61.   The song had a pop-reggae feel and showed a clear debt to American soul singer Sam Cooke.

62.   The song had a roundabout history of ending up in his repertoire.

63.   The songs have a simplicity.

64.   These songs may not have a mass market, but they are around.

65.   These songs would have restrictions, but the fact that they are brand new and in guaranteed condition would provide the value that would draw consumers.

66.   They were in it for the rush, the cartoon-like fun of it, even if some songs had dark tinges to them.

67.   To me, the song has the feeling of waking up in all these strange places.

68.   Unlike songs about romance, sexuality or death, flying songs have more standardized and predictable lyrics.

69.   Uptempo songs in general have a shorter shelf life in your mind.

70.   Yet while the sounds are unabashedly tacky, the songs have a wistful, almost bluesy openness.