The Son of Speak to me in Song Titles (Part 2)

[knoodler]

The Weight - The Band

[kenobi_65]

He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother - The Hollies

[Prof.Pepperwinkle]

I Want You (She’s So Heavy) - The Beatles

[dirtball]

I Want You to Want Me - Cheap Trick

[Ignatz]

Wanted - Perry Como

[Thudlow_Boink]

I Want Never Gets - Michael Roe

[knoodler]

I Want to Hold your Hand - The Beatles

[llikewise]

Hold Me Tight - The Beatles

[kenobi_65]

Hold On Tight - Electric Light Orchestra

[knoodler]

Hold Me Now - The Thompson Twins

[Ike_Witt]

Hold Me Now - One 2 One

[Bicycle_Bill]

@knoodler

I Want to Hold your Hand – The Beatles

This song was released in 1963.

A decade later, in 1974, a group called Labelle released a song titled ‘Lady Marmalade’, which featured the repeated line, ‘Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?’ (translation – ‘Do you want to sleep with me tonight?’).

My, how quickly times changed from merely wanting to hold hands versus coming right out and asking someone if they wanted to get down and dirty!

Back to the game…

Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me – Mel Carter

-“BB”-

[Prof.Pepperwinkle]

@Bicycle_Bill

@knoodler

I Want to Hold your Hand – The Beatles

This song was released in 1963.

A decade later, in 1974, a group called Labelle released a song titled ‘Lady Marmalade’, which featured the repeated line, ‘Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?’ (translation – ‘Do you want to sleep with me tonight?’).

My, how quickly times changed from merely wanting to hold hands versus coming right out and asking someone if they wanted to get down and dirty!

Heck, by 1968 Paul had written Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?.

Back to the game…

Teach Me Tonight - Jo Stafford

[dirtball]

Lend Your Love to Me Tonight - ELP

[knoodler]

@Bicycle_Bill

@knoodler

I Want to Hold your Hand – The Beatles

This song was released in 1963.

A decade later, in 1974, a group called Labelle released a song titled ‘Lady Marmalade’, which featured the repeated line, ‘Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?’ (translation – ‘Do you want to sleep with me tonight?’).

My, how quickly times changed from merely wanting to hold hands versus coming right out and asking someone if they wanted to get down and dirty!

Back to the game…

Don’t forget the Kinks released “All Day and All of the Night” in '64. (That song and “You Really Got Me” kicked off the heavy metal, garage, and eventually punk rock genres.)

Back to the game:

All Day and All of the Night - the Kinks

[Ignatz]

Roll Me Over in the Clover (and Do It To Me Once Again) (pre 1944) - The Rude Boys

[Prof.Pepperwinkle]

Tonight’s The Night - Rod Stewart

[llikewise]

Take Me Home Tonight - Eddie
Money

[Bayaker]

I Wanna Go Home - Porter Wagoner

[Chefguy]

Homeward Bound - Simon & Garfunkle