Is it normal for me to be obsessed with the classic song "Greensleeves" ?
The well-known 16th-century English folk song about unrequited love. I am twenty-six and have been listening to this song since childhood. Whenever I listen to this song, I would literally encore it for hours without getting bored (The King's Singers version is the best). I don't understand why I find its melody so alluring.
How many of you feel the same about this song?
How many of you feel the same about this song?
Anyone else having the same feeling?
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