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Who sings that song they played when George was being carried around at work? It went like "my baby takes the morning train... he works from 9 to 5..." thanks

I'm not positive, but maybe Sheena Easton ?

Kim -- mother to Marissa (11/14/96)

You're right, it's Sheena Easton

S.

Maybe it's a conincidence, but the exact same song used in the premiere when George was going to work, if memory serves me right was the same song used when Krammer faked that he had a job in the Bizzao Jerry episode. Am I correct in that this song seems to be some kind of theme whenever a member of the Seinfeld gang goes to work ? Your's truly, Ronie J Whalen

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This song is also on the new burger king commercials on abc. I saw it last night. It seems to be everywhere!

Ronald J. Whalen wrote:

And not just on ABC. I swear I saw that exact same commercial at least 20 times and possibly more just in the last 2 days. I've got that song engrained in my head (not all bad, since it reminds me of Seinfeld).

On Wed, 01 Oct 1997 08:10:09 -0300, Adam Durkee wrote:

Every time that commercial comes on TV, my head whips around... I keep thinking Seinfeld is on. Huh. Maybe I'm obsessed.

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What's wrong with you people? Haven't you ever heard of Sheena Easton? Were you all born after 1980?

This song is also on the new burger king commercials on abc. I saw it last night. It seems to be everywhere!

Ronald J. Whalen wrote:

That'd be Sheena Easton, diminutive Scottish popster from the 80's. She was later corrupted by La Petite Prince, er I'm sorry, la petite artist formerly known as Prince. Pardon my french spelling.

Sheena Easton.

"You can be a bitter woman or you can be a better woman." -1997 Miss America Contestant I chose bitter.

On Fri, 26 Sep 1997, phathead wrote:

Sheena Easton, "Morning Train", 1981. Her first hit.

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It was '9 to 5 (Morning Train)' by Sheena Easton, not to be confused with '9 to 5' by Dooly Parton from the movie '9 to 5.' -KJV

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