I just came across this link on Kassus’ blog that gives you the #1 single in the UK charts on the day of your birth, making it a song your parents could have probably been listening to.
For my day of birth, the #1 single in the UK was: “Tragedy” by The Bee Gees.
Hmmm, honestly, I’d really like to think that my parents weren’t listening to a song called “Tragedy” on the day of my birth, a bit depressing for me, if you know what I mean.
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Lol !!! what about “Rivers of Babylon” – Boney M ? If my parents did listen to that, I hardly can see what effect it had on me, a side effect probably :-)))
at least at your birth day there are a small light between this announced Tragedy: you come to life :-p
“ABBA – Take a chance on me” was number one on my birthday in the UK!
Subzero, even if the song’s title don’t suit, Bee Gees is a famous band and their song are pretty good!
Kassus, I hope so too, lol…
Snawsi, hmmm, well maybe it’s your destiny to go by the rivers of babylon and meet somebody and fulfill your life’s quest 😛
Swifty, thanks for trying to make me look at the glass as half full instead of half empty 🙂
Soly, yeah, I know, I even like the song “Tragedy”, but the title just doesn’t fit with my birthday, lol…
Stevie Wonder – I Just Called To Say I Love You.
Je trouve ca mimiii! 🙂
Spice Girls – Goodbye.
:p
ya tarek t’est pas aussi jeune que
abba fernando!
Abba – The Name Of The Game
“Searchers – Don’t Throw Your Love Away.”
Que je ne connais pas du tout. Quelqu’un l’a t-il en MP3 ?
As Yoda said in “StarWars”: “Mere children you are.” 🙂
“Mam’selle,” Frank Sinatra
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