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From: jcw@loral.UUCP (What's all this, then?)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Love Songs
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 15:54:42 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar  5 15:54:42 1986
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In article <1155@abnji.UUCP> nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken) writes:
>I've been in one of those very wierd moods lately, and I was thinking
>about love songs.  It seems to me that one will, in ones life, have
>many songs which are "favourite", or which may apply to a specific
>person.  Also, one's current favourite could also indicate what their
>current state of mind is like.
>
Well, my favorite songs, love songs otherwise, are by the Fab Four!

"For No One" has a special meaning for me, and boy! was she exactly like that!

For many years, I thought "Strawberry Fields Forever" was a love song.  It's
still my fav love song.  I see it as optimistic and hopeful.

Some of my other all time raves are "Here, There and Everywhere", "If I Fell",
and "I'll Be Back".

This may not seems that strange, except when you consider I'm only 25, and 
discovered the Beatles (ie started buying their albums) in 1978.


With "nothing to get hung about",
Cary DiWhay