I’m still a little tickly of the throat and having to blow my nose a ton, but things are definitely improved.
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Who among us has not experienced the emotions that accompany optimism toward love and life, and the subsequent disillusionment and despair. The appeal of the song is undoubtedly due in part to its simplicity and universality. The song ranks as #171 on Rolling Stone's list of all-time greatest songs. Written in 1967 the song began to get covered by other artists almost immediately from Judy Collins and Dave Von Ronk to showmen like Frank Sinatra and Robert Goulet. "Both Sides Now" is one of Joni Mitchell's most famous songs.
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