Favorite songs (cont.)

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In summary, "Favorite songs (cont.)" continues to explore a curated list of beloved tracks, highlighting their emotional resonance, lyrical depth, and cultural significance. Each song is discussed in the context of personal memories and shared experiences, showcasing how music connects individuals and influences their lives. The piece emphasizes the power of songs to evoke nostalgia and inspire, reinforcing their lasting impact on listeners.
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My only criticism of this song is that it is too short.

 
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  • #107
This is a nice combo, angelic singing, heavy guitar and some rap which i am not a fan of but this works.

 
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  • #108
This song is just fantastic, her unusual vocals and heavy as hell Chorus just works. Three chords! Em, Cmaj7 G D/F#.

 
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  • #109
This is such an uplifting song and is totally not my genre BUT l love it. It was such a nice suprise when she did this live at the Jubilee. When she hits that note at the end she knocks her ear piece out, I would not want that note in my ear piece either!

She blew the socks off most of the pop garbage in the charts at the time.

 
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  • #110
I did not like the singer or the song writer but this combo is beautiful simply put.

 
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  • #111
Great song, written by Tony Hatch

 
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  • #112
From the film.

The melody keeps using arpeggios at the end of each phrase in the Chorus.

I liked it before I knew what it was.

 
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  • #113
One man blackened death metal HAIDUK

 

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