Talking Heads - This Must Be the Place (Naïve Melody) (Official Video)

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• RA

  @randitravels · 2 weeks ago

  Today is the first day ive ever heard this song and im obsessed

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• ES

  @eseir64 · 3 years ago

  I am not sure they knew 40 years ago how iconic this song would become.  Today, this song still sounds as new as it was back then. What a band!!!!!!

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• DY

  @dylweed50day80 · 1 year ago

  My dad passed away on the 29th of January and this was his favorite song of all time. And this song will forever make me sad and bring me so much joy at the same time. My poor dad was such a fighter with his cancer and having to watch him pass in my home was the hardest thing I’ve ever been through. So everyone please hug your loved ones so tight tonight 🪽❤️🪽

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• VI

  @vickiebeavers4831 · 2 years ago

  ..this song has been part of my “appreciate the simple things” playlist for years.  I’m 73 😌💪🏽

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• LE

  @lee-annkenyon4748 · 2 years ago

  I think this is one of the most romantic songs in the world. This is a real love song.

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• JZ

  @jz-215 · 8 months ago (edited)

  This might be corny… but this past year I bought my first home at 33 fell in love with the house and thought my of future instantly from what have been stress filled years searching… as soon as my family and friends were done helping us get  all moved in and unpacked I played this and balled my eyes out … this song encapsulates how I felt that day … it was a good day.

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• AT

  @atlasship · 3 years ago

  This song reminds me of an older friend that passed several years ago. He used to play this album when we worked together. For a long time after he passed, I kept thinking that I’d seen him on the street. Somebody wearing his cap, walking like him, or the back of a slightly balding head. I’d have recurring dreams about him coming back. I listen to this song occasionally and it brings back all the fond memories of him. Miss you, Chris.

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• WA

  @watsonunlimitedmusic · 1 year ago

  For those unaware of the heavyweight Funk connections here - Alex Weir (guitar) was originally from The Brothers Johnson, Bernie Worrell (synthesizer) is from Parliament / Funkadelic as was Lynn Mabry (backing vocals) who was one of the Brides of Dr. Funkenstein, Ednah Holt (backing vocals, also seen in the home video footage they're watching) was a star in her own right and originally a member of a group called Fonzi that included a young Luther Vandross, Steve Scales (percussion) played with Nona Hendryx after she left Labelle and also played in Tina Turner's touring band.

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• AL

  @Aldeberan1483 · 1 year ago

  Easily one of the best songs ever written

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• BA

  @BanjoRemise · 2 years ago

  A good friend introduced me this song, sadly his funeral is next week, this song will be forever embedded in my brain. When the  music just means more.

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• GL

  @glennkammerer795 · 3 years ago

  Never for money, Always for love. Words to live by.

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• DR

  @DrunkyMcStumble · 5 months ago

  When my fiance and I finally bought out place, after being engaged for 10 years, renting all our lives, pushing 40... this song came on the radio as we were driving to close on the purchase and I cried like a baby. We made it. Goddamn we made it.

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