A song in The Wedding Singer... (Kinda tough)?
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It's either "china girl" by David Bowie, or "love my way" by the Pysychedelic Furs\nI don't have the movie on DVD but listen to the lyrics if they are along the lines of\n"but when I get excited\nmy little china girl says\noh baby just you shut your mouth"\n"I'm a mess without my\nlittle china girl\nwake uip in the morning where's my\nlittle china gir"\nthen it's little china girl by David Bowie\nIf the lyrics are more like\n"love my way, \nit's a new road\nI follow\nwhere my mind goes"\nthen it's "love my way" by the psychedelic furs\nThey do sound a little similar, and the Psychedelic Furs lead singer sounds a bit like Bowie\nHope this helps
109246
oh, oh, !! i know this song ! but i cant remember all the words darn it ! \nthanks alot chix , now the songs stuck in my head !! lol! great song by the way
621240
I have sung the national anthem before.  They were both off the cuff.  Someone asked me to sing it minutes before the ceremony would start.  \nIt is an honor.\nIt's not an easy song to sing but I eeked out the high notes and prayed a lot.
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My wife does every time she hears it in the radio....\nI hate that song!\n\nMaybe I wouldnt hate it so much if my wife could sing.\nOh well, gotta luv her!
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I personally find it annoying, but my sisters love it.\n\nIt's a dance song; it would be perfect for your talent show. Good luck!
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Well u see the song he says this in the song I Will Follow You Into The Dark"...\n\nHe may want to stand against the notion that "fear is the heart of love," an idea I've never heard from a faithful person, but this song doesn't quite get him there.  I mean he says his sunday school teacher tells him this, but any faithful person will tell  you there is no fear in love..\nYou can't tell from the song that the singer's lover fears death especially. Maybe it's in the singer's reassurance "It's nothing to cry about," but still, seems to me that it's the singer who broached the topic of his lover's death to begin with. \n\nAnd there's never mention of any fear, on the part of the lover, of making that journey alone.\n\nSo which partner can't bear the thought of separation?Perhaps for the singer, if not his Sunday school teachers, love is the heart of fear.
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He's talking about cheating.  There's a section of the song when he's singing with a woman (presumably the one he's dating) and she asks him about all the things se wants him to do for her, and he readily agrees.  At the end, she goes, "But sooner or later, you'll be screwing around," and he responds, "I won't do that!"
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The Wedding Singer.  Because the tunes were from my time, the 80s........................................
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I can't relate, but I love the song.  I feel for all the people who can relate to it.  It's gotta be so hard.
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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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Usually on the back of or inside cover of an artist's album is booking information.  Maybe you can try to call them to see if you can get them to sing for your wedding. Also you can talk to their management but the first choice is probably better. (If you can't find that info inside the cd, go on the website and look for the info on the bottom of the page.)  I am sure that the pastor also has one of the members numbers-ask him too if that doesn't work.
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This is the best I could find...\n\nHere comes bride\nAll dressed in white\nHere comes the bride\nWith the groom by\nHer(?) side.
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One of my favourites!\n\nJohnny Nash\n\n"I can see clearly now, the rain has gone. I can see all obstacles in my way. Gone are the dark clouds that held me down, it's gonna be a bright, bright, sun shiny day...."\n\nWhenever a troubled time is over, this is one of the songs that lift. \nMaybe I might have this played at my wedding and funeral
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This is driving me mad. The singer is Cher. I can't for the life of me think of the title though!
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"Faithfully" by Journey is really pretty, so is "Heaven" by Bryan Adams, "You're Still The One" by Shania Twain or "The Way You Look Tonight" by Tony Bennett...congrats on getting married by the way! : )
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lol thank you! =]\n\nand well at first we just had to sing the song- not a problem.\nBut THEN we had to do a dance to it while singing. And this dance happened to be choreographed by one of the students, and the chorus teacher- an absolute NIGHTMARE. As a dancer in profession, looking back now, its so horrific, lol.\nThen whenever we practiced the song, for some reason we never practiced to Mary Mary's version, we always practiced to the song being played on the piano. Which happens to sound SO depressing it could make anyone want to go crawl into a corner and die, haha. It seriously sounded like something to be played at a funeral! So when we finally performed this song at the concert, the music was played very quietly, and we were all so embarassed, we all sounded pretty monotone and zombie-like, hahaha.\nEpilogue- This chorus teacher, rumour says, decided to shave her head and live in a monastary. (which isn't true, but it is something she would do :P)\n\nAnd that is my story! :D
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Hurt.. its a beautiful song.. i think it has something to do with linda perry's dad too