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Lilymae
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I was in high school when the Beatles came to America. My very favorite song was "I want to hold your hand". which may be their first song, cant remember that far back. We absolutely loved those guys. I got this piano music from an older lady I had helped in her home. She had so much old time stuff it was amazing.
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I was also in high school when that song came out. I still remember that time well.
Love the memories.
yep. those were the days. people who didnt grow up then, the new gen, heard bad things about it. well, I'd go back to those great days in a minute. these days the kids have it rough with tech-harrassing, and high prices on everything, so sad