124.  Sudden Urge
Baby Baby Baby, do-do do-do, do do
I got a Sudden Urge to look at you
Baby Baby Baby, wha-wha wha-wha, wu wu
Come over here and do me like you do
Baby Baby Baby, do-do do-do, do do
I got a Sudden Urge to get on with you 

125.  DISPLAY
We are moving from the printed word to the image.  Much emphasis is on the image with video production now a home experience and YouTube a phenomena vehicle to share your images with the world.  You are on DISPLAY my love.  The world is your stage.

126.  PROFIT
Drop a nickel in the juke box and someone makes a PROFIT.  You can PROFIT from my love - my love, if you’re smart enough to “get it.”  Oh … such sweet PROFIT as the sun sets over water.  I shall PROFIT from the planting of these seeds, opening this window, a sent e-mail, baking bread, writing this line, touching your lips, closing the door.  Such PROFIT I can barely hold the mother lode.

121.  Confuse The Issue
She loves me, she loves me not.  When deciding whether or not she loves you, best not to Confuse The Issue with your own assumptions.  Go on the facts.  What does she do?  What does she do?

122.  A Stinky Me Day
This is a memoir title!  Being an avid gardener I like a good sweat.  You sports people and hard working types know what I mean.  Showering is a good thing after a hot workout.  For those times the shower gets delayed, I’m having A Stinky Me Day.

118.  Keep Your Flirt (Under Control)
Keep Your Flirt Under Control
Where this love takes us, where we go
Let’s go together in double time
Keep your flirt babe
I’ll give you mine

119.  Hog A Space (in the parking lot)
Every now and then you find a song with part of the title in parenthesis.  I’ve written a couple like that.  Every song catalog needs at least one so today we’ve got a couple titles with parenthesis. 

Was in the parking lot and just love those new car people who take up 2 spaces.  Really.  Taking care of your car and avoiding those door dents is a noble quest.  And how about when you arrive at a free space just as another parker arrives+  Who get’s the space?  Whoever pulls in first!  Hog A Space in the parking lot. 

120.  Relative
One word titles are all the rage today.  Here’s one.  Relative.  One word titles are Relative to song fashion.  What does Relative mean?  A lot of definitions.  It’s all Relative is a common phrase.  That’s a good one.  What you write today is Relative to who you are, to where you are, to what you are doing and what you want to say.  Biographical. 

I want to be Relative to your life.  You are Relative to my joy.  We are Relative to the circle we run within. 

115.  A Long Leash
Some guys need a longer leash than other guys.  My first husband was a homebody of sorts.  We spend a lot of time together.  Husband #2 spent a lot of time away from me & the house.  He needs A Long Leash to be happy.  A free spirited butterfly with tatoos. 

Give that guy A Long Leash and he’ll be comin’ home.  Choke up on his collar and girl he’s bound to roam. 

116.  My Brother Knows War or My Sister Knows War
Great line to introduce a memoir, poem, possibly a lyric about war.  My brother served in Viet Nam and really does know war.  My sister was in the army for a while and my other brother served during the Viet Nam era as well.  Perhaps you have a brother serving right now - or a sister.  God Bless our service personell. 

117.  Rogue Wave
Just saw on the news a Rogue Wave hit a cruise ship.  Never heard that expression before.  Rogue Wave.  It is a sensual title.  Makes the tongue move nicely. 

112.  Celebrate Sunday Morning
We have a Sunday mornign special winter breakfast that consists of berries & whipped cream.  On Sunday morning we get out the frozen blueberries & strawberries that we picked ourselves or store bought & warm them up.  Then we whip up some whipping cream and sugar and sit down to Celebrate Sunday Morning.

109.  The Honey-Do List
This is the list she gives him Saturday morning.  The Honey-Do List is what he does to please.  A man wants to please his woman and a woman needs to let him know what she wants so she gives him The Honey-Do List.  Now it doesn’t have to be all work. 

108.  Throat Chakra
“The fifth chakra resides in the area of the throat, where it governs expression.  If this center is blocked, we have trouble expressing ourselves and often feel misunderstood.  When the fifth chakra is open and flowing, we spontaneously communicate openly and honestly.  People who have issues with this center often complain of the physical sensation of tightness in their throat.  Recurrent laryngitis, thyroid problems, and chronic neck pain are often associated with congestion in the throat center.  Clearing the obstacles allows us to express our creativity, power, and compassion in the world.”  Excerpt from Vital Energy by David Simon, M.D..

100.  Pureed Pizza
Yeah, this one’s a bit goofy.  But you gotta be goofy once in a while - connect with that “inner child” - HA!  Yes, that’s the ticket.  So adult me got a tooth extracted and was thinking about going into the Pizza Parlor where my daughter works and ordering Pureed Pizza.  Of course I’d have the waitress bring the order ticket to my girl and we could all have a great chuckle.  “Can I please have Pureed Pizza in a little bowl with a little spoon?

101.  The Best Thing Just Went Bad
This is a love song.  Been there, done that.  My love for you just drove me mad.  You know the Best Thing Just Went Bad.  I wonder how you can portray with sound or words/lyric or both that moment, that feeling you get that holds you, that tells you - this is it, the last straw the last hurrah - it’s over - The Best Thing Just Went Bad and there ain’t no going back.

102.  Joyous Occasion
When cruising through titles of instrumentals what do you think Joyous Occasion sounds like?  Uplifting for sure.  Celebration music.  Party time+  This is a title I will click on and listen.  The idea is to get your audience to click on your music, that’s half the work.  So when appropriate, use Joyous Occasion titles! 

99.  Crosspoint Fabrics Card Names/Titles
Karl is seeking a material for his shop ceiling to satisfy the code inspector.
He ordered sample cards and gave me this one.  I said, “The names they’ve 
chosen for these colors are wonderful titles.”  Here they are:

Crystal, Pepper, Eclipse, Flint, Stormy
Sand, Burlap, Almond, Maple, Honey
Doe, Mason, Beech, Bluegrass, Tarragon
Malibu, Brocade, Saddlewood, Pumice, Zinfandel
Cajun, Royal Red, Merlot, Hazelnut, Espresso
Spearmint, Forest, Patriot, Indigo, Onyx