There was a beautiful doll, lovy adorable with sweet pleasant voice We played together had lot of fun and spent happy life together.for years.
One day , I lost my doll , I didn't know where it was , I searched it everywhere in all corners but couldn't find my doll
After a long time while playing I found my doll It was broken , it couldn't talk to me , it was unable to play with me A bubbly and happy doll was quite forever , it wasn't her fault become it was broken. My doll was silent forever
ali110: There was a beautiful doll, lovy adorable with sweet pleasant voice We played together had lot of fun and spent happy life together.for years.
One day , I lost my doll , I didn't know where it was , I searched it everywhere in all corners but couldn't find my doll
After a long time while playing I found my doll It was broken , it couldn't talk to me , it was unable to play with me A bubbly and happy doll was quite forever , it wasn't her fault become it was broken. My doll was silent forever
Is this doll a real person? Did you lose your temper with her?
ali110: There was a beautiful doll, lovy adorable with sweet pleasant voice We played together had lot of fun and spent happy life together.for years.
One day , I lost my doll , I didn't know where it was , I searched it everywhere in all corners but couldn't find my doll
After a long time while playing I found my doll It was broken , it couldn't talk to me , it was unable to play with me A bubbly and happy doll was quite forever , it wasn't her fault become it was broken. My doll was silent forever
Without question one of the best Doo Wop songs of all time. Forget Rap & hip hop, this is when the brothers could SING YO!
"From Los Angeles, California, USA, this vocal group comprised first tenor lead Johnny Wyatt (b. 1938, Texacali, Texas; d. 1983), tenor lead Rochell Henderson, baritone Melvin Sasso, and bass T.C. Henderson. Their one hit, ‘Once Upon A Time’ (number 20 R&B, number 26 pop), from 1961, was part of the early 60s neo-doo-wop phenomenon when doo-wop experienced a resurgence of interest on the charts. The novelty of the falsetto lead of Wyatt plus the name of ‘Rochell’ gave many listeners the false impression that the group was led by a female. The follow-up, ‘So Far Away’ (1961), likewise featured Wyatt’s high pitched lead, but despite its excellence, failed to dent the charts. Other singles followed, both on Swingin’ and Challenge, but the Candles could not return to the charts. Their last recording, a sublime remake of the Olympics’ ‘Big Boy Pete’ was released in 1964 to an indifferent world. Wyatt went on to become lead of the soul-era group Johnny And The Expressions, who hit the charts with ‘Something I Want To Tell You’ in 1966. He also made some singles as a solo artist for Bronco during 1966-67."
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We played together had lot of fun and spent happy life together.for years.
One day , I lost my doll , I didn't know where it was , I searched it everywhere in all corners but couldn't find my doll
After a long time while playing I found my doll
It was broken , it couldn't talk to me , it was unable to play with me
A bubbly and happy doll was quite forever , it wasn't her fault become it was broken.
My doll was silent forever