Don’t Go Making Stuff Up (thank you, Elton John!)
There’s so much “stuff” to sort through online. Please pause before sharing “information” from a “somebody” to always check credible and cited peer-reviewed sources before posting. We can all learn to share more responsibly! There’s enough fog out there already 🙂 Thank you, Elton John & Kiki Dee, for your great music! May God bless you, protect you, and give you peace!
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Music: “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” (Elton John & Kiki Dee)
Words by me: Don’t go making stuff up. I couldn’t if I tried. Oh, honey, if I get careless . . . Baby, you’re not the kind. I won’t go making stuff up. I’m sharing responsibly. I’m checking credible sources, peer-reviewed, ’specially. Ooh hoo, nobody knows it. Just quoting a blog tends to spread fog. Ooh hoo, nobody knows it, nobody knows. Right from the start, don’t try to outsmart. Oh, oh, no making stuff up! So, don’t go making stuff up. I won’t go making stuff up. Don’t go making stuff up. Though “somebody” told it, evidence needs to show it. Now it’s up to us, babe to check cited sources always. So, try to understand standards – the internet’s are so low. Follow academic journals – anybody can post. Ooh hoo, nobody knows it. Just quoting a blog tends to spread fog. Ooh hoo, nobody knows it, nobody knows. Right from the start, the truth has been sparse. Oh, ho, when posting, be careful! Don’t go making stuff up. I won’t go making stuff up. Don’t go making stuff up. Ooh hoo, nobody knows it. Just quoting a blog tends to spread fog. Right from the start, the truth has been sparse. Oh, ho, when posting, be careful! Don’t go making stuff up. I won’t go making stuff up. Don’t go making stuff up. I won’t go making stuff up. I won’t go making stuff up.
