The number 1 chart topping song on your 18th birthday is said to be your life's theme song. Go to the link below and type in the month, day and year that your 18th birthday fell on.
REMEMBER: Enter the date of your 18th birthday NOT the year you were born.
>>Won't work for us old farts in the US. My 18th is before >the >>chart began. > >Mine too. Must be age discrimination. Should we sue?? > >Mardon I'm thinking of it.
I seem to remember reading a report that "My Ding-A-Ling" was Chuck's only #1 hit? Not the most favorable (or most deserving) distinction in his discography...
My own result was:
US "Groovy Kind of Love" by Phil Collins Classical pianists know this song was, intentionally or not, based on an 18-century keyboard sonatina by Muzio Clementi.
UK: "One Moment in Time" by Whitney Houston, which I don't even know...
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I absolutely despise that song and indeed, around 1984 when I was 18, that irritating song was on the radio, music videos etc. constantly. Thinking about it takes me back to the time.
Now I have that stupid song stuck in my head and I must don my collander and aluminum foils to make it stop.
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