Beatles' song
I could be in street dancing Carnival with my friends. After all is carnival here. But I went to eat barbecue and take a book that tell about the Beatles' songs. I guess my favorite album is "A hard day's night". There are simple songs with good melody, it's easy to sing and to understand too, because the letter isn't complicated, in general talk about love. For example my favorite song is "And I love her". Now I'm thinking that I should study about music one day, but I don't know, if I have patience... I think there are many things that i want to do in a few time. Only in a life. :P
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Beatles' song
I could be in the street dancing in the Carnival with my friends. After all, it is Carnival here. But instead, I went to eat barbecue and take read a book that tell about the Beatles' songs. I guess my favorite album is "A Hard Day's Night". There These are simple songs with good melody melodies. It's They are easy to sing and to understand too, because the letter isn't lyrics aren't complicated; in general talk they are about love. For example my favorite song is "And I love her". Now I'm thinking that I should study about music one day, but I don't know, if I have patience... I think there are so many things that i want to do in a few so little time. Only There is only so much you can do in a one life. :P
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David I would want to be you in that moment with Paul. hehe. He was in Brazil last year, but I didn't go to his concert. I hope to see him one day. Thank you for comment.
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Dan Smith, in my book doesn't have some declaration about this song. I know this song is of "With the Beatles" and was demonstrated that The Beatles didn't sing just rock music. Your observation is interesting. :D
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I have been a Beatles fan for many years and just recently saw Paul in person. If you look at my teacher profile, you can see some of my old Beatles vinyl records on the wall behind me. Now I only listen to the CDs and the music is still good!
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When the Beatles' first album in the U.S. came out--"Meet the Beatles"--one of the big surprises in it, for me, was the inclusion of the song "Till There Was You." This sweet and sentimental song was not by Lennon and McCarthy, and doesn't have the slightest trace of "rock" sound to it. It is a song from the musical comedy "The Music Man," by Meredith Willson. I wonder whether your book says anything about why it was included? One of the Beatles must have just liked it. One of the odd thing about it--I don't know if this is Liverpudlian pronunciation or not--is the mispronunciation of the word "saw" as if it were "sore," throughout.
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