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rawiri
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[[quote]quote="Pyongshin Sangja"]Now and Forever:Richard Marx
Right Here Waiting:Richard Marx
Let It Be:Beatles
Yesterday:Beatles
Uptown Girl:Billy Joel
Shape Of My Heart:Backstreet Boys
That Way:Backstreet Boys
More Than Words:Extreme
Can You Feel The Love Tonight:Elton John
Kill me now.[/quote][/quote]
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igotthisguitar
Joined: 08 Apr 2003
Location: South Korea (Permanent Vacation)
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| Pyongshin Sangja wrote: |
Now and Forever:Richard Marx
Right Here Waiting:Richard Marx
Let It Be:Beatles
Yesterday:Beatles
Uptown Girl:Billy Joel
Shape Of My Heart:Backstreet Boys
That Way:Backstreet Boys
More Than Words:Extreme
Can You Feel The Love Tonight:Elton John
Kill me now. |
Yah ... i was thinking the same thing myself.
The herd here mind you mostly all know these hackneyed tunes. Seems to tickle em' pink alright.
With my adult students this year i was sure to try something a little different, so as to hopefully broaden their musical appreciation & lyrical horizons.
Sting's "THIS WAR" http://www.lyricsstyle.com/s/sting/thiswar.html
( seemed appropriate given the times we find ourselves in ) and Dylan's "Not Dark Yet", are two that stand out in my mind.
http://www.lyricsstyle.com/b/bobdylan/notdarkyet.html
Shoulda tackled some Leonard Cohen as well. Oh well ... maybe next time  |
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