All Together Now
Today's Songday uses a Beatles title and old song of mine from 5/1992, where I'm using the same chord changes, then using it for a Mother's Day greeting. The original song was about a first date between people with nothing in common. But the alternate story is that they eventually got married and had kids. They probably still have nothing in common.
Some of the original lyric:
A man in search of love
A woman in search of same
They meet at the corner cafe
To drink espresso and cafe latte
She's a cultured artist
He's in a labor trade
They sit at their table
And never have a word to say
Her life's a watercolor
In his football field of dreams
He talks of scores and players
She doesn't even know the teams
5/12/1967, Friday
Beatles at EMI: 7.00 pm-12.30 am. 'All Together Now', for the Yellow Submarine soundtrack.
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