its an old song from from the seventies i think, Motwown. it goes something like " you may not drive a great big cadialac sun roof top"  " but remember brothers and sisters you can still stand tall just be thankful for what you got"
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William DeVaughn \nBe Thankful For What You Got \n\n\nThough you may not drive a great big Cadillac\nGangsta whitewalls\nTV antennas in the back\nYou may not have a car at all\nBut remember brothers and sisters\nYou can still stand tall\n\nJust be thankful for what you've got\nThough you may not drive a great big Cadillac\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean\nGangsta whitewalls\nTV antennas in the back\n\nYou may not have a car at all\nBut remember brothers and sisters\nYou can still stand tall\nJust be thankful for what you've got\n\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\n\nThough you may not drive a great big Cadillac\nGangsta whitewalls\nTV antennas in the back\nYou may not have a car at all\nBut remember brothers and sisters\nYou can still stand tall\n\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\n\n[Instrumental Interlude]\n\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh\nDiamond in the back, sunroof top\nDiggin' the scene\nWith a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh
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it is called "at 17" by Janice Ian.  I may spelled Janice wrong...Great Great song...depressingly true!
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"The Way" by Fastball\nAlbum Name: All The Pain Money Can Buy\n\nLyrics:\nThey made up their minds\nAnd they started packing\nThey left before the sun came up that day\nAn exit to eternal summer slacking\nBut where were they going Without ever knowing the way?\nThey drank up the wine\nAnd they got to talking\nThey now had more important things to say\nAnd when the car broke down They started walking\nWhere were they going without ever knowing the way?\nCHORUS:\nAnyone could see The road that they walk on is paved in gold\nAnd It's always summer, they'll never get cold\nThey'll Never get hungry\nThey'll never get old and gray\nYou can see their shadows Wandering off somewhere\nThey won't make it home\nBut they really don't care\nThey wanted the highway\nThey're happy there today , today\nThe children woke up\nAnd they couldn't find 'em\nThey Left before the sun came up that day\nThey just drove off\nAnd left it all behind 'em\nBut Where were they going Without ever knowing the way?\nAnyone could see The road that they walk on is paved in gold\nAnd It's always summer, they'll never get cold\nThey'll Never get hungry\nThey'll never get old and gray\nYou can see their shadows Wandering off somewhere\nThey Won't make it home\nBut they really don't care\nThey wanted the highway\nThey're happy there today , today (repeat)\n\n\nI love this song! I always listen to it on road trips ;)
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okay this may be a long shot but given the information you gave and the time line. the song may be Rosa Parks by Outkast. The Chorus Goes " hey hey what that fuss everybody move to back of the bus" you hear a what i that was a fiddle but could be a Jew harp and hand clapping. Hope that was helpful.
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it's a truly fantastic song, i know. i'm not 100% sure but i think the song is on one of the 'tubular bells' albums by mike oldfield.
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Fearless by Pink Floyd\n\nYou say the hill's too steep to climb \nJust climb it \nYou say you'd like to see me try \nClimbing \nYou pick the place and I'll choose the time \nAnd I'll climb \nThe hill in my own way \nJust wait a while for the right day \nAnd as I rise above the tree lines and the clouds \nI look down \nHear the sound of the things you said today \n\nFearlessly, the idiot faced the crowd \nSmiling \nMerciless, the magistrate turns 'round \nFrowning \nAnd who's the fool who wears the crown? \nAnd go down in your own way \nAnd every day is the right day \nAnd as you rise above the fear-lines in his brow \nYou look down \nHear the sound of the faces in the crowd
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"Bat Country" by Avenge Sevenfold\n"Beast And The Harlot" by Avenge Sevenfold\n"Cadillac" by Mest\n"Rooftops" by Mest\n"Hardhead" by Never Heard of It
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At my graduation, I sung You Raise Me Up. It is so pretty and meaningful. sorry, i dont remember who it was by.
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It's a  benediction.\n\nTHE LORD BLESS THEE, by Chuck Butler\n\nThe Lord Bless thee\nand keep thee\nThe Lord make his face\nto shine upon thee\nand be gracious unto thee\nand be gracious unto thee\n\nthe Lord lift up\n(the Lord lift up) echo\nHis countenance\n(His countenance) echo\nupon thee and give thee peace
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might be "Cold Cold Heart" by Hank Williams SR
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God's Last Altar Call By Jimmie Davis Unfortunatly I could Not Find The Lyrics To IT!
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The name of the song is Stand Up
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"The Rescue" by American Hi-Fi\n\nI'm not completely sure though...
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Its really good to me. To me seems to say that true strength to walk with God comes from God and not from ourselves. It appears to acknowledges that we all try to do things on our own sometimes and think we are leaning on God/letting him guide us, even when we are not and we are really trying to carry the weight on our own. But its quite upbeat and seems to remind me that even that wont separate me from him in the long term! Its a good reminder, thanks for posting it\n I dont know if this is a song written for this topic but it speaks to me about that with the bits about trying to be strong, being serious about it, but not afraid to be weak and say "I got it wrong"....
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it's by MC5\n\n'Brothers and Sisters\nI wanna see a sea of hands out there.\nLet me see a sea of hands.\nI want everybody to kick up some noise.\nI wanna hear some revolution out there, brothers\nI wanna hear a little revolution.\nBrothers and sisters, the time has come\nFor each and every one of you to decide\nWhether you are gonna be the problem,\nOr whether you are gonna be the solution.\nYou must choose, brothers, you must choose.\nIt takes 5 seconds, 5 seconds of decision.\nFive seconds to realize that it's time to move.\nIt's time to get down with it.\nBrothers, it's time to testify and I want to know,\nAre you ready to testify?\nAre you ready?\nI GIVE YOU A TESTIMONIAL, THE MC5 !!!!'
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"Gypsy" by Fleetwood Mac\n\nhttp://www.lyricspedia.com/fleetwood-mac/gypsy-lyrics/
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thats Fort Minor's song. its called remember the name