Frank Sinatra’s "I’ll be home for Christmas" has been turned into "I won’t be home for Christmas", while the line "war is over" from the John Lennon classic "Happy Xmas" has become the "war is not over".

Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/25151160/ukrainian-soldier-christmas-trenches-defeat-putin/

Sinatra’s arranger Nelson Riddle credited that heartache with the singer’s ability to plumb new emotional depths; you can hear it in both the song choices and his tellings of compositions by Rodgers and Hart, such as I’ll Never Be the Same.

Source: https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/music/from-fleetwood-mac-to-adele-the-10-best-break-up-albums-of-all-time-ranked/a975979490.html

Sinatra’s big booming beautiful baritone.

Source: https://americansongwriter.com/paul-mccartneys-14-favorite-songs/

The exception to the rule was on the day of the first scheduled night game in 1988, when the Cubs played Frank Sinatra’s “Night and Day.”

Source: https://www.bostonherald.com/2023/05/07/column-shades-of-1997-in-chicago-a-sunday-stroll-through-the-start-of-the-cubs-and-white-sox-seasons/