Date: Tue, 23 Sep 1997 19:43:07 -0600
To: dance-at-joes@uiuc.edu
From: Steven Bytnar <s-bytnar@uiuc.edu>
Subject: One is such a lonely number..

That's right, tomorrow is another night to get out and party on the dance
floor at Joes! And this week, could more than 4 of us be at Joes at 10:45!
:)  Just a little after 10 is a good time to get there.. no long lines at
the door or the bar. Hint hint. =-)

If you're ever interested in who gets this list, you can check out the actual
mailing list file I use on the on the EWS machines. It's at:
~s-bytnar/lists/dance-at-joes.

Since I mentioned it in the topic, I felt obligated to quote the lyrics. 
(Yeah, I know Vik quoted a song last week, but actually, I had this mail
all setup to be sent last week, but Vik beat me to it. :) )

Open Your Heart   written by Madonna, Gardner Cole, and Peter Rafelson
-------------------------
(Spoken:)
Watch out!

I see you on the street and you walk on by
You make me wanna hang my head down and cry
If you gave me half a chance you'd see
My desire burning inside of me
But you choose to look the other way
I've had to work much harder than this
For something I want don't try to resist me

Chorus:

Open your heart to me, baby
I hold the lock and you hold the key
Open your heart to me, darlin'
I'll give you love if you, you turn the key

I think that you're afraid to look in my eyes
You look a little sad boy, I wonder why
I follow you around but you can't see
You're too wrapped up in yourself to notice
So you choose to look the other way
Well, I've got something to say
Don't try to run I can keep up with you
Nothing can stop me from trying, you've got to

(chorus)

Open your heart with the key
One is such a lonely number

Ah, ah, ah, ah
Open your heart, I'll make you love me
It's not that hard, if you just turn the key

Don't try to run I can keep up with you
Nothing can stop me from trying, you've got to

(chorus)

Open your heart with the key

Open your heart, I'll make you love me
It's not that hard, if you just turn the key
(repeat and fade)

--Steve

 Steven Bytnar     Computer Engineering     U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
   "That is why it is called a development version. They don't even know if
    all the bugs are _in_ it yet."      http://www.uiuc.edu/ph/www/s-bytnar