing – song that conveys sadness, struggle, anger, and resignation, and, oh yes, hits that G5.
So should we ban rugby songs?
Should we play these songs as they have come down to us or change the offensive lyrics?
No genre was off limits, so we had everything from Fleetwood Mac to Daphne and Celeste in there, and we had some long and intricately worded email chains about what counts as a breakup song – should we play TLC's No Scrubs?
Nor should we succumb to the siren song of "engagement" with the phony reform front.
How much enthusiasm, then, should we have for these new songs, which were recorded with Sherrill in 1981 and 1984, but shelved by Columbia?
So, I had a writing session the next day with a friend of mine and I sort of relayed the whole story to him and he thought it was hilarious and that we should write a song about it so we did.
There's no reason why we should mutilate a song just to save face".
"I suggested that we should write a song about it," he says, "and asked my Twitter friends to send in lyric ideas about the heart-shaped balloon.
