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I think it is appropriate too, aardvarks. Nice selection of not just staples, but stories that repeat regardless of which decade in which they are played.
Thanks for the lessons about life you shared with us Harry. RIP.
4. Touch of Grey – Grateful Dead recorded at Shoreline, where I've seen concerts. Shoreline is in the Bay Area and would probably be considered a "home venue" given that they were based out of San Francisco.
5. Here Comes the Sun – George Harrison, along with Phil Collins, Ringo Starr, Elton John and Eric Clapton at the Second Annual Prince’s Trust Concert. This is fun to watch.
Would be more than happy to share it with those who need it.
Summerz,
It would be great if all of your rain could go elsewhere. Not sure how to make that happen. So.........I thought I'd give you five songs back that all mention the Sun or Sunshine in their title. Or the song is directly about no rain, rather bright days.
There are a variety of themes explored in these songs. Some may not be appropriate for children or teens to hear. However, they may give you something new to think about with all of your rain.
I hope these make you smile, , at least for a while. Besides, the melodies are easy and one can be humming or singing them in no time.
MSR
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