@ablaze.After the top 3 Bond tunes last week, we stay with a British theme today with a trip back down penny memory lane with The Beatles.
Therefore, this week I have been listening to many of the songs from The Beatles so that I could try and narrow down 3 of my favorites to share with you. It is a tough life, I know!
But first the results of the 200 FUN token giveaway from last week was 
The second giveaway was for 100 MUSIC tokens that I ran on twitter and was a cropped picture of the band for today if anyone could guess it. We had just 1 entry and that was 
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The first song that made it into my top 3 was We Can Work It Out. I think this song has some more meaning to it that some of their other earlier tunes.
The second choice is Don't Let Me Down that has a memorable rift and is really catchy. Although there aren't many lyrics in this song, it is one that really stands out for me and of course it is a powerful love song. Lennon and McCartney seemed to work well together.
The third song for today is Something and was written over 50 years ago! It is another love song by The Beatles. In the video, the guys are much older and you get the feeling as though it is a song about the end of the group and gives you a little sad feeling inside.
With such an extensive amount of songs, I had to include a bonus track.
For me that track is In My Life. I think it is another deep song that is good for reflecting on some relationships you have had in your life.
My selection was not some of their more party songs or wild ones although I do like Eleanor Rigby and Strawberry Fields Forever. I think their love songs are probably some of the best ones ever written.
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Happy musical Tuesday everyone, thanks for listening.
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