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what does this phrase 'Buttonhole tunes' mean?


Question Posted Thursday November 29 2012, 7:11 pm

What does this quote mean? 'Buttonhole tunes'(it's from Annie Lennox's 'No more I love you's'..'Whistling buttonhole tunes')Thanks:)

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DangerNerd answered Friday November 30 2012, 10:49 pm:
Hi there,

Surprisingly, this has already been answered here:

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... and what I am taking as the likely meaning is provided about half way down the page by the user: Lis48

At least now you know you aren't the only one who wondered about this. :-)

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