FOR A SONG

I heard a story on the radio today about favorite songs. Is it impossible to have one? My I-roster stats say that I have listened to one song, "I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio," by the Stereophonics, far more than any other. It contains one of my favorite lyric phrases of all time..."If I had myself a flying giraffe, you'd have one in a box with a window." That tune is in the treadmill list, but lately I have settled into some quieter music.

I wanted to get the buzz on your favorite 'love song.' Mine is "There We Are," by James Taylor. Why? It is simple and just so lovely to me. I never tire of hearing it.

Here are other 'softies' from my-pod, available for purchase as my submitted imix at the Itunes Store entitled "Clouds One through Eight":

Betcha By Golly, Wow - The Stylistics
Between You and Me-DC Talk
Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered-Ella Fitzgerald
Break Up to Make Up-The Stylistics
Can't Hide Love-Earth,Wind & Fire
Caroline I See You- James Taylor
Cloudy-Simon & Garfunkel
Dirty Work-Steely Dan
Don't Let Go-En Vogue
Dream a Little Dream of Me-Dean Martin
Easy (Extended)- The Commodores
Fragile-Sting
God Only Knows-The Beach Boys
I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face-Rosemary Clooney
I Dont Want to Live Without You (Single Edit)-Foreigner
Live for Your Love-Natalie Cole
I Need to Be in Love (1991 Remix)-The Carpenters
In This Very Room-The Gibbons Family
Lately-Stevie Wonder
Mass: Simple Song- Andreas Delfs, Renée Fleming & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
On My Way to You-Barbra Streisand
Only Love Is Real-Carole King
Seasons of Love-London Gay Men's Chorus
Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) Marvin Gaye & Diana Ross
Tea In the Sahara-Sting
The Night Is Still Young-Billy Joel
Theme from "Six Feet Under" Soundtrack

Touch Me in the Morning-Diana Ross
Violin Romance No.1 in G Major, Op.40 Gil Shaham & Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
Willow Weep for Me-Sarah Vaughan

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