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Girl in the Flowers is a song sung and released by Chinese rock singer Cui Jian on 1989. Written by Cui Jian and composed by Cui Jian, it is included in the album Rock on the New Long March. The song is 5 minutes and 35 seconds long.

Among all Cui Jian's songs, The Girl in the Flowers is the most lyrical one. Compared with his roaring song, the girl among flowers is a little more tender. It is this little tenderness that reveals the tip of the iceberg of young people's emotional life in the1980s.

2. "Nothing"

"Nothing" is a song sung by Cui Jian and composed by Cui Jian. 1986, Cui Jian sang this song for the first time at the concert of 100 singers of the International Year of Peace held in Beijing.

1989 This song is included in the album Rock on the New Long March released by Cui Jian. This song is one of Cui Jian's representative works, and it also opened the era of Chinese rock music.

3. "Love me tenderly"

Love Me Tender, also known as Love Me Tender, is a lyric song sung by Elvis Presley in the late autumn of 1956. The lyrics and songs were arranged by Elvis Presley himself.

/kloc-in the autumn of 0/956, Elvis Presley entered the film industry with a song "Love Me Tender". Since then, he has made many films. No matter what role he plays in the film, his affectionate and magnetic voice always touches all the audience.

4. Bohemian Rhapsody

Bohemian Rhapsody is a song sung by the Queen and composed by Freddie Mercury. Released on197565438+1October 3 1, included in Queen's fourth studio album "A Night at the Opera House". In 1975, this song has been the number one single on the British charts for nine weeks in a row.

5. "We will rock you"

"We will rock you" is a song sung by Queen. The songs and lyrics were produced by band guitarist Brian May, released by 1977, and included in the band's album News of the World.

We will rock and roll. You have been borrowed by many sports and even political occasions. In 2004, this song was named the 330th of the 500 greatest songs in history by Rolling Stone magazine. 1994 theme song of the World Cup in America.

6. Killer Queen

Killer Queen is a song by Queen, a British rock band, written by lead singer Freddie Mercury. This song was the title song of their studio album "Pure Heart Attack" from 65438 to 0974, and was later included in the band's special album "The hottest single".

The song was also released in Britain, the United States and Canada in the form of a double A-side single, and the other side was the song "A flick of the wrist". This single became Queen's masterpiece.

7. Yesterday

Yesterday is a baroque pop-style song released by The Beatles. It was written, composed and sung by paul mccartney and produced by george martin. It was recorded in The Beatles's studio album "Help! 》。

1966 March 15, this song won six nominations including annual production and annual single at the 8th Grammy Awards. 1984, this song was selected as an episode in the movie Once upon a time in America. 1997, this song was selected into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

8. Hey Jude

"Hey Jude" is a song written by Paul McCartney, a member of the Beatles. It was released on August 26th. 1968. Later included in the Beatles' album The Beatles released on February 26th, 1970.

After the release of "Hey Jude", it topped the bulletin board in the United States for nine weeks in a row, and its global sales exceeded 8 million.

9. In My Life

In My Life is a song by the British rock band The Beatles, composed by band members John Lennon and paul mccartney. This song was originally composed by John Lennon, and paul mccartney also contributed to the final version of the song, but the extent of Paul's contribution is still controversial.

George martin contributed the instrumental part of this song. This song was released on the band album Rubber Soul 65438-0965 and ranked 23rd in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 greatest songs of all time".

10, Let It Be.

"Let it be" is a song by the British rock band The Beatles. This song was sung by paul mccartney, written and composed by Phillip Spector. Included in the Beatles 12 studio album "Let Things Be as They Are", 1970 was released by Apple Records on March 6th.

This song 1970, 1 1 topped the billboard top 100 singles list in April and lasted for two weeks. That's the Beatles' 19 billboard champion single.