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I& #39;m over visiting my girlfriend (now Mrsoteric) in 2007, and we actually get in a bit of a tiff over some dumb nonsense. She lives in Wicker Park (Chicago), so I walk out of the house for a cigarette and decide to go to a bar and get a drink.
Walk into a place on Division and hey, it& #39;s karaoke night! (I remember it as a Wednesday.) Well, I& #39;m a sucker for karaoke, and now I& #39;ve had a couple shots, so I plunk down my $6 and request Bonnie Tyler& #39;s "Total Eclipse Of The Heart." Yup, that& #39;s right. I flippin& #39; love that song.
I get called up to the & #39;stage& #39; at the back of the bar with my song announced in advance to the miniscule crowd by the DJ, and as its begins (you know, those piano notes), all of a sudden, I look to my left and Bill Murray is striding purposefully toward the stage to join me.
I just start right in singing the "Turn around..." bit and he goes right to "every now and then I get a little bit lonely and you& #39;re never comin& #39; & #39;round" on the mic with me. We duet our way through the entire song. By this point everyone in the bar is paying attention.
