Line of lyrics game (if you're up for it?)

Please can I have a go while we're waiting. I've been to the dentist EEEEEKKKK!

Is this from 60's?

Whenever I should go away
I'll be longing for the day
That I will be returning again

The lovely late great John Denver
'Sunshine on my Shoulders makes me Happy'

More clues !

Thanks Ana.

This is hilda's

If I had a song that I could sing for you,
I'd sing a song to make you feel this way.

Words please !!

Yes, that's it Wilma and it was the Walker Brothers.

Ana is yours No Regrets by the Walker Brothers or the Righteous Brothers? Can never remember the difference!

hilda don't think I know yours. Just mulling it over.

I keep missing ones I know.

rosesarered I met my husband at a pop quiz, so I'm used to music questions, but we all remember different songs.

Yes, you've done it right! You guessed it right so you get to give the next clue as you have done

If I had a song that I could sing for you,
I'd sing a song to make you feel this way.

I hope this is right!

Love Les Mis. It's "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables".

Haven't played this before, what do I do now?

Would love to join in, but 'fraid I don't know either of the lyrics.

They both sound sad songs, and, as usual, I don't know them, somebody else needs to join in.

Sorry!

'Twas my turn wot! Do keep up...

Sorry, I cross posted.

Theres grief that can't be spoken
There,s a pain goes on and on,

Very apt at the moment.

The hours that were yours echo like empty rooms
The thoughts we used to share I now keep alone

Thank you! But I often go upstairs and think "What the Dickens am I doing up here!" Etc etc

Wot, of course none of us cheats - was just saying I can't even bring myself to find out whether I'm right or not and who sang it after I've posted!

Erm...not so good at thinking of new ones though

Well, you and Ana and wilma are very good at this, your memories are obviously in better nick than mine.

Ana,s turn!
I have never cheated and don't mind being a know it all. Got to be good at something in my tiny life.

But I don't know who recorded it!

(and I refuse to google)

I think it was by the lovely Billy Furey. I might be good at the these but my brain was filling up with lyrics while my brother was getting his PhD.