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A great song from the 1980s which wins special recognition from the [[Jolly contrarian]] for its anatomically correct use in the first verse of the legal concept of a limited [[licence]]. | A great song from the 1980s which wins special recognition from the [[Jolly contrarian]] for its anatomically correct use in the first verse of the [[legal]] concept of a limited [[licence]]. | ||
:''She said, come on baby, I got a [[ | :''She said, come on baby, I got a [[licence for love]] | ||
:''And if it [[Expiration Time - Equity Derivatives Provision|expires]], pray help from above — | :''And if it [[Expiration Time - Equity Derivatives Provision|expires]], pray help from above — | ||
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*[[Jolly Contrarian’s songbook]] | *[[Jolly Contrarian’s songbook]] | ||
*{{isdaprov|Expiration Time}} ({{eqderiv}}) | *{{isdaprov|Expiration Time}} ({{eqderiv}}) | ||
*[[Lend Me Your Love]] | |||
{{c|Pop songs which correctly use terms of legal art}} | {{c|Pop songs which correctly use terms of legal art}} | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 13 March 2019
A great song from the 1980s which wins special recognition from the Jolly contrarian for its anatomically correct use in the first verse of the legal concept of a limited licence.
- She said, come on baby, I got a licence for love
- And if it expires, pray help from above —
Words and music: W. Idol and S. Stevens.
See also
- Jolly Contrarian’s songbook
- Expiration Time (Equity Derivatives)
- Lend Me Your Love