#443011 - Thu Oct 30 200807:53 AMRe: The Day you were born
SOTHC
Registered: Tue Jun 10 2003
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Loc: Aylesford Kent England UK
Mine was "Goodnight Irene" by Gordon Jenkins & the Weavers and my wife's was "Prisoner of Love" by Perry Como
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#443017 - Sun Nov 09 200807:33 PMRe: The Day you were born
martin_cube
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Loc: Bristol England UK
According to that site it was "Hard-Headed Woman" by Elvis Presley. But that was in the USA. In the UK (where I was at the time ), it was "All I Have To Do Is Dream/Claudette" by The Everly Brothers. All great songs.
#443023 - Tue Nov 11 200802:28 PMRe: The Day you were born
PurpleFan
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Madmags I am sorry to tell you but I am two days older than you.I share a Birthday with Copago as we were both born on the 22nd of March. I am not telling you the yr.
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#443025 - Tue Nov 11 200805:18 PMRe: The Day you were born
TabbyTom Moderator
Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001
Posts: 8479
Loc: Hastings Sussex England UK
"My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time" by Les Brown. I can't say I've heard of it, but I'm reassured: it could so easily have been some frightful guff by Vera Lynn.