Okay, I've searched high and low for this song.  My second grade teacher always played it, and I remember thinking it was really scandelous, but then again, I was a sheltered young girl.  This is what I remember.\n\n"bu bu bu bu, bu bu bu bu baby\n(do do do do do)\nI won't forget your number\n(do do do do do)\nMy love is stronger than thunder\n(more do's I think)\n\nBridge:\nI've been searching high\n(whoa whoa whoa whoa)\nI've been searching low\n(WHOA)\nWant to spend my life, with you (ooo oo oo oo oo)\n\n(bah bah bah bah bah, bah bah bah bah bah  etc.)\n\nI know it's a strech, but does ANYONE remember this song at all?  I was in second grade in 1992 if that helps.  THANKS!
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milli vanilli, dont forget my number
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After looking all over for these lyrics (and different combinations of these lyrics) I found nothing. Are you sure you have the lyrics correct? Either the lyrics must be different, the song is not a commercially recorded song,  or this song does not exist.
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The first song is, as my colleague Pinkfreud-ga informed me, "High\n\nGrass Town" by folk singer Bradley Kincaid (July 13, 1895 - September\n\n23, 1989). Unfortunately, Kincaid's recordings are very rare. But I\n\nfound a CD that contains his "High Grass Town", available for $15.00\n\nfrom Country Sales:\n\nhttp://www.countysales.com/php-bin/ecomm4/products.php?product_id=2038\n\n\n\nIf you would like to know more about Bradley Kincaid, please follow these links:\n\n\n\nWikipedia Encyclopedia: Bradley Kincaid\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Kincaid\n\n\n\nNashville Songwriters Foundation: Hall of Fame - Bradley Kincaid\n\nhttp://www.nashvillesongwritersfoundation.com/fame/kincaid.html\n\n\n\nThe second song are lines from "The Song of Hiawatha" by Henry\n\nWadsworth Longfellow (February 27, 1807 – March 24, 1882). More\n\nprecisely, those lines derive from part III of the poem, "Hiawatha's\n\nChildhood". Here are the exact words:\n\n\n\n"Wah-wah-taysee, little fire-fly,\n\nLittle, flitting, white-fire insect,\n\nLittle, dancing, white-fire creature,\n\nLight me with your little candle,\n\nEre upon my bed I lay me,\n\nEre in sleep I close my eyelids!"\n\n\n\nYou can read the entire text of "Hiawatha's Childhood" here, at Classic Reader:\n\nhttp://www.classicreader.com/read.php/sid./bookid.147/sec.4/\n\n\n\nIf you would like to learn about the author, please follow this link\n\nto the Wikipedia Encyclopedia:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Wadsworth_Longfellow\n\n\n\n\n\nThe third song is an old traditional, a recursive song which can be\n\nfound in numerous variants. Basically, the lyrics are always:\n\n\n\n"Around the corner, and under a tree,\n\nA gallant soldier made love to me.\n\nHe kissed me once and then he kissed me twice.\n\nIt wasn't exactly the thing to do, but golly it was nice!"\n\n\n\nHowever, instead of "a gallant soldier", many variations exist, like:\n\n- sergeant major\n\n- gallant sailor\n\n- hardhead soldier\n\n- Bengali lady\n\n- Malay lady\n\n- Tamil lady\n\n- Chinese lady\n\n\n\nThe song is of unknown origin and dates at least from World War I.
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Unfortunately, all the teen girl groups sing about love.  What year did their song come out, or what year did you hear it?  Also, are they pop or another type of music?  Any other clues about the song would help.  Good luck!
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lol i use to listen to that song till i wore it out. Thanks for reminding me.\nThink i'll go listen to it soon.
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This song is so true. I done been through this exact same thing. I wish this song was out before i did what i did. Young females need to listen to the song and read the lyrics. This song will help anyone through this problem. Thanks for the help with the lyrics.
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There was a song many moons ago (though it's probably been recorded by several folks) with that line that I remember. "Better than Life" was recorded by Acapella on the album of the same name.\n"I've seen you in the Sanctuary,\nBeheld your power and glory!\nYour Love is better than life!"\nIs that it? Probably based on Ps 63 at any rate.\nMight run a search for "Lyrics seen you in the sanctuary" if that's not what you were thinking of.
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OK I have searched and searched and I have come across two answers and I am hoping one is correct...\n\nThe first one I would suggest would be Lacey's Song (Help Pour Out the Rain) by Buddy Jewell\n\nThe second one is called "Alyssa Lies" and is by Jason Michael Carroll however he does not have a CD released. He is scheduled to release in early 2007.\n\nI have not heard the second song but I am going to see if I can find more about it...the lyrics are as follow: \n\nMy little girl met a new friend, \njust the other day, \non the playground at school \nbetween the tires and the swings \n\nBut she came home with tear-filled eyes, \nand she said to me "Daddy, Alyssa lies" \n\nWell I just brushed it off at first, \n'cause I didn't know how much my little girl had been hurt \nor the things she had seen. \nI wasn't ready when I said "You can tell me" \n\nand she said... \n\n"Alyssa lies to the classroom, \nAlyssa lies everyday at school, \nAlyssa lies to the teachers \nas she tries to cover every bruise" \n\nMy little girl laid her head down that night to go to sleep. \nAs I stepped out the room, I heard her say a prayer so soft and sweet \n"God bless my mom and my Dad \nand my new friend, Alyssa \n*oh*I know she needs you bad \n\nBecause Alyssa lies to the classroom, \nAlyssa lies everyday at school, \nAlyssa lies to the teachers \nas she tries to cover every bruise" \n\n(bridge) \n\nI had the worst night of sleep in years \nas I tried to think of a way to calm her fears \nI knew just what it was I had to do *I knew exactly what I had to do* \nbut when we got to school on Monday I heard the news \n\nMy little girl asked me why everybody looked so sad \nthe lump in my throat grew bigger \nwith every question that she asked. \nUntil I felt the tears run down my face \nand I told her that Alyssa wouldn't be at school today \n\n'Cause she doesn't lie in the classroom \nshe doesn't lie anymore at school \nAlyssa lies with Jesus \nbecause there's nothin' anyone would do \n\nTears filled my eyes when my little girl asked me why \nAlyssa lies \n*Oh Daddy, oh* Daddy tell me why \nAlyssa lies
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Its a general spiritual song about life. Throughout the song, the singer hears (what I presume to be) the voice of God telling him to carry on through hardship and high points. "I was soaring ever higher" perhaps signifies the high points in the singer's life and the following "but I flew too high" may suggest a fall from grace. "Tossed about like a ship on the ocean" suggests being out of control and at the mercy of life's hardships and "I set a course for winds of fortune" could mean the singer's picking himself up out of a down period and moving on to a brighter future. The bridge (and the ending) "Carry on, you will always remember. Carry on, nothing equals the splendor. Now your life's no longer empty. Surely heaven waits for you." suggests that life was worth living through all of the experiences since, if the singer had not 'carried on' then life would have been meaningless. \n\nThat's just my interpretation though. Its a rockin' song even if it means nothing ;-D
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I finally found it!!!\n\nIt's by The Fray called "Over my Head"
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is it this song?\nhttp://www.lyricsfreak.com/a/amy-grant/7587.html
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I know which song you're talking about.  This song is a version of the Battle Hymn of the Republic and is now sung by the 82d Airborne All-American chorus.  It's called "Blood Upon the Risers".  the only way I know to get the song is on CD. To contact them:\n910-432-0608\n\nGreat song. some of the lyrics can be found here:\nhttp://www.508pir.org/music/blood_on_the_risers.htm
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The first one? The earliest one I can remember was "The Beaches of Cheyenne" by Garth Brooks, oh my goodness, I cry just thinking about that song, I don't even have to hear it! Oooh, that Tim McGraw song you mentioned is heart wrenching too.
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Well, I found it!! The song is titled "Do you love me boy?" from artist Kerri-Ann. You can find it on the album "NOW that's what I call music Vol 40". \n\nJust visit www.allmusic.com and search for "do you love me boy" as a "song" and then you'll be able to hear it.\n\nI couldn't find an original Kerri-Ann album with it. She probably just recorded a single...\n\nI believe she has changed her artistic name to Kerri Griffith. Visit the following web sites.
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The song I am thinking of wasnt sang by a kid but it was about god and abuse.  it may not be the right one but it is by martina mc bride and called concrete angel.
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blimey, there's a bast from the past!\nMolly & Polly Glossop\nhttp://www.pigeonstreet.com/characters.php\n\nOh I see what you did there, that's just mean, can't get the damn song out of my head now!
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that song is What Would You Do by City High. I love that song. here is the lyrics.\n\nBoys and girls wanna hear a true story\nSaturday night I was at this real wild party\nThey had the liquor overflowing the cup\nAbout five or six strippers trying to work for a buck\nThen I took one girl outside with me\nHer name was Loni she went to junior high with me\nSaid why you up in there dancing for cash\nI guess a whole lots changed since I seen you last\nShe said\n\nWhat would you do if your son was at home\nCrying all alone on the bedroom floor\n'Cause he's hungry\nAnd the only way to feed him is to\nSleep with a man for a little bit of money\nAnd his daddys gone\nSomewhere smoking rock now\nIn and out of lock-down\nI ain't got a job now\nSo for you this is just a good time\nBut for me this is what I call life\n\nGirl you ain't the only one with a baby\nThat's no excuse to be living all crazy\nThen she looked me right square in the eye\nAnd said everyday I wake up hoping to die\nShe said nigga I know about pain 'cause\nMe and my sister ran away so my daddy couldn't rape us\nBefore I was a teenager\nI done been through more sh\nYou can't even relate ta\n\nWhat would you do if your son was at home\nCrying all alone on the bedroom floor\n'Cause he's hungry\nAnd the only way to feed him is to\nSleep with a man for a little bit of money\nAnd his daddy's gone\nSomewhere smoking rock now\nIn and out of lock-down\nI ain't got a job now\nSo for you this is just a good time\nBut for me this is what I call life\n\nThen she said\nWhat would you do if?\nGet up on my feet and let go of every excuse\nWhat would you do if?\n'Cause I wouldn't want my baby to go through what I went through\nWhat would you do if?\nGet up on my feet and stop making up tired excuses\nWhat would you do if?\nGirl I know if my mother could do it baby you can do it!\n\nWhat would you do if your son was at home\nCrying all alone on the bedroom floor\n'Cause he's hungry\nAnd the only way to feed him is to\nSleep with a man for a little bit of money\nAnd his daddy's gone\nSomewhere somking rock now\nIn and out of lock-down\ni ain't got a job now\nSo for you this is just a good time\nBut for me this is what I call life\n[Repeat 2 more times]