some point, but in order to do so in the 1930's, he must have been doing some time traveling.
Note:  The intro to the song uses a naughty word and mentions Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice

What is the song referring to?

1This last bit might be "in 1930, too", but either way, it poses problems.

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The first two lines should be pretty obvious; Kirk is the captain, and can definitely hold his own in a fight.
The third line is a reference to "The City on the Edge of Forever", which involved Kirk, Spock, and McCoy travelling back in time to 19301. Joan Collins guest-starred as Edith Keeler, a woman of the time who Kirk falls in love with. Although it won't surprise you to learn that the show doesn't explicitly sayhttp://www.JewishWorldReview.com |
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