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Contents:
THE 50 BT GAY SONGS TO CELEBRATE PRI ALL YEAR LONG
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Pretty much anythg wh Julie Andrews n be nsired part of the gay non, and the 1982 soundtrack to Victor/Victoria featurg mic om Henry Manci is no exceptn. A soundtrack that’s pretty much wall-to-wall gay anthems, cludg Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive, ” the Village People’s “Go Wt, ” and CeCe Peniston’s “Fally. While some classics do appear on our list, others do not – sorry, Gloria Gaynor, Kylie Mogue, RuPl, Brney and Cher, we still adore you — here are 25 sential pri songs om the 1970s to today.
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30 GAY LOVE SONGS: MEN SGG ABOUT MEN
Gay love songs where men sg about men, cludg tracks om Troye Sivan, MNEK and more. * gay movie songs *
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It’s a quiet piano ballad about growg up gay. The lyrics e om the out-and-proud Brish punk rocker Tom Robson, who had a h of his own wh “Glad to be Gay.” The payoff is the tenr moment at the end when Elton sgs, “I would give my life/For a sgle night bi you.” Maybe he sred himself wh how emotnal he uld be – was years before he tried anythg this revealg aga.
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