Come Together - The Beatles

Music Time - Styx

Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard - Paul Simon

You Are So Beautiful - Joe Cocker

Loving You - Minnie Ripperton

Rip This Joint - The Rolling Stones

Blues For Allah - The Grateful Dead

Actually, I think very many people over the whole world don't realize that the term "soccer" was invented in England. I lived in England from 2008 until last year - when I politely pointed out that the term originated in England to those (i.e., many) who wanted to mock Americans for "making up" the term, they were genuinely surprised to hear that it was a native word. (The other major misconception is that the term is only used in America - also wrong. Many countries use the term, especially those which are part of the British Commonwealth - thus, revealing that those countries merely borrowed the term in use in the mother country.) It was used interchangeably with football in the UK until the 60s. We just use it because you used it originally, and we already had a sport called football. Still, IMHO, soccer being called "football" makes more sense than American football being called "football", even more so since our football is ultimately derived from rugby...

...which is ironic because the term "soccer" was invented in England. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/explore/whats-the-origin-of-the-word-soccer

Ocean Blue - ABC

Evening Stroll - Derek Howell

Late In The Evening - Paul Simon

Misty Morning - Bob Marley

White Light/White Heat - The Velvet Underground

House Of The Rising Sun - The Animals

Since You've Been Gone - Rainbow

I Ain't Gonna Lead This Life No More - Dean Martin

Life And How To Live It - R.E.M.

Red Light - U2

White Girl - X

Long Distance Runaround - Yes

Gone, Long Gone - Chicago

She Cried - Jay and the Americans

Devil Inside - INXS

California Dreaming - The Mamas & the Papas