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Avid fan din ako ng awitin na ito, alamin natin kung ano ang history meron dito.....the writers: composed by Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson....pero ang original pala nito ay sa Swedish lyrics: written by ABBA’s manager Stig Anderson.....pagkatapos ay isinalin sa English lyrics: later rewritten by Björn Ulvaeus......ang original version nito ay ni-release (Swedish): first recorded and sung in Swedish by Anni-Frid Lyngstad on her album Frida ensam (1975)... sa original version na ito, ang liriko nito ay tungkol sa heartbreak ballad kung saan ang narrator ay kino-comfort nito ang kanyang friend na nagngangalang Fernando who lost the love of his life.....and here's the famous English release....after the Swedish version became a massive hit, ABBA re-recorded it with different English lyrics about veteran freedom fighters reminiscing about the Mexican Revolution.....this is the iconic version sung by Anni-Frid and Agnetha Fältskog that became one of the best-selling singles of all time, so eto na po

I Need to Be in Love" was written by Richard Carpenter, John Bettis, and Albert Hammond, originally sung by The Carpenters, was released in 1976, was reportedly Karen Carpenter's favorite song among all those she and Richard recorded., also came to be one of my favorites so, let's go and have a jamming with these old hit song

This song "Yesterday once more" was composed by Richard Carpenter and John Bettis and originally sung by The Carpenters whose Karen my favorite singer took the lead and was released in 1973, napag alaman din na ito ang pinakapaborito ni Richard sa lahat nang isinulat niya na kanta

The original and most famous version of "I won't last a day without you" was recorded by The Carpenters....Karen Carpenter as the lead singer(with Richard Carpenter on backing vocals)....first released on their 1972 album A Song for You and later released as a single in 1974....was written by Paul Williams (lyrics) and Roger Nichols (music).....while The Carpenters made it a hit, songwriter Paul Williams recorded his own version for his 1972 album Life Goes On.....other notable early covers include Maureen McGovern and Diana Ross which I love to hear them all sing, lahat paborito ko

Old, old hits to remember.....My Elusive Dreams" was written by country songwriters Billy Sherrill and Curly Putman, hile the most famous version is the 1967 #1 country hit duet by David Houston and Tammy Wynette, the song was originally recorded and released by Curly Putman himself in June 1967.....sabayan nyo ako sa awitin na ito