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but the only song I cared for is "Knowing Me Knowing You".   :)
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I was just going to mention that.  That song wins hands down.
My sister always said hers was "Dancing Queen" and when she was a kid she remembers it playing on the radio in the car on the way to school and that she pretended it was an opening song for a movie she was starring in.  Yes, as our classy dame is being driven by her fat but fatherly chauffeur through town, we see the credits roll.  We pan the camera about the neighborhood: the poor... the stupid... dogs... where is that old woman going?  Who are those lovers playfully passing their cooties about?  AHH, just about there.  The music fades, the ultra-classy limo (the fantasy gets fricked up here--the image of the orange Vega is too strong) slows and halts at that fashionable hang-out, The Marble Pit.  The music stops and from the car emerges... THE DANCING QUEEN!
    :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P

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I was just going to mention that.  That song wins hands down.
My sister always said hers was "Dancing Queen" and when she was a kid she remembers it playing on the radio in the car on the way to school and that she pretended it was an opening song for a movie she was starring in.  Yes, as our classy dame is being driven by her fat but fatherly chauffeur through town, we see the credits roll.  We pan the camera about the neighborhood: the poor... the stupid... dogs... where is that old woman going?  Who are those lovers playfully passing their cooties about?  AHH, just about there.  The music fades, the ultra-classy limo (the fantasy gets fricked up here--the image of the orange Vega is too strong) slows and halts at that fashionable hang-out, The Marble Pit.  The music stops and from the car emerges... THE DANCING QUEEN!
    :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P
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I use to pretend that I was the dancing queen too!  My parents have told me that I use to dance to this song in my high chair.

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 My parents have told me that I use to dance to this song in my high chair.
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Ah, yes... young and sweet and only 17...months old!

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Ah, yes... young and sweet and only 17...months old!
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LOL!  :)

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To make it easier here's the complete listing of all their single releases:

1972
People Need Love (Jun)
He Is Your Brother (Nov)
1973
Ring Ring (Feb)
Love Isn't Easy (Jun)
1974
Waterloo (Mar)
Honey Honey (Apr)(an US only release)
So Long (Nov)
1975
I Do,I Do,I Do,I Do,I Do (Apr)
SOS (Jun)
Mamma Mia (Sep)
1976
Fernando (Mar)
Dancing Queen (Aug)
Money Money Money (Nov)
1977
Knowing Me,Knowing You (Feb)
The Name Of The Game (Oct)
1978
Take A Chance On Me (Jan)
Eagle (May) (an international only release)
Summer Night City (Sep)
1979
Chiquitita (Jan)
Does Your Mother Know? (Apr)
Voulez-Vous/Angeleyes (Aug)
Gimme!Gimme!Gimme!(A Man After Midnight) (Oct)
I Have A Dream (Dec)
1980
The Winner Takes It All (Jul)
Super Trouper (Nov)
1981
On And On And On (Jun)
Lay All Your Love On Me (Jul)
One Of Us (Dec)
1982
When All Is Said And Done (Feb)(an US only release)
Head Over Heels/The Visitors (Mar)
The Day Before You Came (Oct)
Under Attack (Dec)
1983
Thank You For The Music (Jun)

So,which one's then?


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