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Related: Culture Forums, Support Forums"Those Were The Days, My Friend" Happy 70th Birthday to Mary Hopkins!!
This song just strikes me as so appropriate, right now. And, it's one of my all time favorites.
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"Those Were The Days, My Friend" Happy 70th Birthday to Mary Hopkins!! (Original Post)
Siwsan
May 2020
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i love this song... i remember being 17 1/2 and in my bfs (soon shotgun and then ex- hubby)
samnsara
May 2020
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bluestarone
(16,894 posts)1. AWESOME!
samnsara
(17,615 posts)2. i love this song... i remember being 17 1/2 and in my bfs (soon shotgun and then ex- hubby)
..garage helping him 'fix' his '48 Ford..and our friend Jim comes over and we are all talking and drinking beer and just being 17 and hearing this song on some scratchy radio. I immediately related to it and maybe thats why this memory has stayed..
Thank you....those were the days!
Atticus
(15,124 posts)3. Ah! The music of my people! nt
rurallib
(62,401 posts)4. Somebody posted this Mary Hopkin tune and I can't get it out of my head
so I will share:
Mister Ed
(5,927 posts)5. And only 18 when Paul McCartney called her up and asked her to record for the new Apple label.
I remember reading a magazine story about it when I was a lad. I recall that she was flustered, and scarcely knew what to say. "Go ahead, ask yer mum", he encouraged her gently in his Liverpudlian accent...
PoindexterOglethorpe
(25,839 posts)7. I often, in various contexts, think the phrase
"Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end."