I think the song came out in 1992, it was done by a rap artist and it was an anti-television song.  The first verse went something like this..."Television the strength of our nation, breeding ignorance..."  Any help on this song would be appreciated.
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Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy - Television, The Drug Of The Nation Lyrics\nhttp://www.asklyrics.com/display/Disposable_Heroes_Of_Hiphoprisy/Television,_The_Drug_Of_The_Nation_Lyrics/129921.htm
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Wow, I play that song so much, and I have never sat down to try and make sense of the lyrics. Being an American, I probably wouldn't be much help to analyze it, but letting you know there are Americans who do like the song.
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i am looking for this song too. some answers i have are the GMWA national mass choir,or ricky dillard...........and i just downloaded the latter, and i believe it is by ricky dillard
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I found it online.\n\nIt is: Passage D by Flashbulb\n\nClick the link below to listen to it!
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Um. The song that came immediately to mind, and the only song that comes to mind right now, is from Local H, called "so pathetic".  It's rock, and it repeats like crazy. But it's been out for just about forever though. Here's the lyrics, if it helps.\n\nBorn to be down\n I've learned all my lessons before now\n Born to be down\n I think you'll get use to it\n \n\nAnd you just don't get it\n Keep it copasetic\n And you learn to accept it\n you know you're so pathetic\n And you just don't get it\n keep it copasetic\n and you learn to accept it \n you know you're so pathetic\n \n And you don't\n And you don't \n And you don't\n And you don't\n \n Born to be down\n I think that I said this before now\n Born to be down\n What good is confidence\n \n And you just don't get it\n Keep it copasetic\n And you learn to accept it\n You know you're so pathetic\n And you just don't get it\n Keep it copasetic\n And you learn to accept it\n You know you're so pathetic\n \n And you don't\n And you don't \n And you don't \n And you don't\n \n And you just don't get it\n Keep it copasetic \n And you learn to accept it\n You know you're so pathetic(x4)\n \n And you don't(x9)\n \n And you just don't get it\n Keep it copasetic\n And you learn to accept it\n You know you're so pathetic(x4)\n \n And you don't
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hey wutsup. i was wondering what the song was called just as much as you. haha. ok well the song you're looking for is Can't Replace You by Samantha Moore. if you ever need to figure out a song. you can just look it up. you go to MTV.com and hit the show and the episode guide. click on the episode and it'll have a button that says featured music. i didnt know it had that till now. ok well hope this helpz you. ALOHA! --Jenn (weirdtarx4u)
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on't know if they use it on ESPN, but the one they use on TNT, that they started using during the playoffs last year was the first song on the new "Fort Minor" CD. Not sure what the name of the song is, but it's definitely from Fort Minor. Try that one, it might be what you mean.
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The title is Believe it or not and it was the theme song for (i think) America's greatest hero or something like that, a tv show in the eighties. Possibly sung by Chris (or Kris) Kristoffersen
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"What Would You Do" by City High. Someone asked about it yesterday too. Interesting.
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You might be thinking of "Tell Me Why" by Will Smith.\n\n" Why did my brother Sterling have to die "\n\nNot exactly the same, but some rap songs are hard to understand.
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well that tupac verse actually came from a tupac song called until the end of time.  someone prob. just took lyrics from different songs and put them on the same beat, it is prob. a mix tape, but the only lyrics i recognized is pac's and that was from his song until the end of time
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Well, I found out it aired Sept 13, 1988, and ACLU Series 6 Audiovisual has it somewhere, but I couldn't find it online.  Sorry.  I really tried to help.
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To be honest Id never heard of this (knew the song) until now.\n\nIts what they say, learn something new every day.\n\nJust got to work out if its a good thing to learn lol\n\nCheck the link for some possible material ideas.
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Hey, the song your trying to find is "Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in my Hand" it is sung by Primitive Radio Gods. Great tune, one of my personal favorites. I spent 3 days browsing yahoo music jukebox about 2 months ago just to find that song.  Tom's Diner also had that in it but I figured I'd give both just in case it was the other. Hope it helps. Peace.
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that's like the best song ever!!! it's "crazy" by gnarls barkley. cool video too.
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It's called "Give Me That", by Webbie..\n\nhere's the link to the lyrics (a little TOO graphic to post here)..\nhttp://www.lyricstop.com/g/givemethat-webbiefbunbfromugk.html
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I know what you're talking about. He performed that song on some award show. Try looking on you tube.