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Gadda Da Vita 

One of the longest actual songs that isn't a live recording.
Actually titled: "In a Gadda Da Vita" by "Iron Butterfly".
Used in The Simpsons episode entitled "Bart Sells His Soul".
Bart replaces the church's hymn with a re-written version of "In a Gadda Da Vita" called "In the Garden of Eden" which its full length being 16min. 59sec. (see Tags™ for more long songs)
Gadda Da Vita by bighugejake August 15, 2006

Ina Gadda da Vida 

The most requested song in a strip club.
Patron: "How much for a lap dance?"
Stripper: "$20.00 for one song."
Patron: "Will they play Ina Gadda da Vida?"
Ina Gadda da Vida by Nadmenny September 11, 2006

inna-gadda-da-vida 

Song by iron butterfly which rocks outloud.
inna-gadda-da-vida is an awsme song
inna-gadda-da-vida by wolfex September 22, 2003

in a gadda da vida 

in a gadda da vida is a song by iron butterfly and man you gotta hear it to belive it its 17 minutes of acid rocks best its right up there with steppenwolf magic carpet ride on the cosmic scale it will make you see trippy colors with or without acid or weed
dude did you hear iron butterflys new song in a gadda da vida it bew my mind man its so farout

yeah i heard it it was outtasight and dynomite daddy-o

In-a-gadda-da-vida 

One-hit wonder by the awesome group Iron Butterfly. Real title is In the Garden of Eden. True Vesion is 17 Minutes long.
I love to listen to the song In-a-gadda-da-vida on my CD player.
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