A perfect song? What are your choices?

Here are three tunes that I can't seem to hear often enough, thus making them close to perfect for me.

On the Pipe by the Steve Morse Band, off the album The Introduction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm0MkafCXxI

Turnaround by Neal Schon & Jan Hammer, off the album Here to Stay
https://open.spotify.com/track/0JkAcyw6FP069sFInGk7gF?si=ecc46faf3e584b6e

Wasted Years by Iron Maiden, off the album Somewhere in Time
https://open.spotify.com/track/2V0T2LS0pf2r3EFpOEkZFO?si=ce4188b3c58d4ca4

@serjio 

Once again, thanks for posting.

I particularly found 'Kalinka' the most moving. We are all just children deep down and we all need love to survive.

As for whether humanity is 'flying into the abyss' or whether we're simply going to become surplus to requirements in the coming age of AI, I don't know.

Nevertheless, let's not despair too much. Most people, I find, are just trying to keep their heads above water whilst they chase the next dollar, pound, rouble etc. This includes artists too.

It's those few that are pulling the strings who should be worried as more and more people begin to wake up.

Serjio -- Love that vid of Dark-Eyed Cossack Girl!

While I believe nothing is perfect, I would best describe this song as flawless;

Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers singing live "Unchained  Melody".