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The song ''All of Me'' written by John Legend in 2013. This song is about a man who finds a woman that is perfect for him. Even though he knows that she has these imperfections, to him she is perfect and flawless in every single way. The themes expressed in the song is the true love, happiness, and discovery.

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John Legend - All of Me (Official Video)

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The song'' let me love you'' was written by Mario in 2002. This was a song about a guy who believes the girl he likes is with the wrong man. He believes the girl he wants deserve better. He basically saying in the song that if she was with him, he would treat her the better. The lyrics in the express what the song is about. For example '' Baby I just don't get it/ Do you enjoy being hurt?/If I was ya man (baby you)/ Never worry bout (what I do)/ I'd be coming home (back to you)Baby you're a star (I just want to show you, you are)/You should let me love you/ Let me be the one to give you everything you want and need/ Baby good love and protection/ Make me your selection/Show you the way love's supposed to be/ Baby you should let me love you, love you, love you.'' The theme expressed in this song is love and appreciation.

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Mario - Let Me Love You (Official Video)

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The song'' End of the Road'' written by Boyz 11 to Men in 1991). This song was a breakup. I believe the story is about a man who really loves a woman and they've been lovers for a long time. Sadly the girl breaks up with him. The man wants to let the girl know that he will always love her, even though they are no longer together. He doesn't really want to let her go. In the song, he repeats the lines '' Although we've come/ To the end of the road/Still I can't let go/ It's unnatural/You belong to me/I belong to you.'' These lyrics basically sum up what the song is about in my opinion. The themes expressed in the song is heartbreak, love, and loneliness.

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Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody(1987) 

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Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody(1987) 

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The song '' I wanna dance with somebody'' was written by whiney Houston in 1967. This song was about a woman who wants to find somebody to dance with and fall in love with that person. The theme expressed in the song is love and happiness. Whiney wants to be with a person who loves and appreciates her. She wants the person she dances with to be her lover. The song '' I wanna dance with somebody is a feel-good song. When you hear the song it makes you just want to dance to it. You could especially listen to this song when you are in a bad mood because when you listen to hit it will brighten up your day because the song has a nice beat and is catchy.

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Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Official 4K Video)

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The song '' Somebody to love'' was written by Queen in 1976. In my opinion, I believe the song was about a man who was lonely and just wanted somebody to care, cherish and love him for who he was. In the song he repeats the lyrics '' Somebody finds me, somebody, to love/ Can anybody find me somebody to love?/ Find me, somebody, to love.'' The song is basically about a man wanting to find love. Everyone wants someone to love. Love is really just a human basic need. People just want someone to truly love and be loved in exchange.

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Queen - Somebody To Love (Official Video)

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The song '' Respect'' written by Aretha Franklin was about black women demanding respect, even if it was ("just a little bit"). It is seen as a feminist song. This song is written in the perspective of a woman who is strong, bold, and confident in what she wants. She is just '' askin' Is for a little respect when you come home (just a little bit)'' form her partner.''  The theme of the song would be strength. courage, respect, and love.

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Aretha Franklin - Respect [1967] (Aretha's Original Version)

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Paul Anka - Put Your Head On My Shoulder (1959)

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Paul Anka - Put Your Head On My Shoulder (1959)

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 Five Minutes More - Frank Sinatra (1946)

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 Five Minutes More - Frank Sinatra (1946)

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1946 HITS ARCHIVE: Five Minutes More - Frank Sinatra (his original #1 version)

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Five Minutes More (Cahn-Styne) by Frank Sinatra, orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl (CD audio source) Frankie's most successful recording of 1946 spent five months on the weekly Billboard charts, reaching #1 on the sales, juke box and radio airplay rankings. Though it seems hard to believe, he did not again crash the top-5 best-sellers list until 1954's "Young-At-Heart."

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Everybody Loves My Baby- Spencer Williams, Jack Palmer -  (1924 ) 

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Everybody Loves My Baby- Spencer Williams, Jack Palmer -  (1924 ) 

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Everybody Loves My Baby 1924 Spencer Williams, Jack Palmer

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Track 5 on Jazz Pour Les Bebes: Everybody Loves My Baby 1924 Spencer Williams, Jack Palmer Sarah Gardner: Vocals Abbie Gardner: Background Vocals Ted Casher: Sax, Clarinet Craig Akin: Standup Bass, Slapfiddle, Electric Bass Bill Winiker: Drums Bo Winiker: Trumpet Herb "Pops" Gardner: Trombone, Piano, Cowbell, Arrangements Joe Hart: Guitar Co-produced by Sarah Gardner and Abbie Gardner.

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Irving Aaronson - Lets Misbehave - 1928 Cole Porter Collection Version

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Let Me Call You Sweetheart- The Peerless Quartet (1911)

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Let Me Call You Sweetheart- The Peerless Quartet (1911)

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Henry Burr and the Peerless Quartet - Let Me Call You Sweetheart (1911)

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Charted at #1 in November 1911. Written by Leo Friedman and Beth Slater Whitson. This song quickly became a standard and has been recorded by hundreds of artists.

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The Yankee Doodle Boy - Billy Murray (1905)

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The Yankee Doodle Boy - Billy Murray (1905)

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The Yankee Doodle Boy - Billy Murray (1905)

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"The Yankee Doodle Boy", also well known as "(I'm a) Yankee Doodle Dandy" is a patriotic song from the Broadway musical "Little Johnny Jones" written by George M. Cohan (1878-1942) in 1904. An early hit recording of the song was sung by Cohan's contemporary and fellow Irish-American Billy Murray in 1905.