Did the oak ridge boys sing a song named " do you remember these? or something like that?
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it was not the oak ridge boys it was the statler brothers - can be found on the cd titled  Best Of The Statler Brothers
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if you mean American Pie By Don McLean then here they are\n\nA long, long time ago... \nI can still remember \nHow that music used to make me smile. \nAnd I knew if I had my chance \nThat I could make those people dance \nAnd, maybe, they’d be happy for a while. \n\nBut february made me shiver \nWith every paper I’d deliver. \nBad news on the doorstep; \nI couldn’t take one more step. \n\nI can’t remember if I cried \nWhen I read about his widowed bride, \nBut something touched me deep inside \nThe day the music died. \n\nSo bye-bye, miss american pie. \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nAnd them good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nSingin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nDid you write the book of love, \nAnd do you have faith in God above, \nIf the Bible tells you so? \nDo you believe in rock ’n roll, \nCan music save your mortal soul, \nAnd can you teach me how to dance real slow? \n\nWell, I know that you’re in love with him \n`cause I saw you dancin’ in the gym. \nYou both kicked off your shoes. \nMan, I dig those rhythm and blues. \n\nI was a lonely teenage broncin’ buck \nWith a pink carnation and a pickup truck, \nBut I knew I was out of luck \nThe day the music died. \n\nI started singin’, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nNow for ten years we’ve been on our own \nAnd moss grows fat on a rollin’ stone, \nBut that’s not how it used to be. \nWhen the jester sang for the king and queen, \nIn a coat he borrowed from james dean \nAnd a voice that came from you and me, \n\nOh, and while the king was looking down, \nThe jester stole his thorny crown. \nThe courtroom was adjourned; \nNo verdict was returned. \nAnd while lennon read a book of marx, \nThe quartet practiced in the park, \nAnd we sang dirges in the dark \nThe day the music died. \n\nWe were singing, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nHelter skelter in a summer swelter. \nThe birds flew off with a fallout shelter, \nEight miles high and falling fast. \nIt landed foul on the grass. \nThe players tried for a forward pass, \nWith the jester on the sidelines in a cast. \n\nNow the half-time air was sweet perfume \nWhile the sergeants played a marching tune. \nWe all got up to dance, \nOh, but we never got the chance! \n`cause the players tried to take the field; \nThe marching band refused to yield. \nDo you recall what was revealed \nThe day the music died? \n\nWe started singing, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nOh, and there we were all in one place, \nA generation lost in space \nWith no time left to start again. \nSo come on: jack be nimble, jack be quick! \nJack flash sat on a candlestick \nCause fire is the devil’s only friend. \n\nOh, and as I watched him on the stage \nMy hands were clenched in fists of rage. \nNo angel born in hell \nCould break that satan’s spell. \nAnd as the flames climbed high into the night \nTo light the sacrificial rite, \nI saw satan laughing with delight \nThe day the music died \n\nHe was singing, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nI m
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If you're talking about the one I'm remembering, it was a band called Flipsyde, and the song title was "Someday." I was asking myself that same question a while back.
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Maybe you are thinking of The Cranberries-Zombie?
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I remember them very much. They were very popular when I was growing up and yes, I liked that song the best
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Hank Williams Sr., my gosh what music...Loretta heck yeah, Dolly yep.  Question for you...who did the song "Living on Tulsa Time."   and as a baby boomer who did not "cut their teeth on Johnny Cash.  For me as I got older I think one of the songs I will remember the most is East Bound and Down. SMOKY AND THE BANDIT..yep a little late but just as much fun....breaker one nine
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the boys!!!  i remember them!\n\ni call my baby on the phone\ngot to get a msg just to let her know\nthat if she ever feels alone\nto dial my heart\n\nand if by chance ur not @ home\nu can reach me baby by the nearest pay phone\ni gotta cross my fingers and pray u'll know\nto dial my heart
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The kids sang that in Stand By Me.
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I can't remember one song they sing, but I saw them once many, many years ago in Dallas Texas.
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I think it was Elvis's Houndog...I am not sure how you forget those lyrics!!
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I remember the Groovy Ghoolies
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Almost sounds like one of those old School House Rock songs you used to find between cartoons on ABC saturday mornings.  Not sure but here is the schoolhouse rock link maybe you can find it there.
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3. i remember it was my fourth b-day and my dads next door neighbors were these boys i think they were about 14 and 15. i thought they were both cute but this one in particular. i don't remember their names or anything but i remember they would come around every once in a while. i remember blowing out the candles and they were watching me, i felt all embarrassed. how young, 4. I'm all smiles right now, thanks for the memory.
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I dont remember the song, but I remember commentator Joe Buck saying it was the foo fighters.
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Oak Ridge Boys I'm a big country fan
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I remember in the early 90s there was a beautiful accoustic song with 2 guys singing they were the Williams brothers.  It said "I'm going to live my life like every day is the last"  Good luck!!!
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I'm laughing at this Louie Armstrong answer....The Temptations..Check this song out it's called--Blue Moon-\nThe Marcels...Like country? Elvira-The Oak Ridge Boys..R&B\nYes maybe some hockey players have soul on ice! HA HA..\nParliament-tear the roof off the sucker\nother parliament songs..