MY 11 BEST NON-GREEK SONGS OF ALL TIME - ΤΑ ΚΑΛΥΤΕΡΑ ΞΕΝΑ ΤΡΑΓΟΥΔΙΑ ΜΟΥ

One more cup of coffee - BOB DYLAN (1976 - 'One More Cup of Coffee' tells the tale of a girl whose family are gypsies and drifters and of the man who must leave her to enter the "valley below". )



For your precious love - OTTIS REDDING (1958 - Original version by Jerry Butler and the Impressions)



Bridge over troubled water - ELVIS PRESLEY (1970 - First released by Simon & Garfunkel. Elvis has tears running down! Look at 2.28!)



Your song - ELTON JOHN (1970 - The lyrics express the romantic thoughts of an innocent.)



Too much love will kill you - FREDDIE MERCURY, BRIAN MAY (1992 - Written by Brian May. The song is about his feelings during his divorce, and the choice one must make between two women that one loves equally



Stand by me - BEN E. KING (1971 -The song is inspired by a traditional Gospel song of the same name, originally composed by Charles A. Tindley in 1905.)



A day in the life - THE BEATLES (1967 - John Lennon was inspired by newspaper articles on the death of Tara Brownne and a civic plan to fill four thousand potholes in Blackburn)



In these arms - BON JOVI (1993 - The song's lyrics are about everlasting love and devotion.)



Always somewhere - SCORPIONS (1979 - Always somewhere Miss you where I've been I'll be back to love you again...)



Beat it - MICHAEL JACKSON (1983 - The lyrics to "Beat It" are an immediate, frightful warning to avoid fighting and violence at all costs)



In a little while - U2 (2000 -The lyrics refer to a hangover, in the vein of their track "Trying to throw your arns around the world" which describes a person trying to get home drunk.)