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A good old favourite:

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Newish Old Favourites if that's allowed:


And voted best song of the decade to 2010 as well as being the most played in Britain:


I love Lightbody's explanation of what Chasing Cars means - his father said when he chased a girl it reminded him of their family dog chasing cars - like the dog you never catch them and wouldn't know what to do if you did. :rofl:

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Heard this here on the radio the other day.... Talk about a forgotten song !

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Which leads to this one, which is due for its yearly airing ...

and thus this one ...

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One of my old favs


The Animals- House Of The Rising Sun

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great vid

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It must be Christmas.

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The Christmas we get we deserve.......

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for my bestest friend xx

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Where has the time gone...it seems to fly so fast
One moment you're having fun, the next its come to pass
Days turn into yesteryear, old friends find their own way
Until the moment you leave...I wish that you would stay...

So here's to you, all our friends, surely we will meet again
Don't stay away too long this time
We'll raise a glass, maybe two
And we'll be thinkng of you
Until our paths cross again...maybe next time...

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For a real oldie, I like Otis Redding's Sitting on the Dock of the Bay.

For a more current oldie (is there such a thing?) I think my favourite is REM's Losing My Religion.