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Best slow dance song ever

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The Bee Gee thread prompted this. From grade school/high school I remember (in no particular order):

 

1. Sad Eyes by Robert John

2. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' by Journey

3. Babe by Styx

 

Others?

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Total Eclipse of the Heart

I'll make love to you...boyz II men

Wonderful Tonight

Also my vote ^^

Wonderful Tonight

Lady in Red

Unchained Melody

How about George Straight "The Chair"

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And from my college days I really liked "Angel Eyes" by the Jeff Healy Band.

Wonderful Tonight

 

:thumb:

He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother

"End of the Road" was big one in my middle school days.

For the love of you-The Isley Brothers

Heaven must be like this-The Ohio Players

Check these tunes out.

The Sinead O'Conner version of 'Nothing Compares to You'.

One by U2

Time After Time by Cindi Lauper (thanks, Napolean Dynamite)

Wonderwall by Oasis

Take My Breath Away (you know, from Top Gun)

and then that song from Ghost that I can't remember the name of

 

And of course, Clapton's Wonderful Tonight in the distant lead.

And from my college days I really liked "Angel Eyes" by the Jeff Healy Band.

 

 

Classic, my vote.

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