My summer song.
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Songs From Your Childhood
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Wildswanderer
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70s music will forever be my favorite.
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The backdrop of Steal my Sunshine is based on a sample of a short instrumental portion of the Andrea True Connection's 1976 disco single "More, More, More.
Andrea True looked and sounded just like my ex-wife.
Heyo
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So ein wunderschönes Lied!
Well, I suppose if I were a teen in the '60s, it would be this:
This is actually more my style when I think of a love song, though. It's so powerful to me.
Shadow Wolf
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It was great music to have growing up.New @Shadow Wolf and I seem to have had similar songs that we grew up listening to.I'll add some of my favorites when I was a kid to the heap!
Heyo
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Ich muss immer an dich denken ist der Songtitel meines Leiblingslied, das auf Deutsch ist.
I recall one of my early childhood memories, I was about 4 or 5 (my older brother would have been about 7 or 8), and there were a couple of other kids over. We had a babysitter, and I just remember running around through different rooms of the house over this kind of silly obstacle course which we set up. This was the album playing on the stereo.
The opening part of "Taxman" ("One, two, three, four") sticks in my head, as that was our cue to start running like crazy around the house.
I also remember taking a liking to my mom's Chubby Checker records. I learned to do The Twist.
Unfortunately, a lot of those records got scratched - or they ended up with unexplained cracks or other damage.
I also remember this one from when I was very young:
It was my brother's record, and I played it once without his permission. He was quite angry with me.
And then there was this one:
The opening part of "Taxman" ("One, two, three, four") sticks in my head, as that was our cue to start running like crazy around the house.
I also remember taking a liking to my mom's Chubby Checker records. I learned to do The Twist.
Unfortunately, a lot of those records got scratched - or they ended up with unexplained cracks or other damage.
I also remember this one from when I was very young:
It was my brother's record, and I played it once without his permission. He was quite angry with me.
And then there was this one: