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Booey!

David Booey was an androgynous ghost who didn't know he was dead. He roamed the streets of the French Quarter in search of

Skype contacts to chat about stories in while he wrote up more ghost songs. David Booey was inspired by the French architecture to write music about being an aspiring androgynist.

They often all sounded exactly the same. Some sort of mumbled internal struggle that next to nobody understood. Actually, all of David Booey's songs sounded like that. He was not

only a mumbling androgynous muppet, however. David Booey was the Keeper of the Prog Rock Flame. This is a controversial point of view which I wouldn't fight you to the death to def

punk. David Booey (Bowie's half-brother) made a living selling cheap knock-off songs on iTunes. Such hits as "Major TIm" and "Jimmy Sunshine and the Tarantulas from Venus" were

the best-sellers. Oh, and let us not forget his greatest single, "Death on Jupiter". David Booey had the best knock-offs in the business. His half-brother David Bowie

was not such a big fan, and constanly schemed and plotted so that David Booey may one day be forgotten, just like Kingmaker. One day, David Bowie struck gold, when he found a plan

To put out fire with gasoline and told his manager. "Great idea!", the manager answered. Problem was how to pull it off without getting burned himself. He needed a remote device.