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Madness – Our House – Lyrics

Read “Our House” by Madness on Genius

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1980s Music Videos

Madness
  • Madness – Baggy TrousersMadness - Baggy Trousers
  • Madness – Our HouseMadness - Our House
  • Madness – One Step BeyondMadness - One Step Beyond
  • Madness – My GirlMadness - My Girl
  • Madness – Wings of a DoveMadness - Wings of a Dove
  • Madness – The Sun and the RainMadness - The Sun and the Rain
  • Madness – Driving in My CarMadness - Driving in My Car
  • Madness – It Must Be LoveMadness - It Must Be Love
  • Madness – Grey DayMadness - Grey Day
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This Day In 80’s Music

Birthday
1962 Pepsi Shirlie

English singer Shirlie Kemp (Holliman) was born. She is best known as vocalist for Wham! and the member of duo Pepsi & Shirlie (#2 in the UK with "Heartache" in 1986).


 
Charts
1981 Bucks Fizz Making Your Mind Up Single Cover

British pop group Bucks Fizz started a three-week run at #1 with "Making Your Mind Up", the lead single from their eponymous debut studio album. The song was the winner of the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest.


 
1987 Aretha Franklin and George Michael I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) Single Cover

Aretha Franklin and George Michael went to number one in the United States with "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)", the single from Franklin's thirty-first studio album, "Aretha".


 
1988 Herbert Grönemeyer Ö 1988 Album Cover

German musician and actor Herbert Grönemeyer started a fourteen-week run at #1 on German albums chart with his seventh studio album "Ö"


 

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