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Interesting Song Twin Spins

knightfan26917
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Ever been reminded of an older song when hearing a new song?

Below are 2 "twin spins", where the newer song not only reminded me of the older song, but the newer song seems to be the first part, with the older song answering it.....

This first one, I played on my radio show a couple of times.

Will You Be there?, Heart, 1990s:

I Will Be There, Dan Seals, 1980s:

This second pair is a more-recent discovery.

Someone Like You, Adele, 2011:

You Still Move Me, Dan Seals, 1980s:

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    What I tend to notice more is melody theft...

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