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From: ins_avrd@jhunix.UUCP (Victoria Rosly D'ull)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Love Songs
Message-ID: <2158@jhunix.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 10-Mar-86 16:06:35 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 10 16:06:35 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.
 >

	My two current favorites are--
		
		"Roundabout", by Yes
             and
		"Lavender", from Marillion.


    The latter contains the verses from one of my most sentimentally
recollected nursery rhymes --

		Lavender blue, dilly dilly
		Lavender green
		When you are king, dilly dilly
		I'll be your queen

		Lavender green, dilly dilly
		Lavender blue
		When you love me, dilly dilly
		I will love you


						--the littlest orc