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why oh why was i given the curse of being an american???? I OFFICiALLY HATE AMERICA(NOT THAT I EVER LIKED IT!) no offence to anyone who loves this evil, corrupt place, and sorry about that last part, it's just my veiws. everyones entitled to their own opinion right?
MARTINA was HERE "sit on my face and tell me that you love me" -monty python
why oh why was i given the curse of being an american???? I OFFICiALLY HATE AMERICA(NOT THAT I EVER LIKED IT!) no offence to anyone who loves this evil, corrupt place, and sorry about that last part, it's just my veiws. everyones entitled to their own opinion right?
We can exchange nationality. You'll become Hungarian, and I'll become American!
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Paul McCartney Gives Charity Concert in Ukraine By OLGA BONDARUK –
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Tens of thousands of people braved heavy rain and thunder Saturday night to see Paul McCartney perform a charity concert on Kiev's central Independence Square.
The outdoor show, the first in Ukraine for the former Beatle, was billed as the biggest concert ever in the former Soviet republic. It was broadcast live on national television and on giant screens in five cities.
After a half-hour delay because of the weather, McCartney, who turns 66 next week, came out on the stage and greeted the crowd in Ukrainian, before diving into the Beatles hit "Drive My Car."
He followed up with a series of Beatles songs, including "Hey Jude," "Let it Be," "Back in the U.S.S.R.," and "Penny Lane." The show also included a rendition of "A Day in the Life," which McCartney dedicated to John Lennon.
McCartney returned for his encore waving a Ukrainian flag and finished off the two-hour show with fireworks, a rendition of "Yesterday" and a musical finale.
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili was in attendance.
Before the concert, fans in five major cities sang Beatles songs in a live TV linkup with the capital.
The square where McCartney played was the site of the Orange Revolution in 2004, when peaceful mass protests overturned a fraudulent election and brought a pro-Western opposition leader to power.
Organizers said the money raised will be spent on diagnostic equipment for Ukraine's National Cancer Institute's children's department. Many children now seek treatment abroad because Ukraine lacks the necessary equipment.
The concert was free but the organizers were asking for donations from Ukrainian businessmen and others.
More than 500 people have contributed a total of about $600,000 and donations were continuing to come in, said Tatyana Overina, spokeswoman for the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, which organized the concert.
Pinchuk, a billionaire businessman and Ukraine's richest man, established the foundation in 2006 to contribute to the modernization of Ukraine and bring forward a new generation of Ukrainian leaders.
'Drive My Car' 'Jet' 'All My Loving' 'Only Mama Knows' 'Flaming Pie' 'Got To Get You Into My Life' 'Let Me Roll It' 'C Moon' 'My Love' 'Let 'Em In' 'The Long And Winding Road' 'Dance Tonight' 'Blackbird' 'Calico Skies' 'I'll Follow The Sun' 'Mrs Vanderbilt' 'Eleanor Rigby' 'Something' 'Good Day Sunshine' 'Penny Lane' 'Band On The Run' 'Birthday' 'Back In The USSR' 'I Got A Feeling' 'Live And Let Die' 'Let It Be' 'Hey Jude' 'A Day In The Life/Give Peace A Chance' 'Lady Madonna' 'Get Back' 'I Saw Her Standing There' 'Yesterday' 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'
I love Live And Let Die! Great show! I didn't see he make this before for this song.
Me, too: it's one of my favorite Wings tracks. George Martin's score (if it's not actually Paul's) makes the recorded version work, and it's great, thundering spectacle live.