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I was 13 years old in 1968 when Henson Cargill, a relatively unknown name in country music, topped the country charts with the Jack Moran and Glenn Tubb penned classic, "Skip a Rope."

I was just getting into music in a new way. And music was changing in an important way. Pop music was becoming more politically and socially conscious. In a few short years we had grown from "I Want to Hold Your Hand" to "Sargeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" and "All Along the Watchtower."

Country music was changing too. In another year Kenny Rogers would hit it big with the Mel Tillis Vietnam-inspired "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town." On all popular music fronts, social commentary was on the rise.

"Skip a Rope" was another early country entry in the "all we need is love" musical movement.

Back in those days the teen music magazines printed the lyrics to top songs in the back of the publication. I was becoming fascinated with songwriting: who wrote the song, what do the words "really mean," etc.

"Skip a Rope" was one of those songs that I found the words to. As a kid experiencing big family problems, the lyrics were particularly meaningful and poignant to me.

"Skip a Rope" dealt with it all: family discord, racial discrimination, greed...and I was not yet far removed from literally skipping rope on the playground and hearing the kind of mean-spirited things kids can say, often just repeating what they had heard at home. The song rang "true" to me, and I guess for countless others as well.

Over the years I've often thought about "Skip a Rope" and hummed it to myself. I didn't recall who wrote or even who recorded the song, until I learned that Henson Cargill passed away at the age of 66 on March 24th, 2007. The news brought back a flood of memories.

Skip A Rope Lyrics

(Words and Music by Jack Moran and Glenn Tubb)

Oh, listen to the children while they play,

Now ain't it kinda funny what the children say,

Skip a rope.

Daddy hates mommy, mommy hates dad,

Last night you shoulda heard the fight they had,

Gave little sister another bad dream,

She woke us all up with a terrible scream.

(CHORUS)

Cheat on your taxes, don't be a fool,

Now what was that they said about a Golden Rule?

Never mind the rules, just play to win,

And hate your neighbour for the shade of his skin.

(CHORUS)

Stab 'em in the back, that's the name of the game,

And mommy and daddy are who's to blame.

Skip a rope, skip a rope,

Just listen to your children while they play,

It's really not very funny, what the children say,

Skip a rope, skip a rope.

DA Jack Hayford is the editor of the popular music reference website, Events-in-Music.com, which features a special section on #1 Songs. Mr. Hayford is also the Program Director and co-founder of DurangoSong.com, the online home of the ten-plus-year old Durango Songwriters Expo, a premier annual educational and inspirational event for aspiring songwriters.

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1998 Dodge Durango. Won't Start.?

The truck ran great and was always reliable. I went on vacation for a couple days and when I returned it just wouldn't start. It has a good strong battery, turns over but won't start. will fire if I use ether. fuel pump is good. proper fuel pressure at engine.all of my fuses and relays work fine in both boxes. I have spark. I'm thinking it's something that controls the fuel injectors or maybe the crank sensor? possibly the computer but it fires if I spray ether, soo :-/ I also tried hooking it up to the computer that mechanics use (the big expensive one, you guys know what I mean) and it wouldn't interface so I can't get an error ode or anything. Also there aren't any service lights on. Please help!

Your first mistake is owning a dodge. But a common problem with them is the clogging of the fuel injectors especially when they sit. however if you are able to fire ether into it it would persist that the injectors aren't the problem. IF you are getting it to turn over but it woudn't continue to run the that means... BACK PRESSURE. check your exhaust lines. if your truck is starting but won't run but will on ether it's because ether fires at a hotter rate and is forcing it's way through whatever clog it may have. the regular fuel though just can't do the same thing. See if there is a potato in your exhaust line. You never know...

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