Can someone help me find the lyrics to the theme song of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie (The first one). I need the lyrics in English and Spanish.
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This Is What We Do - MC Hammer\n\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle!\nOn a half shell, they're the heroes four\nIn this day and age who could ask for more?\nThe crime wave is high with muggings mysterious\nOur police and detective are farious\ncause they can't find the source\nOf this lethally evil force\nThis is serious so give me a quarter\nI was a witness, get me a reporter!\nCall April O'Neil in on this case, and\nYou'd better hurry up, there's no time to waste!\nWe need help, like quick, on the double\nHave pity on the city, man it's in trouble!\nWe need heroes like the lone ranger\nWhen tonto came pronto, when there was danger\nThey didn't say they'd be there in half an hour\ncause they displayed...\n\nturtle power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle!\n\nNow our miss reporter was hot on the trail\nDetermined to put these crooks in jail\nShe spied the bad guys and saw what happened\nBut before she knew it, she fell in a trap and got caught!\nYeah, she was all alone\nWith no friends, and no phone\nNow this was beyond her wrost dreams\nCause she was concered by some wayward teens\nHeaded by shredder they were anything but good\nMisguided, unloved, they called them the foot\nThey could terrorize and be angry youth, and\nThey mugged the people. who needed proof?\nThen from out of the dark came an awesome sound!\nShouted "cowabunga!" as they hit the ground\nFrom the field of weeds the heroes rescued the flower\nCause they possessed...\n\nturtle power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle!\nDo you stand for what you believe in?\nAnd find the strength to do what's right?\n\nThat's turtle power!\nHeroes on a half shell, they're on a mission\nWhen there's a battle got the enemy wishin'\nThat they stayed at home, instead of fightin'\nThese ninja masters with moves like lightnin'\nThey were once normal, but now they're mutants\nSplinter's the teacher so they are the students\nLeonardo, Michaelangelo, and Donatello\nMake up this group with one other follow\nRaphael, he's the leader of the group\nTransformed from the norm by the nuclear goop\nPizza's the food that's sure to please\nThese ninjas are into pepperonI and cheese\nBack to the story, it's not hard to find\nNinjas not just of the body but of the mind\nThese are the words that their master instructed\nBut a letter from shredder has splinter abducted\nThat was the last straw, spring into action\nStep on the foot, now they're gonna lose traction\nNow this is for real, so you fight for justice\nYour shell is hard so you shout, "they can't dust us" four!\nLike some old coffee table\nSince you were young you've been willing and able\nTo defeat the snake, protect the weak\nFight for rights and the freedom to speak\nNow the villian is showin' so you take a stand\nBack to the wall, put your sword in your hand\nRemember the words of your teacher, your master:\n"evil moves fast, but good moves faster!"\nThen light, shining for your illumination\nGood versus evil equals confrontation\nSo when you're in trouble don't give in and go sour\nTry to rely on your...\n\nturtle power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nT-u-r-t-l-e power!\nTeenage mutant ninja turtle! POWER!\n\n(Couldn't find it in Spanish, you might want to find someone to translate.)
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En verdad quiero que esta relacion entre nosotros siga y funcione, me estoy esforzando mucho para que esto funcione y nos podemos comunicar el uno al otro, por favor no te desesperes que poco a poco nos vamos ir entendiendo mas.\n\nTranslation\nI really want this relationship between us goes and works, Im making a lot of effort so this works and we can communicate with each other, please dont get desperate, little by little we will understand each other more.\n \nI dont know if its too cheesy but you can try saying that, or if you have a text just type it here and I'll translate it for you.
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Hi!  Go to the website listed and it gives you all of the songs played in the movie.  Thanks.
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download "limewire" , it's p2p software, you would find lot. and Lyrics, www.sing365.com. it could help you
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Spanish movie and song
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el reggaeton comenzó a mediados de los ochenta. Empezó en un boliche llamado the noise una noche cualquiera cuando uno de los artistas preferidos se animó a cantar rap pero con letra latina. Los primeros reggaetones eran temas de norteamerica con letra llevada al español. Pero no eran traducidos, eran "trovados". Como tú dices ha empezado en dos lugares de centroamérica: P.R y Panamá, fuerón estilos diferentes al principio pero al ir pasando de país a país y los artistas se fueron animando a cantarlo se unificó en lo que hoy conocemos. Sin embargo cuando escuchás reggaetón de diferentes países puedes notar pequeñas diferencias. Lo que lo vuelve al reggaetón muy parecido es que casí todos las canciones hablan de temas cotidianos. Tal vez sea por eso que se confunde la gente. Además la forma de bailarlo es parecida con respecto a lo agresivo y dominador que es el baile. Bailar reggaetón parece un reto sensual, sexual, parece un acortejamiento de mujer a hombre / hombre a mujer. Watchea los videos!!
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Thank you for incredible laugh!  I plugged in some familiar poems with hysterical results.  Even the basics got mutilated.\nGracias por todo.  Me has ayudado mucho.  (Thanks for everything.  You've helped me alot.)  \nbecame\nThank you for everything. Me you happen assisted really.\n\nFor extra amusement, try plugging in Daddy Yankee lyrics...
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http://www.spanishromance.com/spanish-language/lyrics/view.asp?id=35\n\nhttp://www.tubreveespacio.com/pdic-perdoname.htm
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i know them here is a link for you to veiw all their songs and choose what lyrics you want..\n\nhttp://www.lyricsmania.com/lyrics/hourcast_lyrics_9826/\n\nhere is the link to their song 'freeze'..\n\nhttp://myspacevideocode.com/v-14537-freeze.php\n\n=)
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YO! It’s the green machine -- Gonna rock the town without bein’ seen \nHave you ever seen a turtle Get Down? \nSlammin’ Jammin’ to the new swing sound \nYeah, everybody let’s move \nVanilla is here with the new Jack Groove \nGonna rock, and roll this place\nWith the power of the ninja turtle bass \nIceman, ya know I’m not playin’\nDevistate the show while the turtles are sayin'
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Good question...\n\nThe work is actually a theme song to a British TV show called "The One Game".  The composer is Nigel Hess.  The language is not Welsh, it's made up.  Hence the difficulty in finding an English translation.  In fact, there may not be a translation.  It may simply be neat sounding words with no meaning.  That I don't know.  I'm sure you could email Nigel Hess and ask him.  http://www.myramusic.co.uk/
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Try looking for a distribution company that specializes in spanish language films.  You might be able to buy directly from their website.  I did a google search for the title of the film in quotes and it's available for download if you can't find a dvd copy.  Buena Suerte
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I found this on the web - the Original song lyrics, followed by the translation:\n\nViento Del Arena\n\nDimelo partir y ir al\ndimelo dilalo\nlatira malacali\nlatira malacali\nmasimela la malacali\nva tirando de la malacali\nva tirando de la malacali\ndimelo hay un martir y ir al\ndimelo hay un martir y ir al\nmiralo miralo\ndimelo partir y ir al\nlatira malacali\nlatira malacali\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nViento Del Arena (Sand In The Wind)\nGod, I sing your splendor\nYou, who are the earth and the fire\nThe water and the wind.\nAll the sons of the wind are your sons\nAll the sons of the wind are brothers\nThis is why I sing my brothers of the desert\nThe sons of the sand of the desert.\n\n- Translated by Lauren Pace. - \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nBack to "Bamboleo"
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One of these:\n\n"Sands Theme"\nWritten and Produced by Johnny Depp, Bill Carter, Bruce Witkin and Ruth Ellsworth\nPerformed by Tonto's Giant Nuts\n\n\n\n"Cuka Rocka"\nArranged and Performed by Chingón\n\n\n\n"Malagueña"\nWritten by Ernesto Lecuona\nPerformed by Brian Setzer\nCourtesy of Surfdog Records\n\n\n\n"Malagueña salerosa"\nWritten by Pedro Galindo & Elpidio Ramírez\n\n\n\n"Traeme paz"\nWritten by Patricia Vonne and Israel Rodriguez\nPerformed by Patricia Vonne\nUnder license from Bandolera Records\n\n\n\n"La Culebra"\nTraditional\nPerformed by Mariachi Silvestre Vargas\nUnder license from Disco Orfeón Videovox S.A./PHAM\n\n\n\n"Flor de mal"\nWritten by Tito Larriva and Steven Hufsteter\nProduced by Robert Rodriguez and Carl Thiel\nPerformed by Enrique Iglesias\nCourtesy of Interscope Records\n\n\n\n"Yo te quiero"\nWritten and Performed by Marcos Loya\nCourtesy of Spindletop Records\n\n\n\n"La Chongeada"\nWritten and Performed by Banda San José\nUnder license from Cabaret Records\n\n\n\n"Dias de Los Angeles"\nWritten by Mark Del Castillo and Alex Ruiz\nPerformed by Del Castillo\nCourtesy of Smilin' Castle Productions\n\n\n\n"Y me dejastes tirado en la calle"\nWritten and Performed by Antonio Banderas\n\n\n\n"Pistolero"\nWritten by Ben Watkins and Steve Stevens\nPerformed by Juno Reactor\nCourtesy of Melt 2000/Sound Reproductions Limited\n\n\n\n"Me gustas tu"\nWritten and Performed by Manu Chao\nCourtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc.\nUnder license from EMI Film & Television Music\n\n\n\n"Bolero Ranchero"\nWritten and Performed by Omar Ortiz\nUnder license from Cabaret Records\n\n\n\n"El pájaro cú"\nTraditional\nPerformed by Mariachi Cobre\nUnder license from Celestial Harmonies\n\n\n\n"Siente mi amor"\nWritten by Robert Rodriguez and José Tamez\nProduced by Robert Rodriguez and Carl Thiel\nPerformed by Salma Hayek\nSoundtrack on Milan Records
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It is: "Él tiene cabello obscuro"\nTake care!★
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why not www.eddieguerrero.org...\n\ni only got randy's theme..\n\nhttp://www.savefile.com/files2.php?fid=4415185&key=231411
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try limewire if your trying to get the theme song, but im not really sure if u can find anything what your looking for. good luck