IF I CAN DREAM by ELVIS PRESLEY. Story by Violet St Clair.
The Heartbreak Hotel was a real gem, with kitschy Elvis memorabilia, framed photographs of all sizes and a pink plush telephone so fluffy I expected it to purr.
If I Could Turn Back Time by Cher
Steph Payne Somers Camp, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. January, 1990Bev was leading by example. She was way outside the suburban comfort zone of her daily life and that was the whole point.
IF I HAD A BOAT by LYLE LOVETT Story by Luke R Davies
Lovett covers a lot of styles, is a wonderful singer-songwriter who draws on the well of folk, blues, country and western swing.
IMAGINE by JOHN LENNON Story by Lucia Nardo
I love my son’s tattoos. The latest addition is the word 'imagine' on his right upper arm.
IN A LITTLE WHILE by U2. Story by Tess Macrae.
Returning to Melbourne always felt like a slow deflation, but I had Paddy and our photos and stories and reminiscences to keep me going through the school term. I longed for open skies and mountains, physical work and companionship, stars and weather and cold.
IN MY PLACE by COLDPLAY Poem by Brian A Salmons
Northbound on the turnpike/across vague acres/at evening's beginning.