Imagine is a well-known song written and performed by the great artist John Lennon. It was released in 1971, and since then has always been a symbol of peace and philanthropy for everyone who seeks a better world. In 1999, it received the Grammy Hall of Fame Award.
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Subtitled Music Video (How Deep Is Your Love - Bee Gees)
This catchy song received the 1977 Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance By A Group. It was also used in the film Saturday Night Fever (1977), which intensified its popularity around the world. Thanks to the sweet melody as well as the heartfelt lyrics, lovers may choose this song as one their favorites of all time.
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This song was released as a single in early 1983. It drew much attention at that time and became very popular, especially thanks to its music video involving Surrealist elements. Annie Lennox, the red head singer, said that this song is about the search for fulfillment, and the "Sweet Dreams" are the desires that motivate us.
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Subtitled Music Video (Love Is A Silent Thief - Katie Melua)
This brilliant song was released in the album Kateva (2015). The lyrics for this song is written by Katie Melua and Toby Jepson. The magnificent movie, The Color of Pomegranate (1969), by the revered Armenian director, Sergei Parajanov, acted as an inspiration for Katie Melua to make this song. In fact, the song’s music video is wholly based on the scenes from the aforementioned film.
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