what wud have been another really good Canadian song sung at the Olympics?
Is this one good:
Sarah Mclachlan: I will remember you
I have to add as well, why I think it is good. I think that this song is good because it has a lot of deep feel in it and it's quite sad. It is a good song to listen to and have a glance at your past.
If you like this song as well, then can you please tell me why. I haven't actually listened to this song; I just found the lyrics to it today and thought that they were sad and all. Your help will be appreciated, thanks :-)
I don't see how these lyrics represent either Canada or the Olympics.
Check some of these songs.
http://www.members.shaw.ca/kcic1/songs.html
Ms. Sue would this one be good? :God Bless You Canada
Which one is your favourite?
I wish I had a favourite, but I haven't really heard that much of these.
I like this one better.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Maple_Leaf_Forever
I just went on Youtube and heard it, it is good.
I'll tell you why I like it: I like it because it just seems to spread peace and love around, especially in my mind. It is really ravishing.
Do you think same as me?
I agree. It seems the best song I've seen to describe Canada.
Could I also add that, Once you listen to it, you just can't stop .... I can't seem to think of a word to put at the end.
thinking about it?
humming it?
yeah-thinking about it. Thanks. This is a good song to describe Canada.
Yes, "I Will Remember You" by Sarah McLachlan is a great suggestion for a Canadian song that could be sung at the Olympics. It is a well-known and beloved song, and it does have a deep and somber feel to it.
To determine whether you personally like the song, it's best to listen to it and form your own opinion. Listening to the actual song can give you a better understanding of its sound, melody, and emotional impact. You can find the song on various music streaming platforms, such as Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube.
After listening to the song, you can reflect on how it made you feel and connect with the lyrics. If it resonates with you, you may appreciate it for reasons such as its emotional depth or the way it evokes memories and reflection.
Ultimately, everyone's taste in music is subjective, so it's important to listen to the song yourself and form your own opinion based on your personal preferences and experiences.