I am a sentimental twit but I just love this clip: the naive scenery, the hair blowing in the wind when the car has not yet moved off and the obvious love of these two [a story that was later to end sadly]. And there is a forgotten line in the song - "Play your music, my guitar, play for those in the world who are never able to sing". I think that's a line that is very much for today's world.
Does it only happen in films Welshcakes?
ReplyDeleteHope not, Ellee!
ReplyDeleteHokey, but sweet. I remember those cars so well, I can't imagine there were too many in Italy.
ReplyDeleteMe too, ladies. Ah well...*sigh* didn't quite catch all the words, but the gist was there.
ReplyDeletebtw, WL, check my site for an award! *wink*
Hi WL - I've sent you a meme about household management.
ReplyDeleteSo romantic - we make our own romance.
ReplyDeleteAnd your last post title was inspired.
Hi, jmb and Leslie. Those were the days! Thanks, Leslie - will be over shortly. Hi, WW. Will have a look. Hi, James. I suppose we do. Thanks for the encouragement.
ReplyDeleteShe is a bit like that Spanish singer, Jeanette!
ReplyDeleteIsnt sentimental great!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Gleds. I will look her up. Thanks for visiting, casdok. I love sentimental!
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