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Thought it would be fun to find photos or illustrations that depict songs. Either depicting the title or what the song is about or means to you. Fun or Serious.
I used Pixabay. The photos I use are free for use and require no attribution. Please respect terms for images that you choose.
"I Am The Walrus" - The Beatles
Daydream Believer — The Monkees
Do You Want To Know A Secret - Beatles
Rainy Night In Georgia Brook Benton
Wish you were here, Pink Floyd 😢
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Feeling Groovy - Simon and Garfunkel
Same Old Lang Syne, Dan Fogelberg
Auld Lang Syne Scottish Traditional
Hide and Seek - Howard Jones
Driving home for Christmas, Chris Rea 🎄😢
Wildfire Michael Martin Murphy
… a haunting but long forgotten song about a woman that chases after her beloved pony in a blizzard
Help - The Beatles
The Warrior, Scandal
Coventry Carol Traditional 16th Century English
With A Little Help From My Friends The Beatles, Joe Cocker
…….good friends are priceless!
(And let’s give a cheer for older women being portrayed in a positive manner!)
Everybody Needs a Friend - Wishbone Ash
Approaching lavender, Gordon Lightfoot
Candy cane lane, Sia
Do You Hear What I Hear Harry Simeone Chorale and many many more!
I have enjoyed hearing this song being performed at many Elementary School holiday concerts. While an image of a little lamb always comes to mind, I also sometimes recall that this was written during the Cuban Missile Crisis. While at that time I was too young to understand why the grown-ups were watching the TV News more often and sometimes whispering to each other, I now find some comfort in the realization that this song was written as a plea for peace.
I’ll Be Home For Christmas Bing Crosby
This song was originally released during World War II, and is sung from the point of view of a soldier stationed overseas.
It is this photo of Vietnam 1960, that comes closest to the image that I see in my mind’s eye whenever I hear, “if only in my dreams”.
Thank you Veterans for your service.
O Christmas tree, Kenny G&many others
A Holly Jolly Christmas Burl Ives
Whenever I hear this song, I usually imagine this guy doing that odd little footless side-to-side shuffle through the snow!
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