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Songs I'd completely forgotten about

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PermanentTemporary · 25/01/2020 14:02

Just standing listening open mouthed to The Only Living Boy In New York simon and Garfunkel. I knew that song so well when I was a kid, probably havent heard it for 20 years.

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prampushingdownthehighst · 25/01/2020 14:20

I have it on my favourites on Spotify so hear it daily, I think it's the best song they ever did

I recently heard Kiss you all Over by a group called Exile and I had completely forgotten about it.

PermanentTemporary · 25/01/2020 14:35

Ooh just trying that now

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TweetUsOnFacebook · 25/01/2020 15:30

I recently heard 'Welcome home' by Peter's and Lee for the first time in probably over 30 years. I stood at the kitchen sink crying my eyes out. It reminded me of my childhood and loved ones that have gone.

WildRosie · 25/01/2020 15:42

I have all these in some form at home. Both 'Welcome Home' and 'Don't Stay Away Too Long' are English translations of European hits.

Derlei · 25/01/2020 16:17

I have recently become reacquainted with:
Lighthouse Family - High
Jon Secada - just another day
The Corrs - Dreams

All 3 upset me as they bring me great comfort. I'm sure there's more, I will add them if I think of them

TheMemoryLingers · 25/01/2020 16:23

I was watching TOTP from 1989 the other week - I'd forgotten how good the Marc Almond and Gene Pitney version of 'Something's Gotten Hold of my Heart' was - and I've got the album (on cassette!) stored away somewhere, purchased in a fervour of liking at the time.

WildRosie · 28/01/2020 09:07

Spiders and Snakes by Jim Stafford. The guitar riff is very similar to that used in the Cheggers Plays Pop theme (for those of us old enough to remember Wink).

Clawdy · 28/01/2020 10:26

Two by the Beatles, very early ones - " Mr Moonlight," and "Anna." Both great.

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