8 thoughts on “ Sweet Talking Hippie/Imagine ”

1. Sweet talking hippie Cross your killing floor Gonna come a little closer Cause you know I want more Don't run off Don't you be afraid of me You know you are what you made you baby I am what I try to be You know I need your love And I could use your money And if you ain't got a dime We'll sell tickets, honey You know we need each other, baby.

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2. Sweet Talking Hippie Lyrics: Sweet talking hippie / Cross your killing floor / Gonna come a little closer / Cause you know I want more / Don't run off / Don't you be afraid of me / You know you.

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3. Sweet Talking Hippie Music & Lyrics: Chan Kinchla, Bob Sheehan, Brendan Hill & John Popper Sweet talking hippie Cross your killing floor Gonna come a little closer Cause you know I want more Don't run off Don't you be afraid of me You know you are what you made you baby I am what I try to be You know I need your love And I could use your money.

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4. "Sweet Talking Hippie" and "Imagine" are included on the same track, but both are standalone performances without a segue from one to the other. "Sweet Talking Hippie" includes a snippet from the "Infernal Galop," composed by Jacques Offenbach for the operetta Orpheus in the Underworld.

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5. HIPPIE SLANGS(from the 60's till today) So this is part of the dictionary. Thankx a WHOLE lot to Janis (our VP) who's given me all these definitions. There were some concerning drugs, but I took those out cause I don't like drugs, and it might mislead some .

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6. May 27,  · Hippie girls from this era combine the best of the new and old worlds. That’s what makes them unique, irresistible and easy to love. A hippie girl is the most amazing, open-minded and free-spirited creature you will ever have the fortune to meet. She is bound to make some kind of mark, even if she only slightly touches you.

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7. The whole anti-materialist, anti-war, pro peace, pro mind expansion counterculture has been termed the Hippie Movement. San Francisco writer Michael Fallon applied the term "hippie" to the SF counterculture in an article about the Blue Unicorn coffeehouse where LEMAR (Legalize Marijuana) & the Sexual Freedom League meet, & hippie houses.

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8. Aug 11,  · The s and early ‘70s were ripe for cinematic interpretation, as widespread protests, free love, drugs, the Civil Rights Movement, and other social changes impacted the popular culture. These.

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