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Top 100 Songs of All Time (Vote Here)
Posted on 02/16/2003 12:53:26 PM PST by KansasCanadian
What would get your vote for top song of all time? Feel free to list several
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    A few of my favorites include:
Rita Coolidge "All Alone"
Beach Boys "God Only Knows"
Faith Hill: "There You'll Be"
Roberta Flack "Killing Me Softly"
 
To: KansasCanadian
    On my short list ...
Emotions --- Barry Gibb.
It´s over and done, 
but the heartache lives on inside (yeah yeah) 
and who is the one you´re clinging to, 
instead of me tonight. 
BRIDGE 
And where are you now, 
now that I need you, 
tears on my pillow, 
where ever you go go, 
I´ll cry me a river 
that´s leads to your ocean 
you´ll never see me fall apart 
CHORUS 
In the words of a broken heart 
it´s just emotions, taking me over, 
caught up in a sorrow, lost in the song, 
but if you don´t come back, 
come home to me darling, 
don´t you know there´s nobody 
left in this world to hold me tight, 
there´s nobody left in this world to kiss goodnight, 
goodnight (4) 
I´m there, at your side, 
a part of all the things you are, 
but you have a part of someone else, 
you gotta go find your shinning star. 
In the words of a broken heart 
it´s just emotions, taking me over, 
caught up in a sorrow, lost in the song, 
but if you don´t come back, 
come home to me darling, 
don´t you know there´s nobody 
left in this world to hold me tight, 
there´s nobody left in this world to kiss goodnight, 
goodnight 
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posted on 
02/16/2003 12:57:47 PM PST
by 
f.Christian
((( caught up in a sorrow, lost in the song,  )))
 
To: KansasCanadian
    All along the watchtower (Hendrix version)
 Hear My Train A Comin' - Hendrix 
 Machine Gun - Hendrix 
 Foxy Lady - Hendrix 
 Little Wing - Hendrix 
 Midnight Lightning - Hendrix 
 My Friend - Hendrix
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posted on 
02/16/2003 1:08:32 PM PST
by 
sauropod
(It's OK to drive an SUV if it helps you get babes.....)
 
To: sauropod
    I see a general theme there....
To: KansasCanadian
    Mine are so cliche', but here goes.
I Left My Heart in San Francisco. Tony Bennett
Everybody Love Somebody Sometime. Dean Martin
Summer Wind. Frank Sinatra
To Sir With Love. Lu Lu
These songs remind me of a time when grown ups wore pants and dresses. When adult conversations were mysterious and you had to sneak around to eavesdrop. When there was a distinction between adults and children.
I know, I know, it was far from a perfect era, but these songs bring back those images.
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posted on 
02/16/2003 1:17:02 PM PST
by 
Lijahsbubbe
(back when Barbie wore gloves)
 
To: KansasCanadian
    wayyyy too easy - No satisfaction by The Rolling Stones is THE number one song of all time, hands down.
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posted on 
02/16/2003 1:38:01 PM PST
by 
AWCreamSoda
(Loose lips sink ships?  is that some sort of threat?)
 
To: KansasCanadian; f.Christian
    GFR: "Closer to Home"
Spanky and our gang: "Lazy Day"
Dire Straits: "Brothers in Arms"
CF: Thanks for the ping
To: KansasCanadian
    It woulld be a gross injustice if Right Said Fred's epic "I'm Too Sexy" is excluded...along with "Disco Duck" ;-)
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posted on 
02/16/2003 3:04:33 PM PST
by 
habs4ever
 
To: KansasCanadian
    Stairway to Heaven
Freebird
Green Grass and High Tides
Won't Get Fooled Again
Hey Jude
No wait, that's the 1977 list.
To: sell_propaganda
    You've Lost that Lovin Feeling.
To: KansasCanadian
    Spirit In the Sky - Norman Greenbaum (?)
 Old Time Rock and Roll - Bob Segar
 Wipe Out - (was it the Safaris?)
 Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman? - Bryan Adams
 God Bless the USA - Lee Greenwood
 Devil Went Down To Georgia - Charlie Daniels Band 
There are so many, but those are a few that immediately popped into my head.
 
To: KansasCanadian
    I'm a guitar player. Hendrix was the greatest guitar player of all time. Whaddya expect? ;-)
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posted on 
02/16/2003 6:20:33 PM PST
by 
sauropod
(It's OK to drive an SUV if it helps you get babes.....)
 
To: KansasCanadian
    Van Morrison - 'Jackie Wilson Said'
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posted on 
02/16/2003 7:07:05 PM PST
by 
AMDG
 
To: KansasCanadian
    The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Andrew Sisters
 Beach Boys
Mama, He's Crazy by ?
Don't it Make My Brown Eyes Blue by Crystal Gayle
 (almost) ANYTHING by Dr. Hook
I Talked to the Man in the Moon by Twitty
...Where to end???
 
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posted on 
02/16/2003 7:31:55 PM PST
by 
bannie
 
To: KansasCanadian
    Suzanne - Cohen.
Tambourine Man
Michelle - Beatals
To: f.Christian; KansasCanadian
    A little different, but how 'bout...
Oh Danny Boy...Jim Reeves
 
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posted on 
02/17/2003 3:00:25 AM PST
by 
MeekOneGOP
(Bu-bye SADdam.  You're soon to meet your buddy Stalin in Hades.)
 
To: MeeknMing
    This is not fair since there are way too many songs that I love.
Off the top of my mind:
Amazing Grace
The Love Song (title could be wrong)
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posted on 
02/17/2003 6:27:30 AM PST
by 
RecentConvert
(Pacificists are the parasites of freedom)
 
To: KansasCanadian
    Layla - Derek and the Dominos
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posted on 
02/17/2003 7:07:25 AM PST
by 
tomkat
 
To: KansasCanadian
    Whatever the Number 1 song is, they don't play it 
6 times a day on the local "classic rock" station. 
(Two or three decades to work with, and they have a playlist of maybe 200 songs?!)
 
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posted on 
02/17/2003 10:27:17 AM PST
by 
newgeezer
(I'm a native American. Aren't you?)
 
To: KansasCanadian
    The Best of Vaughan Monroe.
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posted on 
02/17/2003 10:35:33 AM PST
by 
Consort
 
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