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Originally posted by: Ammus

bye tashu!I'm leaving!anyway have a good new year and enjoy! 😊

byen u too have a great new year

hi guys i m new here
i m kiran from US
how u guys doin?

Originally posted by: kiran17

hi guys i m new here
i m kiran from US
how u guys doin?

hello kiran. wishing u a happy new year.

Hello Evryone.. Good Morning 😃

Originally posted by: aries_sakshi

Hello Evryone.. Good Morning 😃

hello sakshi, how are you doing?

Originally posted by: kiran17

hi guys i m new here
i m kiran from US
how u guys doin?

Hi Kiran...

Welcome to India Forums
Wishing you s Very Happpy and Prosperous New Year.

Originally posted by: mad_cap

hello sakshi, how are you doing?

hi maddy.. m fine.. !!! in fact i m very very happy n feeling top of the world....

Originally posted by: aries_sakshi

hi maddy.. m fine.. !!! in fact i m very very happy n feeling top of the world....

why, anything spcial happened.

will let u knw after some time.... 😃

Hi Everybody.

News Item:
Lennon beats Beatles in song poll

John Lennon's Imagine has beaten two Beatles numbers to top a radio poll for the UK's favourite song.
Voters placed Imagine higher than The Beatles' Hey Jude and Let it Be, which were in second and third place in the Virgin Radio poll of 7,000 listeners.

Fourth on the list were U2 with One and Robbie Williams' Angels was next.

The Beatles had 33 entries in the top 500 songs, followed by the Rolling Stones with 17 and U2 with 15. David Bowie and Queen had 14 entries each.

THE POLL'S TOP 10 SONGS
1. Imagine - John Lennon
2. Hey Jude - Beatles
3. Let It Be - Beatles
4. One - U2
5. Angels - Robbie Williams
6. Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
7. Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
8. Every Breath You Take - The Police
9. Hotel California - The Eagles
10. You're Beautiful - James Blunt

James Blunt was the highest-placed debut act, with his chart-topping single You're Beautiful in at number 10, while Blondie had eight entries in the top 500 and Keane had four.

Virgin Radio's Ben Jones, who will play out the top 10, said it was apt that Lennon topped the poll in the year of the 25th anniversary of his death.

"His writing, especially with Paul McCartney, is possibly the country's greatest ever musical export and he clearly still holds a special place in the nation's heart," he said.

Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/entertainment/4571080. stm