Simon & Garfunkel – Mrs. Robinson (3:53)

JanetDraven wrote:

from Black metal to this :D !!! my balance is Perfect hahahahaha

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Parker_93 wrote:

ou yes (:

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WLDB wrote:

The Graduate springs to mind.

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NicoleU2fan wrote:

so good!!

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ravenclaw94 wrote:

This is the song that got me into S&G. :)

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klpra wrote:

Did any of the guys out there ever know a Mrs. Robinson type when you were younger?? I did (actually 2 of them) and I'm better for it! :-)

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Safra62 wrote:

Ah, this song is timeless! And, what silversurfer tells us, very interesting to me!

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mrsongbird wrote:

Great song for a great film !

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viktoremilijan wrote:

i love love love this! [2]

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oldiesfanjohn wrote:

Mrs. Robinson,you`re trying to seduce me. ..aren`t you (2)

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carlyking- wrote:

i love love love this!

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Marjo47 wrote:

I can still sing along...

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oldiesfanjohn wrote:

``Plastics``

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Judester69 wrote:

I can't stop giggling when the chorus comes on. I just keep thinking about Stifler's mom from American Pie (my God lmao) and Dustin Hoffman in the Graduate. That scene was hysterical. "Mrs. Robinson you're trying to seduce me... aren't you?" [2]

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SophieMoe wrote:

Great! :)

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thatfaceglitter wrote:

I can't not sing along with this.

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silversurfer250 wrote:

Simon began writing this as "Mrs. Roosevelt." He changed it to "Mrs. Robinson" for the movie. He may have written this about Eleanor Roosevelt. Some of the lyrics support this such as "We'd like to help you learn to help yourself. Look around you, all you see are sympathetic eyes" and "Going to the candidates debate. Laugh about it, shout about it. When you've got to choose. Every way you look at it, you lose." Roosevelt was a female rights and black rights activist, always helping everyone but herself during the Great Depression. A lot of the time she seemed to have been running the country as much as FDR, but never would have actually won the presidency because she was female. http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=1283

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PrzekazDalej wrote:

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