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“Believe Me.” Bohannon Pleads

Published on 1/20/2007

By pernet sounia

This evening Bohannon released 'Believe Me' a BRAND NEW SINGLE and an obvious plea to Marianne to try to remember that which she is so very apparently not bothering to even try to remember. Like, she's all 'no that didn't happen' and i'm all 'what? Hell yeah, it did'! So what does a guy do? Right. CBC. As it Happens. That's just what a guy needs when he's feeling that something that only guys who use Axe can know. When you smell that swell who can tell? Right? The new song Believe Me released tonight is a love song ... of sorts. Charlie Popovich, who happened to be actually there on that particular road trip immortalized in Bohannon's second latest song (you know the one before the one we're talking about here.). (Believe Me for Marianne whatserface with Charlie Pop in it.) WHO! was quoted as saying that 'none of those motherf#@kers would remember what happened. I brought a bag of goodies and Bohannon sings about it in the 'Road Trip' song. Now everybody asks me if I have a bag of goodies all the time. It's kind of annoying. But I do remember and hell, yeah, something happened between them. Please.' So As It Happens and Ron Gillette put on a show one day and Bohannon enjoyed and was not, contrary to what a lot of people took from this, not unsympathetic to Mr. Gillette. He – bohannon – brought the voice to the mix and shared it with all. Edited it took on different meanings, but there's no literal reading. Enjoy, Bohannon said, as he left the studio, crumpling into his cold car that had freaking sat in a parking lot for 12 hours in 12 degrees. It was FREEZING! So he went home and made this song which sounds like it's done by someone who's fucking freezing. Like sitting in a chair and shivering – not like in most situations where you're shivering there are chairs but you might be here. . It's clean money that comes in from good people. Would you guys like to come out here? Share in our VAST REVENUE. Wackatackawackatacka it's costing the state. Believe me!



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Ron Gillette as quoted by As It Happens on CBC radio network. Toronto. Vancouver. That other city.

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