Song of the day: Sanfrancisco
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San Francisco——A classic American folk song: If you’re going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some flowers in your hair. If you go to San Francisco, you’ll meet some kind people there. For those who come to San Francisco, it will be a time of love on its streets; kind people with flowers in their hair. Across the country, there’s a sense of excitement among the people. There’s a whole generation with new ideas. For those who come to San Francisco, remember to wear flowers in your hair. If you go to San Francisco, it will be a time of love there. If you go to San Francisco, it will be a time of love there. If you’re going to San Francisco, don’t forget to wear flowers in your hair. If you go there, you’ll meet some gentle people. For those who come to San Francisco, it will be a place filled with love, just like in the summer. On the streets of San Francisco, kind people will have flowers in their hair. The whole country is filled with a new spirit. People are striving hard, and the new generation has new ideas. For those who come to San Francisco, remember to wear flowers in your hair. If you go to San Francisco, it will be a place filled with love, just like in the summer
Not bad. You can give it a listen; it’s country music style, I think
This post was last edited by altpage on 2016-6-15 at 16:31. An old song from the 1970s, a classic American folk song, performed by Scott McKenzie and his friend John Phillips. He was the first person to bring American country music to a commercial level. Although his songs were popular at the time, they did not achieve high sales figures, as few people liked this mild style. In the 1980s, he rejoined Phillips’ Mamas & the Papas, co-wrote \"Kokomo,\" and overtook the then-top-ranked Beach Boys to become popular once again across the country. It achieved great success at the Montreal International Pop Music Festival, and was later widely sung as an anthem in \"Forrest Gump\".