My friend is looking for a song that was possibly recorded in the 70's. The tune went something like "Dance little Jean your parents are getting married today". It's a country song. If someone could tell me the title and artist that would be great.
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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
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My song is "Amazed" from the country group Lonestar. It was played at my wedding and my wife and I danced to it for the first time as husband and wife. I'm getting misty eyed thinking of how beautiful she looked with her gorgeous smile and her eyes shining with happy tears. Now she cries herself to sleep at night mourning the baby she miscarried a week and a half ago.
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I can help you to reduce the possibilities...there was a country band in the '80s by the name of Southern Pacific, but I'm having a terrible time finding any of their lyrics...I'll get back to you if I have any luck.
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Have anymore details? Like maybe the year and what style- r&b, pop, or country?...\n\nAlmost a needle in the haystack.. But if you can give a lil more details it might help~!\n:)
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You have a great taste in music!  For my wedding, I selected certain music for what was going on.  During our photo session, we played Etta James' "At Last', Eric Clapton's "Wonderful Tonight", Elton John's "Your Song"....slower music.  Garter song was."You Can Leave Your Hat On"...I am a big fan of Joe Cocker and Van Morrison.  I think one of my FAVORITES is "Into the Mystic".
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"Country song written in memory of area teen" \nBy Jean Shanley \n\nAndy Farkas and Bill Luther were friends at Conneaut Lake High School in 1982. \n\nThat year Andy was killed in an automobile accident. \n\nMore than 20 years later the accident and Andy haven’t left Luther’s memory. \n\nLuther, who is now a country music writer in Nashville, Tenn., drew from that memory of his friend while writing “Who You’d Be Today,” the first single off Kenny Chesney’s new CD, “The Road and The Radio.” \n\nIn only one week the song has already reached the top-20 in the Billboard country music charts and is receiving praise from Nashville’s top critics like Robert Oermann. \n\nLuther, who co-wrote the song with Aimee Mayo for BNA Record label, said the two writers were remembering friends and Bill thought of Andy and the friendship they had shared as teenagers. Bill also remembered his own brother, Nathan, who died three days after birth; Bill has always wondered what Nathan’s life would have been like. \n\nBill said there was a lot of emotion and he acknowledged “I was kind of channeling through Andy’s best friend, Mike Kavchack,” explaining he was writing it with the emotions of a best friend. “You draw from those things.” \n\nLuther recalled that his last conversation with Andy was about God and how Andy was preparing to be confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church. \n\n“Andy was a very popular kid in high school, but he was a sweet kid to everybody. He accepted everybody; he just wasn’t a kid who thought he was better than you — even though he was the most popular,” said Bill. “He was funny, a great basketball player; everybody loved him ...It broke my heart that we lost him.” \n\nAfter writing the song, they sent demos and Chesney grabbed it, along with another song “Freedom.” \n\nChesney certainly made a good decision selecting the song as his first single. \n\nLast week 116 stations added the song to their playlist, said Bill, explaining that if a song is added by 60 or 70 stations it would be a “great week.” \n\n“People love it,” he said, adding that many people can identify with the song because of circumstances in their own lives. “Kenny (Chesney) pours his heart into the song; he just loves it.” \n\nAlthough the CD will not be released until Nov. 9, the video of the song is being played on CMT and on country music stations. \n\nAlthough Bill was one of the co-writers of the song, he did not plan the video, which opens with young men playing basketball — one of Andy’s favorite sports. \n\n“I thought it was really well done (video); I choked up a couple of times when I saw it,” said Luther, who appreciated the Bible quote producers added to the end of the video. \n\nThe song also ends with a note of hope, something Luther said was intentional. \n\n“This song is dedicated to people like Andy, my brother, and Jerry (Mayo’s friend),” Luther said. \n\n“Our hope is we are all going to be together again,” Bill added, noting “this (world) is just a stopping place.”
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I didn't know there was such a song, but being Canadian, I am glad there is. Go to the radio station's web site. They usually post their play lists. From there go to yahoo music and download as much as you want for $7.00/month.
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Awesome song.  I can't ever seem to turn it off when it comes on the radio.  It's so sweet...  \n\nMy sister and her first husband danced to it at their wedding.  There wasn't a dry eye in the place.
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Song Title - That's the way it would have been\n\nArtist - Dolly Parton
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Close.  Its actually "A Little Less Conversation"  by Elvis vs. JXL.  It was on The Elvis 50th Anniversary collection.  It's a remix of a classic Elvis song by Junkie XL.
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timelife.com its a song from the 50s or 60s.motown i think,a customer service person will help you.
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The Group is named Tight Work. The name of the song is Mary Jane. Their are out of Alabama. Hope you can find it now...Peace
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It wasn't easy to find information on a very old song. Please find my answer to your previous question. Sorry, I had tried my best.
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Hank Williams Sr., my gosh what music...Loretta heck yeah, Dolly yep.  Question for you...who did the song "Living on Tulsa Time."   and as a baby boomer who did not "cut their teeth on Johnny Cash.  For me as I got older I think one of the songs I will remember the most is East Bound and Down. SMOKY AND THE BANDIT..yep a little late but just as much fun....breaker one nine
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try "Them Changes"  by Buddy Miles, I think it might be your song.
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Here is one possible interpretation of this "camp-fire song."  The auto-formatting feature of this forum will not allow me to reprint your request in "fake book" style for all to see and so I, regrettably, must direct you to the web-source at:\n\nhttp://xenia.media.mit.edu/~kristin/songbook/OnAndOn/HoleAtTheBottomAtTheSea.html\n\nAll my best to you!
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It's a song called Someone by Brian Culbertson.. and the lyrics are a bit different... see the link :)