Every Place in Beatles Lyrics, Mapped | Vanity Fair

[@drumptruck6268]

Isn't it crazy how most of the Beatles' inspiration clusters within a six-mile radius of their little neighbourhood? When they were young, they found so much creativity with only the mundane things in their reach. Even at this point in their life, they had no idea how big the world was going to be for them, not yet!

[@jp3813]

When they started out, they mostly sang about girls. Perhaps they gradually became nostalgic once they began touring the world.

[@stxrpxlm]

Just comes to show you to how incredible they were at songwriting! You wouldn't ever of believed it, aha. I certainly didn't when I watched this awhile back lmao

[@ixlnxs]

I think they learned how to sing about Liverpool after seeing the world. As a poet once said, "What do they know of England/ Who only England know?"

[@ss-rc4tp]

The kinks were poets and the beatles song writers

[@wangdangdoodie]

@@ss-rc4tp The Kinks only had one song, they just kept re-writing it!

[@victorsvictor]

Should have ended with Across the Universe!

[@crafttyy]

Or Here, There, and Everywhere

[@ihvha29]

@@crafttyy that's nowhere near as good. I'd delete your comment if I were you.

[@AriTheMothQueen]

@@ihvha29 hey, quiet. Dont be so negative. Hes just suggesting something

[@bondedwithpotatoes0076]

@@ihvha29 nice you liked your own comment

[@ihvha29]

@@bondedwithpotatoes0076 I didn't. Now I did.

[@bully2iscoming897]

Places not mentioned - - Miami Beach "Back In The USSR" - Primrose Hill "The Fool On The Hill" - Norway "Norwegian Wood" - Sydney, Australia "Rain"

[@bully2iscoming897]

@Julian Hen I know still it's in the title however so it counts

[@mccartney7108]

where in rain does it mention australia?

[@elliot7753]

Bully 2 Is Coming how about THE SUN lol

[@GroggleWhat]

The backstreets of Naples?

[@mouldinggod]

@@scarab6773 ikr

[@KB-to3yl]

This is great! Interesting side-note: McCartney said in a recent interview that he came up with the name "Eleanor Rigby" for his song, and only later found out that it was on a headstone in Liverpool.

[@marcusgopel8769]

I guess that Paul tells this story because he doesn't want to pay royalties to the Rigby family which still lives in Liverpool until this day.

[@prettylittleliarsforever5902]

@@marcusgopel8769 "buried along with her name" ????

[@prettylittleliarsforever5902]

How coincidental

[@varm8878]

McCartney has a tendency to rewrite history for his own means.... those ‘in the know’ aren’t as easily convinced by these new altered memories!! 😊

[@SuperChuckleMonkey]

Varm88 you’re not convinced by the Paul is dead theory are you?

[@npmau5119]

they forgot the sun

[@Isleofskye]

lol

[@JustARegularPlayer]

And the universe

[@jacknotonyt]

yeah Sun King

[@AriTheMothQueen]

@@jacknotonyt and here comes the sun

[@jacknotonyt]

@@AriTheMothQueen No, George Harrison wrote Here Comes The Sun while he was in Eric Clapton's garden

[@paulafay8551]

1.42 in John's childhood front-garden at 'Mendips'. I planted those plants! I was the gardener there & I re-planted many of the plants to re-create it as it was in John & his Aunt Mimi's day.

[@meerikorhonen5832]

you are so lucky!!!

[@AveRay_]

.3. Cool how you just happened to come upon this video...

[@exosvocals2526]

woahhhh

[@daleterry9912]

What a Great memory for you!!!!

[@twantheunisz9281]

You missed Miami Beach in back in the USSR

[@christarrent3465]

Oh yeah

[@claudiagiovannelli3893]

Yeah...

[@christarrent3465]

idk Its just i havnt listened to the white album in a long time

[@blondie2998]

@@christarrent3465 you should go listen to the remixed version that came in out November!! they're incredible

[@zhaohuideng8836]

Yeah that is the first line of this song

[@marinus4482]

"Now go to Spain." Goes to Gibraltar.

[@redcap-t4t]

I was surprised nobody said anything about this mistake; a pretty big one at that, too. Glad I found someone else who noticed it and pointed it out.

[@ixlnxs]

At least they got the quote "Gibraltar near Spain" right.

[@DopravniPoradce]

Was going to. It was pretty obvious that Gibraltar is not Spain.

[@emas5511]

me: *k*

[@clairfayne]

Gibraltar is Spain

[@kaliyuga1476]

0:37 Anyone notices that the barber shop opens 8 days a week?

[@TanuSharma0705]

Oh my god

[@OGMagaro]

OMG IT DOES-

[@paulmccartneystoenail4897]

OH MY GOD I-

[@johnlennonsstalker2560]

OML-

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

wow thats clever, but how is there absolutely nothing on penny lane though? that is visible at least

[@personalcheeses8073]

Strange to think both Lennon & McCartney lost their mother’s when they were so young. The shared experience features in their songs and inadvertently added to their creativity.

[@christienelson1437]

Kristina Winter YES, Losing their mums, and where they hung out to fill that loss.

[@naomischeung]

This is actually such a good video!

[@AxxLAfriku]

My newest video or which?

[@HAZARDOUS88]

@@AxxLAfriku Neither, go away.

[@russellh6152]

Naomi Cheung yep!

[@rifiramaharani2069]

@@AxxLAfriku wtf go away

[@useyournogos6845]

AxxL no the one we are commenting on you thundering mortal fuckhead

[@gponter79]

40 seconds in and already that's the wrong barber shop by Penny Lane. Paul even went into the right one during his carpool kareoke show. Bioletti it was called (now Tony Slavin) on Church Rd.

[@neonatalpenguin]

Bishopsgate is wrong too. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kyte refers to a Victorian circus which took place in the Bishop's Gate area of Rochdale, which is 40 miles North East of Liverpool. The Bishopsgate in London is completely different. And then there's Eleanor Rigby, which was a name Paul made up by combining the actress Eleanor Bron and Rigby's Antiques in London.

[@davidR-no9rg]

Yes, you are right. I went to school very near the barber's.

[@andybanjo7530]

True. Paul realised years after writing the song that there was a grave with Eleanor Rigby written on.

[@papercup2517]

Except that I don't think Bioletti's was where Tony Slavin's is now. You can see it (Bioletti's) in old footage of Liverpool, it appears to be a tiny place, painted black, squeezed in next to a tobacconist's, on a slight slope near a corner, IIRC. Not sure if it was even in Penny Lane...

[@gponter79]

PaperCup Hey Paper cup, yes they’re both in the same location. Actually the road is called Smithdown Place and it’s at the big junction of Penny Lane. I’m fairly local so know the area well.

[@ZOB4]

"Bought some California grass" Vanity Fair's take "This is probably a reference to Marijuana" Thanks for the insight.

[@rich1051414]

It would explain the fog they were talking about.

[@dearprudence2001]

@@rich1051414 Back in 1967 it could have been smog - "There's a smog upon LA" :-)

[@rich1051414]

@@dearprudence2001 Yeah, I was kidding :P

[@gracekennedy2364]

Michael Goodall No George wrote it about a fog that happens while he was in LA meaning he had to wait for it to pass before he could go to his friends house

[@juliettetaylor1089]

The Beatles don’t have limits, they go “Across the Universe”💭

[@mmsiphonevinyls1027]

Juliette Taylor they go Here There and Everywhere

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@mmsiphonevinyls1027 And Tomorrow Never Knows where they will be.

[@ofb-jq5lc]

There are quit a few things that are inaccurate in this video, as pointed out by other commentators. At 12:21 it shows the current (as of 2018) offices of Apple Records. This in NOT the location of the famous Beatles Rooftop Performance. In 1969 Apple Records, then known as Apple Corp, was located at 3 Savile Row. That is where the rooftop performance took place. In 2018, if one does a Google Maps search for Apple Records, it shows that Apple Records is located at 27 Ovington Square, which is correct - for 2018, but it is not the 1969 location of Apple Corp/Records.

[@gbpessanha]

Yep, 3 Savile Row, today is an Abercombrie store.

[@HuntChicagoHomes]

3 savile row is now an abercrombie and kids. saw it on a london beatles tour

[@zacharywilson9596]

They also missed out Miami Beach, which is literally the subject of the first line of Back in the USSR.

[@zoranivanovic6033]

It's true. Wrong roof in London.

[@gponter79]

I love the idea of this video and felt bad picking out incorrect info. However the effort that’s gone into making this (it looks great!) surely some better research could’ve gone into the accuracy. Paul has also stated quite a few times that the Eleanor Rigby grave is a coincidence.

[@natanielcostard]

it really makes no sense for it to be a coincidence, it would be almost supernatural.

[@jetsamperes5762]

9:24 It was a combination and a brilliant play on words. 'That Georgia's always on my mind' line was a nod to Ray Charles' song "Georgia on My Mind" which was written about the US State of Georgia. The whole song Back in the U.S.S.R is an ode to Chuck Berry's Back in the U.S.A and The Beach Boys California Girls.

[@jamesmcbir4696]

Where's the trip to Norway, refering to Norweigan Wood..

[@SalvatoriusMyspace]

in fact he says norwegian not norway, if it was italian shoes should have shown italy?!

[@albarnstan5488]

@@SalvatoriusMyspace John wrote that song after an incident with some Norwegian furniture he bought

[@emmanuelcamilorojasrodrigu3405]

@@albarnstan5488 Oh, I didn't know that 😂😂😂

[@albarnstan5488]

@@emmanuelcamilorojasrodrigu3405 haha your fun fact of the day

[@emmanuelcamilorojasrodrigu3405]

@@albarnstan5488 Boy it is 😂

[@neonatalpenguin]

Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kyte refers to a Victorian circus which took place in the Bishop's Gate area of Rochdale, which is 40 miles North East of Liverpool. The Bishopsgate in London is completely different.

[@gavinreid8351]

Mister Kite was Pablo Fanque. Buried in leeds.

[@ZaneBurko]

I did the magical mystery tour this summer and it was great. I went to penny lane and strawberry fields and went to all the beatle members old houses.

[@cowgovroom9788]

that sounds awesome! that’s like my dream vacation

[@joshg2603]

As a scouser I pass these places without even batting an eye. Comments like this make me realise how iconic it is. Even a road like penny lane is one of the most famous streets in the world. And it’s no more than a lyric on a piece of paper. Shows the power of the Beatles too.

[@aster48]

I would have liked to see some of the location shots for the movie "Help", as well. Also, what about Harrison's and Starr's childhood homes? It's not like they never wrote songs or performed them!

[@icantbeassedtocreateanorig7698]

I don't know why, but something about this video makes me really sad. Like it makes me mourn something but I don't know what it is

[@hydesdad4536]

I really love how the barber shop says open 8 days a week.

[@muflon8342]

A Day in the Life isn't about a random death but about the death of Tara Browne, an heir of the Guiness company, son of the member of House of Lords who died in car crash. He was a friends of Paul's. He was with Paul when he had that motorcycle accident that scarred his lip.

[@aster48]

This video is very interesting and a great concept, but it needs a good editing!

[@profchokanlaumulin8257]

Strawberry Fields Forever is not a part of Sgt. Pepper's as shown in the video.

[@mrmustard4478]

No, but it was released as a single months before that album. It would've been on the album had they chose to include it, but they didn't.

[@Ryan23H]

@@mrmustard4478 its on the deluxe edition

[@naymello]

originally there was not such thing as deluxe version, that just came out last year when it completed 50 years old

[@sschmidtevalue]

It was recorded during the same sessions and included on the rerelease, so I think it's a valid association.

[@VietVuHunzter]

It and Penny Lane was meant to be part of the album. Forced to be released as a single due to the record?

[@NibberKSmooth]

Inaccuracies aside, wonderfully creative, engaging and absorbing video.

[@leastadler4743]

Thats soooo creative and interesting

[@YashKMusic]

this is one of my favorite youtube videos of all time. thank you 🙏

[@MrMariofan109]

Some of this things are wrong: Get Back was based off Linda McCartney's ex-husband who lived in Arizona all his life, and Blue Jay Way was written when Derek Taylor got lost in Los Angeles on his way to where George Harrison was staying it, due to heavy fog.

[@mariejpc]

The beatles are the best band in the music history

[@AlexeBriand2002]

Marie J P C Queen is a close second

[@protato5896]

Ken Lompart what’s the difference

[@user-ob5cw1pg9b]

Ken Lompart you can’t compare genres. that’s only your opinion

[@user-ob5cw1pg9b]

@@jakeembers your name is pretty good bro

[@AlexeBriand2002]

Kaptain Kid extremely close

[@drewtube73]

Strawberry Fields Forever is on the Magical Mystery Tour album and EP... not Sgt Pepper. And the grave did not inspire Eleanor Rigby, as Paul McCartney was unaware of it at the time he wrote the song. 'Savoy Truffle' is the name of a chocolate variety in Macintosh's 'Good News' ,also referenced in the song, rather than 'a direct reference' to the Hotel.

[@laundrysheets9156]

drewtube73 wasn’t savory truffle also mocking Eric claptons inability to eat sweets st the the time. It was recently talked about on George’s social media

[@prettylittleliarsforever5902]

Im sure he was aware. Of course he will say he wasnt.

[@angrykermit3192]

Thanks for pointing the wrong album thing. This is why I don't trust anything I read on the internet because every other thing is wrong.

[@robertraymond3681]

Strawberry fields was a single released as promotional material for Sgt. Pepper, that's why they attached it to that album.

[@maciejkowalski2759]

it was on Magical Mystery Tour LP (not EP) only because Capitol put it there against the band's will, it has that much to do with Magical Mystery Tour as "I've Just Seen a Face" with Rubber Soul. But it's always was closely associated with Sgt. Pepper, it's like an extension of this album.

[@cafsixtieslover]

Magical Mystery Tour was amazing. I did the National Trust one as well where you go into John's and Paul's houses and you are literally standing in history.

[@mart9468]

You forgot to mention Bungalow Bill in India

[@coluccijulia]

The Beatles have over 400 songs. It's 100% impossible to put them all into a video haha

[@andyjay729]

But they don't actually mention India in that song.

[@Cjnw]

#SubscribeToTSeries

[@iangardiner6995]

Julia Colucci imagine how epic that video would be.

[@asdatescosains700]

@@andyjay729 The song is about a Tiger Hunter, and Rishikesh is right next to a tiger reserve

[@swimminlane3566]

Ballad of John and Yoko definitely my favorite Beatle song.

[@COCK_SUCKEM]

Some the facts in the video are wrong like Eleanor Rigby Paul always liked the name Eleanor and wanted to do a song about the name but it needed a surname to make a nice rhythm and he passed a shop called rigbys

[@simonedevlin7710]

Thank you for the nostalgic visit to the famous haunts of the Beatles.

[@TheWildTwinsG]

Long live the Beatles! and wish you a very merry Christmas!!🥂🍾🎉🔔

[@crazy4beatles]

Places on this list I've yet to go: Blackburn; Kirkcaldy, Southampton, Isle of Wight, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Ukraine, Moscow, Georgia, Rishikesh, South Dakota, and Blue Jay Way (though I did see their stars on the Hall of Fame in LA.) My fav was Studio 2 at Abbey Road - and the crossing of course, the gardens of Strawberry Fields, Paul and John's homes and, not mentioned here, the hall at St Peter's Church where Paul and John met for the first time - and which turned out to be Paul's audition. Top on the list is getting on the roof of 3 Saville, at least the clothing store there now has kept a lot of the original bits and you can tour the inside.

[@batman1169]

Wow this was amazing to watch! It said running time was 12:43 but with all the pausing and reading pop ups it was 30 min ++ to watch. Anyone else agree?? Great Video! How did I get here after looking at Instant Pot recipes was an amazing suggestion! :)

[@kdags2001]

Well, I know what I'm doing next summer.

[@blasbg423]

Scarfeather it’s going to cost you like $20,000 on airline tickets 😂

[@hyang3044]

I'm going to liverpool this summer to do a Beatle tour

[@lukeortega705]

It’s been a year. Did ya do it?

[@gracekennedy2364]

Helen Y I’m going next week😁 I live near there so it’s not hard for me Also I’m gonna see my family too

[@CB-xr1eg]

March 26 2020. I guess you've rethought your plans by now.

[@sherylcrowe3255]

Very cool! Thank you so much for creating this tour... loved every step!!

[@davidgrant9187]

To say the link between place and song lyric is tenuous at best. Is an understatement

[@michel031257]

really nice iedea! thanks for posting!

[@mr.peanutbuttersfavepisode]

It's sweet that George and Eric were lifelong friends and writing songs for each other

[@ikhsansube82]

Mentioned New York, Apple Roof, Cavern Club and Abbey Road that weren't on any Beatles lyrics, but ignores Hamburg at all.

[@deboraalfa327]

By watching this great video,you feel like travelling with them back in time!!!Thank you for this trip!!!

[@bettechic5052]

Very cool! Good job on providing interesting info so creatively! 👍 kudos..

[@RogerDayMarketing]

Wow. What an incredible video. Thanks. Brilliantly researched and produced.

[@JohnMistyWoods]

Thank you for such a well-done job, creating this production, so much more than just a video of clips; a nostalgic trip down Memory Lane, as well as Penny Ln! Please please me, oh yeah! While my guitar gently weeps...

[@Rick_Petrone]

Amazing video. Congrats!

[@plairep.5136]

Please do more of this. Love the video, very creative ❤️

[@gregchristopfel8106]

Wow, this is a very cool video! I've been to some of those places in Liverpool and London, but need to go back!

[@williamjennings29]

Actually, in an interview, Paul revealed that he only found out there was a gravestone with the name Eleanor Rigby on after the song had gotten to number 1 on the charts. He said that it was influenced by the older women that he grew up around, and how he thought they were lonely.

[@grlewycky]

the bus tour is really good. i did my pilgrimage in 2003 in Liverpool and London

[@thekingofcool2105]

I read the news today, oh boy!

[@colton8331]

the king of cool About a lucky man who made the grade

[@rinnxgxn]

@@colton8331 and though the news was rather sad

[@sinisterfootwearii5918]

@@rinnxgxn well i just had to laugh

[@SeanBialo]

i saw the photograph

[@rinnxgxn]

@@SeanBialo he blew his mind out in a car

[@aestheticasmr3058]

i have been too the cavern 2 or 3 times and i’ve loved every time i’ve been there

[@jackwinton9617]

It was surely a Magical mystery tour!

[@PlanetoftheDeaf]

Ticket to Ride was partially a pun on Ryde on the Isle of Wight (as in ticket to Ryde on the ferry!)

[@haileyrae3426]

One of the coolest videos I’ve seen

[@TheCream14]

Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing!

[@danielduvernay3207]

1:15 the gravestone didn’t actually inspire him, Paul McCartney has said that he was working with an Eleanor on a film, and he saw a Rigby Shop and put the two together.

[@bhg123ful]

I visited these all these Liverpool Beatles sites when I went on the Magical Mystery tour bus ride when traveling in the UK in August 2017.

[@zapple3190]

Excellent, excellent video. If you let me, I'd add St Peter's Church where John met Paul.

[@paulinemorgan2939]

If you check at 1.19 St Peters Church (Woolton) is shown, but as the alledged grave site of Eleanor Rigby.

[@amoscutesy6430]

This is so cool, I live near the River Mersey and used to take my dog there all the time!

[@thecitizenjoan]

This should be its own app. Cool Concept.

[@crazy4beatles]

I proposed an mock app like that for a course I took. Creating Google maps is pretty intuitive and fun.

[@mikvanderzwan9642]

Beautiful montage, really enjoying it! Thanks

[@goodpeopleoftheworldunite]

"The Albert Hall wasn't happy..." Who knew it was sentient, and had bad taste in music.

[@juliarisi8385]

Boab Joab Met someone recently in US who thought Albert Hall was name of somebody and not famous concert hall!! Sheesh! And this is since 60’s

[@shaunrussell802]

It's not even true, it was an April fools article that the Albert Hall posted 5 years ago!

[@avivaben]

Amazing! Such a stunning video

[@ericlemon4476]

Really creative and interesting. You gotta love the Beatles.

[@marcoherrera7304]

This is a beautiful video, thank you so much!

[@Fancylooks]

Strawberry Fields forever!

[@tataniawood1539]

My auntie used to live in the house where Paul wrote many of his songs, in London :)

[@James-bv4nu]

You forgot to include 'Here, There, and Everywhere' !

[@Fortuntato96]

Ps. Indeed one of the best playlist on Vanity Fair Channel. One tip to improve: let someone read the information, there is so much to see while trying to read too!

[@RG-he5cw]

Now thats the kind of content i signed up for👏🏼

[@villevenetjoki7633]

I found The Beatles music 2-3 years ago - I mean I really started to listen their music & reading books - never been England. So nice comp of The Beatles songs with info.

[@petewingnut6827]

Donovan showed John a guitar picking technique which is not the same as helping him to write Julia

[@RafaelCataldo]

Thanks for that ! This is just marvelous

[@ClaudioHidalgo]

the front image used to reference the last 'rooftop' concert is wrong; otherwise excelent video!

[@iicareyes]

Amazing effort in this video. It may not be 100% accurate, but it was pleasant to watch and the editing is awesome!

[@boxingdispatch]

Who wrote the background piano score and what's the name of it?

[@pamplonaxavier3632]

That would be Dismantle, by Peter Sandberg

[@jazz2020]

The piano funeral music juxtaposed against the Beatles was really a drag to hear.

[@WaghRules]

The underscoring made me so sad

[@Quicorio]

And does anybody know the name of the piano song in 11:58 ? Big thanks in advance!

[@Quicorio]

Found it: Ennui by Cody High

[@adamswanson1391]

I've been to the Beatle's Ashram, it is really a magical place

[@WellMefisto]

The video is great, despite of the little mistakes pointed out... But it's soooo fast! I've became the "pause" button's instant best friend!

[@connormccartney2953]

The Eleanor Rigby thing was a total freak accident. Paul didn't find out there was actually a grave until the song was written, recorded, and released. He first got the Rigby name after he saw some sign that said Rigby, and he already had the tune for the song and a rough story for it, he just needed a name. So he took the last name Rigby and came up with the first name Eleanor, pretty spooky. He addressed all this in some interview a few years back, can't think of the name of it.

[@nazfrde]

And Savoy Truffle was just one of the many chocolates named in the song that were in the Mackintosh's "Good News" assortment. Nothing to do with the hotel.

[@Beamboy555]

It always hits hard when you remember Paul and Johns mother’s died before they were the Beatles

[@sneed1230]

Strawberry fields is not on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

[@williamoverly1617]

Some years ago, I was fortunate enough to see McCartney in concert at a packed house of males and females of all ages and generations. Collectively, we all knew we were watching the single most famous person in the world. It was exhilarating, especially when he played the Beatle classics. It was an evening never to be forgotten--a memory to behold.

[@flowernaya]

I really liked this video because it shows that they’re songs had some meaning to them

[@CB-xr1eg]

" their " not " they're ".

[@jimgilligan1167]

Did the full Liverpool Tour show here. Fabulous for an Aussie 1960s schoolboy fan.

[@elenaainalakis8538]

i loved watching this

[@fletcherlucas7908]

What about Malta, where Ringo got the idea for Octopus's Garden after learning about Octopuses creating little gardens to impress possible mates?

[@deanrogers9035]

This was great but you forgot Fool on the Hill on primrose hill in London

[@urkersen5246]

Fool on the hill was in Italy.

[@notsansastark2541]

Wow this is so well-put 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 And goodness! The Beatles are genius!!

[@relevantnobody6880]

LOVE THIS

[@thedudeunderyourbed8474]

7:25 I love how they added the totally unrelated Revolver LSD fact because they had to explain why the lyrics of I Am the Walrus were so crazy.

[@scarecrowhaunter4833]

Where was dr Roberts office

[@garethb1961]

Very good question. About that song, it was a veiled reference to their LSD provider, and cryptic enough to be harmless. Except, a year later all the drug stuff went public! I doubt Dr. Robert was too pleased with the song then.

[@lamper2]

www.nytimes.com/1973/03/25/archives/two-doctors-here-known-to-users-as-sources-of-amphetamines-10-to-25.html?module=ArrowsNav&contentCollection=Archives&action=keypress&region=FixedLeft&pgtype=article

[@angelricchi1321]

And the garden of that octopus

[@raitisfreimanis]

Great idea! Great video! With all the great comments and suggestions, I can't wait to see your updated video!

[@rennysreviews9813]

The long and winding road?

[@DannyJ_2003]

Renny's Reviews it’s metaphorical

[@cormacbai1373]

SgtScubaMan no its not

[@DannyJ_2003]

Cormac Bai yes it is

[@eduardomuzzolon1052]

My favorite song.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@DannyJ_2003 I agree it definitely is. One just has to listen to the first line of the song.

[@ebaustin99]

Loved this, thanks for the video