It's an older country song.It's sung by a man. It's about an answering machine. I think the girl moved away or broke up with him. However, she calls and the answering machine says something like.. "If it's Monday I'm fishing. If it's Tuesday I'm bowling.. ETC." But she hangs up.. Finally she calls again.. and the same answering machine message comes up but it's him and he knows its her.. WHAT IS THAT SONGGG?!
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Here's the title and lyrics:\n\n\nAustin\n(D.Kent/K.Manna) \n\nShe left without leavin' a number\nSaid she needed to clear her mind\nHe figured she'd gone back to Austin\n'Cause she talked about it all the time\nIt was almost a year before she called him up\nThree rings and an answering machine is what she got\n\nIf you're callin' 'bout the car I sold it\nIf this is Tuesday night I'm bowling\nIf you've got somethin' to sell, you're wastin' your time, I'm not\nbuyin'\nIf it's anybody else, wait for the tone,\nYou know what to do\nAnd P.S. if this is Austin, I still love you\n\nThe telephone fell to the counter\nShe heard but she couldn't believe\nWhat kind of man would hang on that long\nWhat kind of love that must be\nShe waited three days, and then she tried again\nShe didn't know what she'd say,\nBut she heard three rings and then\n\nIf it's Friday night I'm at the ballgame\nAnd first thing Saturday, if it don't rain\nI'm headed out to the lake\nAnd I'll be gone, all weekend long\nBut I'll call you back when I get home\nOn Sunday afternoon\nAnd P.S. If this is Austin, I still love you\n\nWell, this time she left her number\nBut not another word\nThen she waited by the phone on Sunday evenin'\nAnd this is what he heard\n\nIf you're callin' 'bout my heart\nIt's still yours\nI should've listened to it a little more\nThen it wouldn't have taken me so long to know where I belong\nAnd by the way, boy, this is no machine you're talkin' to\nCan't you tell, this is Austin, and I still love you\n\nI still love you
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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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I have no idea...sounds like a nice song though. Where'd you hear it?
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I think it might be "Behind Closed Doors" by Charlie Pride
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Not sure if this is the song though, haven't heard of one by Josh Gracin, and couldn't find it on my lyrics site...\n\nArtist/Band: Larsen Blaine\nLyrics for Song: How Do You Get That Lonely\nLyrics for Album: In My High School\n\nIt was just another story printed on the second page \nUnderneath the Tiger's football score \nIt said he was only eighteen, a boy about my age \nThey found him face down on the bedroom floor \nThey found him face down on his bedroom floor\n\nThere'll be services on Friday at the Lawrence Funeral Home \nThen out on Mooresville highway, they'll lay him 'neath a stone... \n\nHow do you get that lonely, how do you hurt that bad \nTo make you make the call, that havin' no life at all \nIs better than the life that you had \nHow do you feel so empty, you want to let it all go \nHow do you get that lonely... and nobody know \n\nDid his girlfriend break up with him, did he buy or steal that gun? \nDid he lose a fight with drugs or alcohol? \nDid his Mom and Daddy forget to say I love you son? \nDid no one see the writing on the wall? \n\nI'm not blamin' anybody, we all do the best we can \nI know hindsight's 20/20, but I still don't understand... \n\nHow do you get that lonely, how do you hurt that bad \nTo make you make the call, that havin' no life at all \nIs better than the life that you had \nHow do you feel so empty, you want to let it all go \nHow do you get that lonely... and nobody know \n\nIt was just another story printed on the second page \nUnderneath the Tiger's football score...
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It's a song called Someone by Brian Culbertson.. and the lyrics are a bit different... see the link :)
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I think it's a song called "Strangers Again" and best I can work out it's by a band called Lythium.  Full lyrics are in the link.\n\nCan't give you any more info about the band I'm afraid.
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The song is "Mr. Lonely", by Bobby Vinton. (this song came out in '64)\n\nLonely, I'm Mr. Lonely,\nI have nobody for my own.\nI'm so lonely, I'm Mr. Lonely,\nwish I had someone to call on the phone.\n\nI'm a soldier, a lonely soldier,\nAway from home through no wish of my own.\nThat's why I'm lonely, I'm Mr. Lonely,\nI wish that I could go back home.\n\nLetters, never a letter,\nI get no letters in the mail.\nI've been forgotten, yeah, forgotten,\nOh how I wonder how is it I failed.\n\nI'm a soldier, a lonely soldier,\nAway from home through no wish of my own.\nThat's why I'm lonely, I'm Mr. Lonely,\nI wish that I could go back home
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Song: What Might Have Been\nArtist: Little Texas\n\nAlmost sounds like a hair band ballad, don't you think?
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As the country song goes, "Should've Asked Her Faster."  Sorry for your rotten luck.  Hopefully her relationship won't last long and then you'll have your shot.  If not, there are other fish in the sea.
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Andy Griggs - She Thinks She Needs Me\n\nhttp://www.hit-country-music-lyrics.com/Andy-Griggs-She-Thinks-She-Needs-Me.html
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It's called call me by Janet Jackson ft. Nelly i love this song.
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You are probably thinking of the song that gets played in a lot of westerns just before a gunfight.  It was actually written for a Clint Eastwood flick - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.  That is also the name of the song.
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There is a country song by Randy Travis called "Forever and Ever, Amen" that has the line it:\n "They say time takes its toll on a body/ Makes a young girl’s brown hair turn gray/ Well honey I don’t care I ain’t in love with your hair/ And if it all fell out I’ve love you anyway/"\n\nDoes that sound like the song you're looking for?
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Here is the song that you were looking for. Its She Was by Mark Chesnutt\n\nShe started her new life ten dollars in debt\nThat's all it took to get started back then\nA trip to the courthouse across that state line\nNo-one could stop her\nShe's made up her mind\nHe was eighteen,and she wasn't\n\nBut she said she was\nAnd never thought twice\nAnd came back home as my daddy's wife\nShe just shook her head when her mama said:\n"Are you sure he's the one?"\nAnd she was\n\nHe took a job and farmed on the side\nHe made the ends meet,but she kept'em tied\nChanges were comin' to their little world\nShe said "What would you like?\n"A boy or a girl?\nAnd he said,"Are you?"\n\nAnd she said she was\nAnd never thoguht twice\n'Bout takin' the next step in building their lives\nSoon there were three and she tried to\nEverything to us\nAnd she was\n\nThose precious moments turned into years\nIn what seemed like a blink of an eye\nI held her hand as I leaned down to ask her\n"Momma,are you ready to say goodbye?"\n\nAnd she said she was\nBut she thought twice\nHoldin' my hand as she let go of life\nDaddy always said a woman like her\nWould be hard to give up\nAnd she was (She was)\n\nIf there ever was a picture of love She was
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Sick of Being Lonely \nLittle shawty, we used to be on the phone all day\nTalkin' to the sunshine shinin' on my bald head\nNow today seem strange\nNo call on my celly, no name on my caller ID\nCallin' you up and ya OGs sayin' you ain't home\nWhat's really goin' on? I wanna know\nSo gimme a call and let's play no games\nI'm playin', you want the plane\nDon't point a finger over herre\nI bought you a fur coat for your birthday\nAnd this the things I get shorty?\nOver there you starin' mad \nThat I went out with them other chicks\nI told you they ain't shit!\nThey were just some buddies from high school that I went to\nWhere my old homies wanted me to kick it to 'em\nBut I called you up but you wasn't home\nBaby girl when you get this message, gimme a call\nI'll be waitin' at home\nI'm so sick of being lonely\nEvery night while my man goes out with his homies\nI wanna know how it feels to be loved, be loved\nSick of being lonely\nEvery night while my man goes out with his homies\nI wanna know how it feels to be loved, be loved\nAny other night, you'd be at home waitin' on me, yeah \n(What's goin' on?)\nAny other night, you'd be actin' like a bugaboo, ooh\n(What's goin' on?)\nAny other night, you'd be callin' me, stallin' me, ha\n(What's goin' on?)\nAny other night, I can guarantee a page from you, ooh\n(What's goin' on?)\nHmmm, but tonight seem different\nMan, it's about this fishy (I'm so confused)\nCuz I ain't even get shhhh\nMy wife ain't hit me on my pager or cell\nAnd when I CALL HER, I keep gettin' the damn voice mail\nWhat's goin' on? Yeah I know I'm wrong\nFor goin' and comin' home at 'bout four in the mornin'\nHopin' ya "Home Alone" like Caulkin\nBut I picked the wrong time, and respect will be expected\nI'm so sick of bein' lon-\nAHH, don't finish yo statement\nYou alone call me, I'll be yo replacement\nPut me in the game coach, you can let that lame go\nLet me lick you on your neck and go down to yo ankles\nCuz ain't no mo' better, freakier feller\nFrom the Field to creep wit', when ya guys are dummy\nHoney you lookin' good, and mo' gooder than a late of neck bones\nTenderized and yummy, the Energizer bunny can't compete with me\nCuz I be goin' and goin', rowin'\nWith mo' motion than ya ocean from night to mornin'\nHit it huffin' and puffin', breath stankin' and yawnin'\nSomething so pretty as you at home alone\nThat's unbelieveable, like when the cow jumped over the moon\nNow, I never put nothin' before you\nThat's like eatin' cereal, pickin' a fork over a spoon
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I think it may be a song by ELO.  I know they have a chorus singing throughout the song, no words just a bunch of ahhhhh's.  For the life of me I can't remember the name of the song but I hear it all the time on my classic rock station.