Not sure about the genre. It's not Eddy Grant's song. One thing I remember from the song, is the saxophone is one of the instruments in the song. I remember hearing it as far back as the 1990s,
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The actual title is "Careless Whisper", by George Michael, and it's from '84....but the lyrics don't match up. This is just the chorus...\n\nI'm never gonna dance again\nguilty feet have got no rhythm\nthough it's easy to pretend\nI know you're not a fool\n\nShould've known better than to cheat a friend\nand waste the chance that I've been given\nso I'm never gonna dance again\nthe way I danced with you
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Sorry, I can't recall what song it was. Good movie, though.
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It's  by Blake Morgan. You can listen to it (legally) here:\nhttp://www.enginecompanyrecords.com/BlakeMorgan/
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I have not seen this movie for a long time, But I think it may be Lonesome Town by Ricky Nelson. Get the soundtrack for Pulp Fiction, It's really, really good.
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No the song is Remeber the Name by Fort Minor. I got it on my Ipod. Great song
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try to search on google,may be you find the song
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Could it be "Sprung" by Nu Flavor?\n\nThe lyrics are a bit explicit so I won't link to them.
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It's called "Fade" by Kimblee, and it's "so now WE'RE here". I've got it on my iPod, it's a Funky House tune.
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Apparently it's Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis. Looks like it's on lots of different CDs, I found loads, see here
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"The Rescue" by American Hi-Fi\n\nI'm not completely sure though...
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Title: Artist: KENNY ROGERS Song: Sweet Music Man\nBut nobody sings a love song quite like you do \nand nobody else could make me sing along \nand nobody else could make me feel \nthat things are right when I know they’re wrong \n( that things are right when you’re wrong with the song ) \nnobody sings a love song quite like you.\nI typed some of your lyrics in and put the word lyrics to find it as music "Sing the songs nobody sings, lyrics" - in search bar - and this is the best I could come up with.  \nHow much more do you remember?\nWhere did you hear it?\nDo you remember a repeated verse - a chores verse?\nWho might have sung it?\nWhat type of music did it sound like - rap, pop, ect.?\nrayouko_firefervor@yahoo.com      <= this is me\nYou can try what I did - typing a part and then putting lyrics afterword, or you can give me an email and I will see what I can do.  Make sure I can email you back to say if I can even help.\nDon't make it a hobby to email me - I almost NEVER sign on.
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Ah!  You must look for Indochine!  Absolutely must!  Indochine isn't really pop.  They are quite...ummm...unique.  I don't know how to classify it really; I just know it's good!  You have to be careful with some of their songs though because some are quite bad...  They are quite prolific with their music; so, even with some bad ones, you have many good ones.  Their best include: "J'ai Demandé La Lune," "Justine," "Juste Toi et Moi," "Le Manoir," "Mao Boy" (if you like "Dragostea Din Tei," surely you'll like this one), "Marilyn," and "Morphine."  They also have a song that is really good which is called "Rêves Doux" in French, but I think it may go by "Sweet Dreams" (or however it translates maybe).  I cannot remember which they call it.  It is in French though.  Also, if you're into music that has an older style, you'd like "L'aventurier" by Indochine.  Enough about Indochine now; Mélanie Renaud is good too, but only one of his songs.  Ha ha.  I only like his "La Lune Pleure."  That song and most of the Indochine ones really have unique beginnings; the middle parts often get a lot more going on, and sound really great too!  Also, if you'd not mind a song with some English, Placebo has a song called "Protege Moi."  It's very good, and quite different from their usual style.  They also have an English version called "Protect Me From What I Want."  I hope that I have at least convinced you to try Indochine!  You're only halfway there with a real music collection once you've got "Dragostea Din Tei!"  You need the Indochine for the other half! :)
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Return to  Innocence by Enigma? Try this link.\nYou're welcome. Glad I could help.
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It sounds like Sean Paul - Temperature as it is very popular lately\n\nBut a) its not french\n    b) sean paul is a GUY and does every lyric in the song\n    c) I don't think this is the song your looking for :D
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It's actually kind of old. It's called Mad World by Gary Jules.
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After checking out AdTunes, it appears the song is called "Ride" by Fernando. I've also linked a preview sample of the song. I hope that helps =).
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yes, it is probably Cars by gary Numan which was a lot of synthesized sounds...but Gino Vanelli also did a song titled Black Cars...my guess is the Gary Numan because he was new wave and wore make up whereas Gino Vanelli did not wear make up...cheers