Ancestry Top Twenty

[Indaloman]

Ain't It Grand To be Blooming Well Dead Leslie Seroni

I'm My Own Grandpa - So old I can't remember who sang it

[cuthie]

If I had a Talking Picture of You....Bing Crosby

Cuthie

[StephEv]

Here's one of course,- We'll meet Again,-Vera Lynn. How could one forget that!

[skippy]

Wherever I lay my Hat..........................Marvin Gaye
Build me up Buttercup...........................Foundations
Dig Boy Dig............................................Freddie Hart 
Don't stop me now.................. .............Queen
Stay with me.......................... ...............Lorraine Ellison
Ain't got no I got life.............. ...............Nina Simone
The living years..................... ................Mike and the Mechanics
Since you been gone............ .................Rainbow
Don't you forget about me... .................Simple minds
Missing you.............................................John Waite
I found someone....................................Cher
I remember you......................................Frank Ifield

and the last one which I'm sure we have all experienced:-
Dead end street.....................................The Kinks


Skippy

[waiteohman]

Dedicated to all our ancestors - The new rendition Working Five To Nine of Dolly Parton's Working Nine to Five lyrics to incorporate a corus of 7 Days A Week a wee break for those of our poor working folk as today we work to the tune of Eight Days A Week by the Beetles.

One would wonder how the song In the Ghetto.  was ever sung by Elvis let alone anyone else. No time - Burton Cummings / Guess who

Linda

[StephEv]

Hi All, Running in the family, Level 42

[StephEv]

Hi All, Any chance of any Ancestry companies out there making some kind of a compilation album of these entries, I'm sure it would be a great seller. Thanks to All who contributed to this posting. With Christmas around the corner, wish you all what you wish yourselves during these troubled times. Cheers

[Stephee]

Merry Christmas to All, hoping that some of the tunes included in these postings will bring Ancestral cheer and Good Will. Cheers Stephen Evans

[tropicalj]

I  didn't re-read the thread  but  wondered if "LOLA" by  the Kinks got a mention

boys will be girls and girls will be boys

a line from lola  that could apply to some Census translations

merry christmas Jenn