Yes it was 1979.. and there was like this song and the lyrics I can remember are     \nDaddy please dont it wasnt his fault he means so much to me ... Daddy please dont were gonna get married just you wait and see... \nWhat was the name of it and who was the artist... I have asked some of my old friends when we were remeninceing about funny things and none of them remembered this song... I think the dad ended up shooting but the daughter jumped in front of her boyfriend and her dad shot her... cant believe we spent our recesses singing this song... am I the only person in the world to remember this song?
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The title of the song is RUN JOEY RUN by David Geddes. Lyrics are as follows:\n\nDaddy please don't, it wasn't his fault, he means so much to me\nDaddy please don't, we're gonna get married...just you wait and see.\n\nShe called me up, late last night, she said Joe, don't come over\nMy dad and I just had a fight, and he stormed out the door\nI've never seen him act his this way, my God, hes going crazy\nHe says he's gonna make you pay, for what we've done, he's got a gun, so\n\nRun Joey Run Joey Run\nDaddy please don't, it wasn't his fault, he means so much to me\nDaddy please don't, we're gonna get married...just you wait and see.\n\nI got in my car and I drove like mad, till I reached Julie's place\nShe ran to me, with tears in her eyes, and bruises on her face\nAll at once, I saw him there, sneaking up behind me, WATCH OUT!\nThen Julie yelled, he's got a gun, and she stepped in front of me\nSuddenly, a shot rang out, and I saw Julie falling\nI ran to her, I held her close, when I looked down, my hands were red,\nand heres the last words Julie said...\n\nDaddy please don't, it wasn't his fault, he means so much to me\nDaddy please don't, we're gonna get married.....aaahhh..ahhhh\nahhhh....ahhhhh\n\nRun Joey run Joey run Joey run Joey run Joey run
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Vickie Lawrence sang the song first in 1973; it was written by Bobby Russell.  It's the story of a guy who is told by his friend that his wife cheated with the friend and another guy.  The guy gets a gun to kill his friend, but when he gets there the friend is already dead.  The guy signals the police and they hang him for the crime, which was really committed by his sister.
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Kind of an oldie - the skit where Buckwheat was shot. Eddie Murphy was Buckwheat, Mary Roach was Alfalfa, and Jow Piscopo was Ted Koppel doing the Nightline special about the shooting.\nThey kept playing the shooting clip over and over and slowing it down - funny stuff
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Hey!  I just found out what that song is. -- \nIt's called Manana (Is Soon Enough for Me) - and it's from an  album called "Mambo Fever" by Jackie Davis.   \n\n I think you can get it on i-tunes or places like that.  I love that sausage song.  LOL
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yeah i relized that too!!! i thought it was a mistake!!! i don't think that is the name of a song though...i think that is just part of the song....
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I have limewire running in the background and just did a search.. no reliable source was found.. the video exists on there.. but the links were dead and no connection could be made.. \nthanks so much for the stooooopid question.. the group and song had fallen completely off my radar.. good times indeed
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It seems to be about her relationship w/ her father.  She's saying that b/c of her fame, she has lost touch with him, and now it's too late to go back to the way it used to be, father and daughter.  It seems to imply that he died, but I kinda doubt that.  It's kind of like a song about loss, good to play after a break-up or a death.  All I know is that that video makes me want to burst into tears.  It's the saddest song I've heard so far...
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G'day Bubbles,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nHurt was co-written by Linda Perry and Christina Aguilera. Aguilera suggested the topic of losing a loved one as she had not tackled that topic as yet. Perry was open to the idea as she had just lost her father. Aguilera then changed Perry's draft so that it would appeal to anyone who lost a loved one rather than a father.\n\nIt has now been chosen as the second single from Back to Basics and has reached the top 30. It is hoped that it will peak over Christmas similar to Beautiful in 2002.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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By the way, if this is the worst thing you guys have to argue about - you're pretty lucky :-))\n\nSounds to me like you are both right. I always thought it was about a relationship (not necessarily divorce, tho). But if you look at the lyrics (below), some of the verses sound like they're about a relationship, and some about life in general.\n\nBut if your husband heard Garth Brooks say what the song was about - well, I guess Mr Brooks would be the one who would know....\n\n"The Dance"\n\nLooking back on the memory of\nThe dance we shared 'neath the stars above\nFor a moment all the world was right\nHow could I have known that you'd ever say goodbye\n\nAnd now I'm glad I didn't know\nThe way it all would end the way it all would go\nOur lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain\nBut I'd of had to miss the dance\n\nHolding you I held everything\nFor a moment wasn't I a king\nBut if I'd only known how the king would fall\nHey who's to say you know I might have changed it all\n\nAnd now I'm glad I didn't know\nThe way it all would end the way it all would go\nOur lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain\nBut I'd of had to miss the dance\n\nYes my life is better left to chance\nI could have missed the pain but I'd of had to miss the dance
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i have heard this song before, i'm searching, just reserving a spot for my answer when i find it, i have heard this song before i promise!  i just don't think it's bethany dillon though\n\nsomeone told me it was a single called "worthy" by a guy named david brown.  if i don't find anything by the time the question expires, you're best bet might be to ask you're youth leader where they found the song and if they have like a copy of it or where they found it from.\n\ni'll try to be more help tomorrow when i'm not falling asleep in front of the computer
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It's called "Line of Fire" by Hell Rell Featuring Jr Writer. You should check out a song called "Getting money" by Jr Writer and 40 Cal. and one called "Hammer Control" by Cam'ron. Those are crazy. I like "Gutta Talk" as well by Jr Writer featuring 40 Cal. "Fly Boyz" by Jim Jones "Reppin Time" is also by him.
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It's called "Karma", oddly enough it was sung by a country artist, her first name is Jessica, and I forgot her last name, I will pop back in , if I remember her last name, it is a really good song, I bought the cd just beause of the song, but it was a couple years ago.yes she is considered country but she would really be lso pop- ish
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Isn't that just a great song by Dr Demento?? I just love it, the lyrics are great!\n\nBtw, you forgot the first part;)\n\nRemember when you ran away\nAnd I got on my knees and begged\nYou not to leave\nBecause I'd go berserk?\nWell!\nYou left me anyhow and then\nThe days got worse and worse\nAnd now you see I've gone\nCompletely out of my mind.\n\nAnd\n\nThey're...... etc.\n\nTiff
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dan seals. the bop.\n\nbrings back memories of my mom. i was only a kid but wanted to get her the cassette (remember those?). i finally got it for her for christmas. i unwrapped it and forwarded it to the song. christmas morning, we danced to it. \n\ni can hear it in my head right now. thanks for the memory.
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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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I like the song too..but do not know if there is a story behind it..\nTry asking Rollye James  (google her)
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The only info I could find is this, the full lyric, I hope it might be useful\n\nhttp://www.crapville.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3262&TPN=2\n\n(Is the second post)