Talk:The Good Times
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Fair use rationale for Image:Thegoodtimes.jpg
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Correct name for "She won't let me ..."
editA web search suggests that "She won't let me ..." is also known as "She won't let me fucc" or "She won't let me fuck". Were there different versions of the album with different track names, or was the same track released under different names on different albums, or is something else going on? I notice that two recent attempts to change the track name from the "..." version to the "fuck" version were reverted by User:ClueBot, and at least one of those was appealed as a false positive. —AlanBarrett 15:16, 2 March 2008 (UTC)