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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know these songs you all are listing. Michael Jackson – “Rock With You” or "Billie Jean" Prince – “Purple Rain” Anita Baker – “Sweet Love” Luther Vandross – “Never Too Much” Sade – “Smooth Operator” Cameo – “Candy” New Edition – “If It Isn't Love” Mary J. Blige – “My Life” / “Real Love” Boyz II Men – “End of the Road” Jodeci – “Come and Talk to Me” TLC – “No Scrubs” Maxwell – “Sumthin’ Sumthin’” Ginuwine – “Pony” D’Angelo – “Lady” SWV – “Weak” EU's "Da butt because School Daze was an accurate description of what it was like to go to an HBCU in the '80s and '90s.[/quote] You think that “Candy” by Cameo is in the running to be the definitive song of a generation?[/quote] Yes, I do[/quote] Then, I will happily add Sugar Walls by Sheena Easton. My mom was so embarrassed because my 7yo brother belted this song out in the car the first time we met her new boyfriend. They did not get married. [/quote]
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