“It was reported that Boyd's record was condemned by the Roman Catholic Church and Banned in Boston when it was released, believing that it described an adulterous encounter.[2] The story goes that Boyd was then photographed meeting with the Archdiocese of Boston to explain the joke behind the song, after which the ban was lifted.[2][3] However, the Archdiocese has no records of any ban, and no contemporaneous records or photographs can be found of a meeting between Boyd and any officials, leading the story to appear as a myth.”

Lets push this 💌 even further just in case 😘 As a woman with closeted bisexual male partners that struggles with the situation as they struggle, and feels the depths of emotional pain and complexities when I hear classic songs like Marty Groves, I wanted to create something silly and celebratory that oUi can laugh and smile along with. Let’s use the power of art to inspire people to open their hearts so all can live safe n free in this world. Love y’all 🥹 writing this under the full moon from the cemetery, live ur lives to the most authentic fullest 🐾🌝🐆

#lgbtq #love #edm #trance #christmas #holidays

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