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@Shinymensdressshoes: Thanks. This is one of my favorite Carpenters' songs, filled with nostalgia and a sense of loss for something idiotic I did so many years ago.

@ onmyway7: You've got it, buddy. They'll make a trillion off it if it works!

@RussX5Z Sorry....you're 31, not 21. No offence meant!

You can imagine the reaction when this song was played over AFR in Vietnam. Things got really quiet, everyone deep in his own thoughts, memories, wishes, and prayers. This song really grabbed you by the heart and pulled hard!

This BB song hits my personal situation squarely on the head, almost as if they wrote it about my life. I've already left "her," but the love of my life will never leave "him." I'd give up all that I own in a heartbeat to get back my high school sweetheart, but as the years slip by one after an...

I walked away from the one true love of my life on New Year's Eve, 1972. She "married her an architect," (actually an engineer) and "he's kept her warm and safe and dry," but I think the rest of the verse is true as well. When I hear this song at the Holidays, I just crumble. The words and t...

I'm with gazoontight. If I could just go back to the early evening of New Year's Eve 1972 and fix ONE mistake, I KNOW that all of the heartache I've lived with for so long would never have happened, and my life and that of the amazing girl I walked away from that night would have turned out so d...

If I hear this song, England Dan and John Ford Coley's "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight," and the Carpenters', "We've Only Just Begun," right in a row, you need to wipe me up with a floor mop!

My God! The accent can always be coached, but the vocal similarity was born-in. This is truly extraordinary....almost eery, a voice brought back from beyond. Has this girl ever toured the US and Canada? Listening to her sing would bring goosebumps to so many of us who grew up with KC's vo...