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The Beatles – Not a Second Time
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Originally recorded on September 11, 1963, “Not a Second Time” was written by John Lennon. It garnered significant attention from William Mann in his now-famous Times article
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Pretenders – Not a Second Time
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[Verse 1] / You know you made me cry / I see no use in wondering why / I cry for you / And now you've changed your mind / I see no reason to change mine / I cry, it's through, oh
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Robert Palmer – Not a Second Time
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You know you made me cry / I see no use in wondering why / I cry for you yeah / And now you've changed your mind / I see no reason to change mine / My crying's through ooh ooh
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The Ergs! – Not a Second Time
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You know you made me cry / I see no use in wondering why / I cry for you / And now you've changed your mind / I see no reason to change mine / I cry / It's true, oh-oh-oh / You're
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The Smithereens – Not a Second Time
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You know you made me cry / I see no use in wondering why / I cry for you / And now you've changed your mind / I see no reason to change mine / I cry / It's through, oh-oh / You're
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The Beatles – Not a Second Time Covers
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See all of “Not a Second Time” by The Beatles’s covers
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R. Stevie Moore – Not A Second Time
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(I know I'll never be the same / If I don't get her back again / Because I know she'll always be / The only girl for me) / You know you made me cry / I see no use in wondering why
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Shittyoldshirt – Anorexic
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[Instrumental]
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The Beatles – You Can't Do That
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The twelfth track on the soundtrack to A Hard Day’s Night is one of John Lennon’s most upbeat rock ‘n’ roll songs. It was influenced by Larry Williams, one of Lennon’s heroes; and
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The Beatles – In My Life
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“In My Life” is a song by The Beatles written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
The song originated with Lennon, and while McCartney contributed to the final version, the extent
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The Beatles – Money (That's What I Want)
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The closing track on The Beatles' second album was a major part of their early repertoire during their formative touring years in Hamburg, Germany—circa 1960-1962. “Money (That’s
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The Beatles – Help!
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The title track of the album and film of the same name, “Help!” was released in 1965 as a single, and eventually ranked No. 29 on Rolling Stone’s list of “The 500 Greatest Songs of
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Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody
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Widely considered to be one of the greatest songs of all time, “Bohemian Rhapsody” was the first single released from Queen’s fourth studio album, A Night at the Opera. It became
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Pink Floyd – Time
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This is the only track on the album that credits all 4 members of the band. It’s about how time can slip by, but many people do not realize it until it is too late. Roger Waters
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Rihanna, Kanye West & Paul McCartney – FourFiveSeconds
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“FourFiveSeconds” features vocals by Rihanna and Kanye West, and instrumentals by Sir Paul McCartney. It has earned praise for its minimalist instrumentals, which include acoustic
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Cyndi Lauper – Time After Time
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Written by Lauper, with assistance from Rob Hyman, “Time After Time” is one of the all-time great love ballads. It was Lauper’s first #1 hit and arguably her signature song.
After
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The Beatles – Don't Bother Me
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This was the first song George Harrison wrote on his own. It wasn’t particularly highly regarded by any of The Beatles, but they kept it.
A lot of the girls were mad on him, so we
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The Beatles – I Want to Hold Your Hand
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This is the song that topped the U.S. charts and made The Beatles, in their own words, “toppermost of the poppermost” (sourced here. This is where Beatlemania took off on a global
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The Beatles – Revolution
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The B-side of The Beatles' best selling single “Hey Jude”, “Revolution” has John Lennon expressing doubt in regard to some of the tactics used by the 1968 protests. While the song
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Fool's Garden – Lemon Tree
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“Lemon Tree” is a single by German Band Fool’s Garden released in April 1995 in the USA, and October 1995 in the UK, taken from Fool’s Garden’s second album, Dish of the Day.
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Cher – If I Could Turn Back Time
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“If I Could Turn Back Time” was included on Cher’s nineteenth studio album, Heart of Stone. The song was released on June 1, 1989 as the second North American and first European
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Jim Croce – Time in a Bottle
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Jim Croce’s second and last No. 1 hit, issued as a single after he died in a plane crash in 1973. The lyrics with their message of time lost were too eerie for the record label to
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The Beatles – When I'm Sixty-Four
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A song written by McCartney at the tender age of fourteen, it didn’t see the light of day until Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band was released.
Still, in the early days of the
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Meek Mill (Ft. Jeremih & PnB Rock) – Dangerous
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“Dangerous” is the penultimate track off Meek Mill’s fourth studio album, under the title Championships, released on the 30th of November, 2018.
Earlier that year, on the 6th of
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The Beatles – Birthday
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Written by Lennon and McCartney in the studio, largely on the spot off the top of their heads. Paul was the main songwriter, coming up with the riff and most of the lyrics
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The Beatles – Tomorrow Never Knows
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The final track of the classic album Revolver by The Beatles is sung by John Lennon and primarily written by him, although it’s credited as Lennon-McCartney, like all other songs
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The Beatles – I Am the Walrus
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“I Am the Walrus” was made up of three distinctly different songs–the first is the beginning of the song, which John was given the idea of by hearing a distant police siren. The
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The Beatles – Hey Jude
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Originally titled “Hey Jules,” named after John Lennon’s son Julian, this song was written by Paul McCartney to comfort him during John and Cynthia’s divorce. John Lennon stated
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George Martin – Sea of Time
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[Instrumental]
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