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the “if bonnie tyler taught my grade-school music class” poem

I need a guiro
I’m holding out for a guiro, I can hope and wish
It’s gotta be strong and it’s gotta be loud
and it’s gotta be shaped like a fish.

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4 Responses to “the “if bonnie tyler taught my grade-school music class” poem”

  1. neil writes:
    11.30.2005 @ 18:00

    Is that pronounced WHHEEEro? I wouldn’t know, I always snagged the woodblocks.

  2. neil writes:
    11.30.2005 @ 18:01

    Good luck with the interviews btw.

  3. j.d. writes:
    11.30.2005 @ 20:31

    Thanks.

    Guiro is pronounced “GWEE-roh”. I got stuck with the damn sticks too. The popular girls always got the Autoharp and the guiro.

  4. neil writes:
    12.01.2005 @ 00:43

    I find it strange that autoharps don’t exist outside of elementary school music rooms.

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