ABBA - Our Last Summer

ABBA - Eagle

Abba - I Have A Dream

Neil Young - Heart of Gold

Another old memory of mine....by Neil Young. Sourced from The Jar Dude

ABBA "Super Trouper"

Bouncing to the tune of the Abba's. Sourced from dholm13.

Neil Young - Four Strong Winds

A memory in my broadcasting days.... in DYRF Cebu...1978-81.

Sourced from Junie Velasco Channel.

[HD] ♥♫ Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? ♥♥♫ - Jill Fielding Band

Lovely song from 65 Seasons.

[HD] ♥♫ (re-recorded 1996) Killing Me Softly with His Song - Lori Lieberman

My first to listen to Lori Lieberman. Sourced from one of my favourite You Tube Channel 65 Seasons.

May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You by Joni James

I Believe in Happy Ending by Neil Diamond

Sent by erlindagrace

Young at Heart by Frank Sinatra and 65 Seasons

My Life (Japanese Song) by 65 Seasons

Ben by Michael Johnson

Wish You'd Change Your Mind by Cliff Richard

Love on (Shine On) by Cliff Richard

The End of the World by The Lettermen

Try To Remember the Night by Ed Ames

My Love For You by Johnny Mathis

If We Only Have Love

Secret Love by Doris Day

Shining by Becca Godinez

The Voice of Love by Johnny Nash

I Can't Say Goodbye To You by Helen Reddy

Anne Murray-You Needed Me

One Day

This One's For You by Kuh Ledesma

Blue Star by Linda Scott

(1969)

The Greatest Gift by Henry Mancini

This Day by Cliff Richard

(1968)

Mother of Mine by Florence Aguilar

Mother of mine
You gave to me all of my life
To do as I please
I owe everything I have to you
Mother, sweet mother of mine
Mother of mine
When I was young
You showed me
The right way things
Should be done
Without your love,
Where would I be?
Mother, sweet mother of mine

Mother, you gave me
Happiness much more
Than words can say
I pray the Lord that
He may bless you
Every night and every day

Mother of mine
Now I am grown
And I can walk straight
All on my own
I'd like to give you
What you gave to me
Mother, sweet mother of mine
Mother, sweet mother of mine.

Remember Me

(Will You Remember Me)

Just Don't Want to be Lonely by Ronnie Dyson

(1974)

Till Death Do Us Part by Bob Braun

NY Country Cure new from Debby Turner

Thanks Debbie. I'm highly honoured.

Watch out for Debbie as my next featured talent in my Tableau Vivant blog.

Amarillo by Tony Christie

Careless Whisper

Sound of Music

Harmony - Ray Coniff and the Singers

Here Today and Gone Tomorrow - Ray Coniff

Don't Forget to Remember Me by Bee Gees

Rain by Boy Mondragon

Looking Through the Eyes of Love by Melissa Manchester

Saving All My Love For You by Whitney Houston

Let Me Be (Your Teddy Bear) by Elvis Presley

My Little Corner of the World by Connie Smith

I was 16 years old in this picture.

The Way We Were by Doris Day

Secret Love by Doris Day

I Will Always Love You by Kenny Rogers

Lady by Kenny Rogers

Out of My Head by Sergio Mendes

Friends For Life

Faithful Love

Sonata of Love

In My Little Room

Sway

It's My Happy Heart

Where Are You Now by Nazareth

Sent by Pula6869

Let It Be Me

Before The Next Teardrops Fall

Sent in by Pula6869

I Still Call Australia Home

I Am Australian

Thank You for the Music by Abba

The Winner Takes it All by Abba

Hey by Julio Iglesias

Sent in by classicmanilasoundsz

Lemon Tree with Animation

Happy Birthday Kellee!!!

Happy Birthday Kellee! May you have the happiest birthday ever!!! Love from down under sent your way...Leah











Hope you will enjoy these birthday songs prepared just for you.
May all your dreams and wishes come true!

The Sweetest Gift

Sent in by Pula6869

When You Put Your Heart in It by Kenny Rogers

Candida by Tony Orlando

It Takes Too Long To Learn To Live Alone

by Eydie Gorme

July 4th 2009

Sent in by crazyforpatsycline

When You Say Nothing at All by Ronan Keating

Sent in by Pula6869

If Tomorrow Never Comes by Ronan Keating

Sent in by Pula6869

Can't Help Falling In Love

Sent in by Pula6869



Wise men say only fools rush in
But I can't help falling in love with you
Shall I stay
Would it be a sin
If I can't help falling in love with you
Like a river flows surely to the sea
Darling so it goes
Some things are meant to be
Take my hand, take my whole life too
For I can't help falling in love with you
Like a river flows surely to the sea
Darling so it goes
Some things are meant to be
Take my hand, take my whole life too
For I can't help falling in love with you
For I can't help falling in love with you

Did I Fill The World With Love

Sent in by 65 Reasons

You Are My Sunshine by Elizabeth Mitchell

What About Now by Debbie Turner

Someone Who Believes in You by Air Supply

A Time For Us by Andy Williams

Charade

Andy Williams

Rhythm of the Rain by Dan Fogelberg

More Than I Can Say by Bobby Vee

Massachusetts by Bee Gees

Just as When I Needed You Most

Dolly Parton



Randy VanWarmer

Strawberry Fields by The Beatles

Dear Heart by Henry Mancini

Sometime by Jo Stafford

No Other Love by Jo Stafford

Try To Remember The Night by Brothers Four

I Will Always Love You by Kenny Rogers

Source: Elnn25

Through The Years by Kenny Rogers

Thanks Rosidah for reminding me this beautiful song of Kenny Rogers

From another Source: Jersey Survivor

After The Storm by Debby Turner

With great thanks Debby.



After the Storm

Your heart can't be broken,
It only feels that way,
You're afraid and lonely,
Don't worry I will stay.

You say it feels awful
to watch your world collapse.
You need to see tomorrow.
Believe this storm will pass.

This wind in your eyes
will end tonite

With mystical mornings,
Crystal clear mornings After the Storm.

The darkest clouds are breaking,
make way for other times.
No heart aching,
watch summer storms subside.
Lift your hands to the heavens
and rest assured.
Tears of the spirit and
the patient prayer is heard.


This wind in your eyes
will end tonite

With mystical mornings,
Crystal clear mornings After the Storm.

Even when things go wrong,
Life is good and worth living.

Live on and on
You daughters and sons.
It's such a good ride just stayin' alive!

from Debby "Getting it Right" CD

Note: In memory of my friend Brother Jess (Apmech) who passed away last March 6, 2009.

Tie a Yellow Ribbon by Tony Orlando and Dawn

I saw Tony Orlando and Dawn in person during the ISP Gala Night, August 20, 2005 held in Hilton Hotel, Washington DC. They sang this song and we sang along with them. It was so exhilarating experience to see them performed live on stage and Tony coming down from the stage to join us on the floor. What a show of a lifetime!

Let The Sunshine by Heintje

"My idea is that there is music in the air, music all around us;
the world is full of it, and you simply take as much as you require." ~Edward Elgar

Lonely Boy

"Music was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between
the notes and curl my back to loneliness." ~Maya Angelou,
Gather Together in My Name

A Lover's Concerto

"Musical compositions, it should be remembered, do not inhabit certain countries, certain museums, like paintings and statues. The Mozart Quintet is not shut up in Salzburg: I have it in my pocket."~Henri Rabaud

Go Chase a Moonbeam

Nothing`s Gonna Change My Love For You

It Hurts to Say Goodbye

Don't Forget I Still Love You

DON`T FORGET I STILL LOVE YOU
Bobbi Martin

Don`t forget I still love you
Everyday we`re apart
Someone else will be kissing you
But you`ll still be in my heart

Don`t forget I still love you
When her arms hold you tight
Just remember that I still care
Though I'm not with you tonight.

When I told you I loved you
I promised I`d be true
And I`ll keep that promise
My whole life through

I could never forget you
And how our love used to be
Goodbye my darling and don`t forget
That you can always come back to me.

-

When I told you I loved you
I promised I`d be true
And I`ll keep that promise
My whole life through

I could never forget you
And how our love used to be
Goodbye my darling and don`t forget
You can always come back to me.


My Story Behind the Song

This is my secret story that links to this song. I don't mind. It is just something to remember by.

When I was 17 years old, I had a crush on one of my father's subjects. I described him as dark and handsome for he was not really that tall.

His name was Leonardo. I am his female version in real life.

Leo must probably about three to five years older than me. I wasn't sure if he felt my infatuation, but we became good and close friends when at 18 I was forced to quit school due to financial difficulty and became a stay home aide for the family. (At that time, I did not know that I was one of a Scholarship Recipients from a state university but my high school principal did not endorsed the papers to me. No need to hate her, she's gone now).

Being the eldest and obedient daughter I was, I did my duty to my family:housekeeping, cooking, doing laundry to ironing, helping my mother in the garden, pasturing goats, raising hogs for supplementary income, running errands and more. See, I was a very good girl.

When Leo finished his duty (he was doing On the Job Training in the military under my father's command -NCO), I really couldn't figure out why he always came around to our house to hang out.

He was a very confident man, friendly, humorous and he had winning ways but polite and respectful.

Oftentimes, he caught me in the kitchen cooking. And he would come in and helped me prepare the vegetables. But when mealtime came, he would go away and not one bit would stay to eat with us. Never, ever! Sometimes, I felt disappointed, at the same time pleased.

Then from helping me in the kitchen, he adventurously embarked to helping me with my washing chores. In those days, we didn't have our own home water supply. So we had to go to a certain place where we did our laundry using a facility exclusive to military personnel and families.

I didn't know how it all started. But Leo would come around to bring me a little bag of candy. Much much later, he would sit down to keep me company and talked to me and eventually would help with the washing. Beat that?

It went on for a while. One Christmas day, I was very sad because the company had to send him on patrol. I silently missed him. When I was in the city, I bought him a present: handkerchief. That's all I could afford to give him. Three Red handkerchiefs.

I was stranded in the city, naturally, I also missed Christmas with my family. When I finally came home, my younger siblings ran to me and screamed loud to tell me "You got a present from Django". Yes, he was awarded that name because of his family name only with a different spelling.

I could not claim he was my boyfriend because he did not say anything to me. Though I could tell he was truly caring for me. It was put to a halt when his traineeship was over and I went to the university.

Years went on and we moved to another city, and he happened to have a relative living nearby; he did come to pay my parents a visit. He asked for me but I only learned it too late. None of my family told me or wrote to me to tell of his visit.

This song was on that year 1968 ... and this makes a very SPECIAL part of my memory.

Last but not the least, I am grateful to 65Reasons for providing me the lyrics and sending me the YOU TUBE link via isacanota (meaning One Note). My heartfelt appreciation to you both.

For Mama

Sarah Vaughn

Before You Go

When I was 13 years old, Freshman High School at LNPHS, Baroy, Lanao del Norte

When Somebody Cares for You

You Belong to my Heart

The Bells of St Mary's

An Affair to Remember

You'll Never Walk Alone

Portrait of My Love

My Elementary Days Memory

Till Then

1960's Memory

Kiss Me Quick

My High School Memory in Lanao del Norte Provincial High School, Baroy,
Lanao del Norte, 1963

A Place in the Sun

Morningtown Ride

I'll Never Find Another You

Waltzing Matilda

Mississippi Gold

Sent by Debby Turner

Strangers in the Night

I Want to cry today

Susan Boyle

Britain Got Talent Newest Sensation: Susan

Remembering Father Malachi Toner of Ireland

I purposely chose this very old version in memory of Father Malachi Toner, our School Director at St. Mary's High School in Marawi City, Lanao del Sur. This is Father Toner's favourite song we sang for him and he sang along with us. The best School Director we ever had have.

My Elementary Memory

I was Grade VI and this was my classmate's favourite song she sang on our Graduation Night in Karomatan Central Elementary School, Karomatan, Lanao del Norte.

Don't Tell My Heart to Stop Loving You

My best memory in Mindanao State University

Long Ago and Far Away

Just for sentimental reason.

The Sound of Music - Instrumental

It took me over 20 years before I finally watched the film in Manila before coming to Australia. When I bought a video, my girls literally watched this over and over and over a million times. My eldest was about 4 years old and my youngest was 3 years old. It is still our favourite.

Somewhere

1967 - St Mary's High School Memory in Marawi City. My cousin Fe Bamba always sang this song.

Always Chasing Rainbow

MSU Memory (1969)

An Old Fashion Gilr by Debby Turner

Personally sent by Debby Turner. I heard this sometime in early 1980.

Girls and Boys, Hi YouTuber friends!

Are you an old fashion girl or boy?

Enjoy,

Debby
AN OLD FASHION GIRL
(A note to the youtube admin.) I have permission to use this song.

An Old Fashion Girl in a new fashion world. You know the story. Home town girl makes good in an up town world. Never mind old fashion/new fashion in the video you'll see the power...Debbyturner

We are the World

This world is for everyone where we all belong regardless of the colour of our skin, the language we speak, the faith we behold; where blessings are to be enjoyed whether we are rich or poor. We are the World is a song for Peace, brotherhood and love. A song of compassion for one another.

To you, whoever you are, wherever you live, this I wholeheartedly dedicate.

Hi - Lili - Hi - Lo

I was listening music in my bedroom early in the night after dinner and the local DJ played this song. So I thought, hmmmm ...that's another of my late mother's lullaby to us. Wonderful memory!

Two Less Lonely People

The Air Supply - memory from Manila. A dedication to Richie of Melbourne.

One of those solemn days

Another MSU Pondering....

Islands in the Stream

The first time we had computer at home, my children introduced me to Yahoo Messenger. I joined a group of over 50's that played music. It was there that I first heard this song. Though I love music, am not much into knowing everything about song titles. I particularly loved this song, so I asked its title. This is one among my favourites now.

September Morn

One More Chance

Man Without Love

Someday You'll Want Me To Want You

You Belong To My Heart

Faithful Love

Note:

I don't know what year this was on, but the only thing I can remember is ..this music was always played on weekend Bayle sa Barrio in Karomatan. Am not even sure anymore.

You Mean Everything to Me

Story so far:

I was in Grade 4 when this very popular song of Neil Sedaka dominated the local airwaves.

Then, I studied in Karomatan Central Elementary School, Karomatan, Lanao del Norte, bordered by sea to Zamboanga del Sur.

As we always held program prior to proper class study, it was my turned to sing in the class, and I sang this song.

Memory, beautiful memory!

I can still clearly remember all my classmates sitting on their chairs listening while I sang.

Our teacher was Mrs. Carolina Haloot. When she took her maternity leave, Miss Melchora Respuesto took over the class.

No Man is an Island

Note: Another MSU memory ...

Dear Heart

Note: This was sang by a very popular group in Mindanao State University in 1969.