Greatest music lyrics

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Greatest music lyrics are lines in songs that capture and convey eternal truths:

  1. "And don't forget son there is someone up above" (Simple Man (1973), by Lynyrd Skynard)
  2. "Why do fools fall in love?" (originally in Why Do Birds Sing So Gay (1956), by Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers)
  3. "All lies and jest / Still a man hears what he wants to hear / And disregards the rest" (The Boxer (1970), by Simon & Garfunkel - partly inspired by the Bible[1]

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  1. ↑ Particularly the phrases "workman's wages" and "seeking out the poorer quarters").
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