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1 November 2013
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In the movie A Hard Day's Night , what was the song that came right before they broke out into I'm Happy Just To Dance With You ?
10.47pm
8 January 2015
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There's a cheesy cabaret dance version of I'm Happy Just To Dance With You just before the real song and before that it's And I Love Her .
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1 May 2011
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I quite like that cabaret version which has Lionel Blair dancing, especially when Ringo starts drumming (only decent thing he's ever been in is 'A Hard Days Night').
"I told you everything I could about me, Told you everything I could" ('Before Believing' - Emmylou Harris)
"Don't make your love suffer insecurities; Trade the baggage of self to set another one free" ('Paper Skin' - Kendall Payne)
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15 February 2015
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I really like this song because I can relate to it. I'm not interested in all that romantic hand-holding and kissing nonsense, but there is someone that I'm quite happy just to dance with... it's like a song made just for aces/aros. 
Plus George's voice is really cute. 
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17 January 2016
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Just watched my Criterion Collection AHDN
today, in fact! I love this song, it's so sweet and I love George's voice on it. I can't not sing along. The "George" in RAIN sang this tonight as well and did a fantastic job of it. 
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