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The theme song from the early '60s cartoon Hercules, sung by Johnny Nash (who went on to have a hit with 1972's I Can See Clearly Now). Hey, you're asking.
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Easy one: "Heart Of The Sunrise." Since the day my older brother came home from college with Fragile under his arm (1975?) no other track has held my interest so.
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Originally posted by Rednight Rednight wrote:

The theme song from the early '60s cartoon Hercules, sung by Johnny Nash (who went on to have a hit with 1972's I Can See Clearly Now). Hey, you're asking.


guffaw... they might have asked.. didn't mean they cared what you answered LOL
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Nothing will ever beat Thick As A Brick. The pinnacle of musical art achieved in 42 minutes.
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I like rock music and pop music. And Eason Chan is one of my favourite singers. Many of his songs are very good and popular. My favourite song is "Ten Years". And there are many shenzhen rock music events being held. For more choices, en.damai.cn/Music-Tickets/Shenzhen is a good choice.LOL
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Bomber by Motorhead.

If there is a more beautiful and poignant comment on the futility of war, I've yet to hear it.

Am I doing this right?

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A more serious answer to the question would be Trapeze Swinger by Iron and Wine, which never fails to move me.

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"Dogs" for me, since I first heard it in 1977.
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Mary Had a Little Lamb is a true timeless great.
Row, Row, Row Your Boat is up there, too.
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Originally posted by RockHound RockHound wrote:

Mary Had a Little Lamb is a true timeless great.
Row, Row, Row Your Boat is up there, too.


Ever heard Twinkle Twinkle Little Star? That song is a freakin masterpiece! Personally, I find the ABC song the slightest bit overrated, but one of the most underrated songs of all time is Hot Cross Buns, which is also REALLY hard to play

Being serious, my favorite song ever is Awaken by Yes. There is really nothing that could ever beat it. It's unbelievable!
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Dominoes by Syd Barrett.
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Originally posted by Mascodagama Mascodagama wrote:

Bomber by Motorhead.

If there is a more beautiful and poignant comment on the futility of war, I've yet to hear it.

Am I doing this right?
 
for someone who posts relatively rarely, you nailed the thread.
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