On THIS PAST THREAD you'll find quite a list as well as links to quite a few other threads which might be interesting as well.

I'll still go with two...........I hadn't considered it before Sandy Paton brought it up, but "When You and I Were Young" ("Maggie") has got to be up there, especially as we age. A truly beautiful old chestnut that tugs hard at the heart.

The other is Donovan's "Catch the Wind" which has a beautiful "stridency" about it.....a plaintive and longing quality which is very compelling to me.

Spaw