English songs: Best poetic verses
Our picks

Our best 4 picks among the 10 songs we reviewed.
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Album	Song	Why picked?	Listen & Watch the song on You Tube*
	Album/Artist: Harry Chapin Song: Cats in the cradle ...	A narrative (Balad) form describing how cruel the world is for Dads! Dads spend a major part of their time earning money for their family and less time spending time with the family. Harry Chapin has told a short story of a Dad and a Son in a poetic form. Many Dads will relate to this song instantly. "You know, I am going to be like you Dad, I am going to be like you Dad" Watch out Dads, it will happen :-)
	Album/Artist: Beatles Song: Let it be ...	A classic example for a connatation style poem. The writer uses the phrase "Let it be" to mean things beyond a dictionary definition. Yes, in times of trouble, use the words of wisdom - Let it be! "Let it be, Let it be there will be an answer Let it be"
	Album: Billy Joel Song: River of dreams	In the middle of the night, if you are walking in the sleep (we hope not :-)), what will you be looking for? Listen to Billy Joel's narration about walking in his sleep and searching for something so undefined and could only be seen by the eyes of the blind. "In the middle of the night I go walking in my sleep Through the jungle of doubt To the river so deep I know I'm searching for something Something so undefined That it can only be seen By the eyes of the blind In the middle of the night" In this mythical life most of the human beings are searching for something sailing through their river of dreams!
	Album: Top Loader Song: Dancing in the moon light ...	A nice imagery from Top loader - Dancing in the moonlight! Sounds like a good idea. "Everybody's Dancing in the moonlight Everybody's feeling warm and bright It's such a fine and natural sight Everybody's dancing in the moonlight"

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