I am trying to think of the band that sings this song I'm falling and all I scream for you,I'm calling.
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You sure it's not Nickelback's "Savin' Me"?\n\nPrison gates won’t open up for me\nOn these hands and knees I’m crawling\nOh, I reach for you\n\nWell I’m terrified of these four walls\nThese iron bars can’t hold my soul in\nAll I need is you\nCome please I’m calling\nAnd oh I scream for you\nHurry I’m falling\nI'm falling\n\nShow me what it’s like\nTo be the last one standing\nAnd teach me wrong from right\nAnd I’ll show you what I can be\nAnd say it for me\nSay it to me\nAnd I’ll leave this life behind me\nSay it if it’s worth savin me\n\nHeaven’s gates won’t open up for me\nWith these broken wings I’m falling\nAnd all I see is you\n\nThese city walls ain’t got no love for me\nI’m on the ledge of the eighteenth storey\nAnd oh I scream for you\nCome please I’m calling\nAnd all I need from you\nHurry I’m falling\nI'm falling\n\nShow me what it’s like\nTo be the last one standing\nAnd teach me wrong from right\nAnd I’ll show you what I can be\nAnd say it for me\nSay it to me\nAnd I’ll leave this life behind me\nSay it if it’s worth savin me\nHurry I’m falling\n\nYeah, yeah-hey\n\nAnd all I need is you\nCome please I’m calling\nAnd oh I scream for you\nHurry I’m falling\nI'm falling\nI'm falling\n\nShow me what it’s like\nTo be the last one standing\nAnd teach me wrong from right\nAnd I’ll show you what I can be\nAnd say it for me\nSay it to me\nAnd I’ll leave this life behind me\nSay it if it’s worth savin me\nHurry I’m falling\n\nAnd say it for me\nSay it to me\nAnd I’ll leave this life behind me
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i think it's by a group of the same name vertigo
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The band is called Hem, and the song is "Half Acre"  from the album "Rabbit Songs." \n Learn more about Hem at their website HemMusic.com.
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The song you are thinking of was done by Carl Douglas. The Foo Fighters are still making hits and are better than they have ever been (in my opinion).
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maybe ''anthem of our dying day'' by 'Story of the Year'  \n\np.s. i am a TBS expert but not very great at MCR so if you have any lyrics closer to TBS then i can probably help i think :]
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The band are called Moes Haven and the song is called \nI Think Thom Yorke is Crazy!\n\nYou can listen to it here...
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I have "Photograph" by Nickelback stuck in my head they are my favorite band ever!
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Ask the girl from Smashing Pumpkins Darcy... Or  check out SOL17. Or the Donnas, or the Halo Friendlies, etc.
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I think that's a Korn song called "Coming Undone."
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It was an Australian band called Frente. The singer's name is Angie Hart. I absolutely LOVE that version of the song, I recently got it from Limewire after not hearing it for over 10 years. It's funny, when Frente were big I never liked them, except for that song but just recently I bought their first album on a whim and I really love them now. Angie Hart has a beautiful voice, I wish I could sing like that!
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It's by Mercy Me ( A Christian band who sings country )\n"I can only imagine"
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We are playing mozarts "Requiem for the fallen" in band class. It is a funeral mass. The second part in this song is called the Lacrymosa. Evanescence just did a song that slightly resembles the Lacrymosa. If you listen to Mozart and then Evanescence's version, you will see some resemblance. It is an awesome song and it kind of sounds like symphonic metal.
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Yep, the song is by Fort Minor! Assome Band. :-) Have you heard any other of their songs?
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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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Shinedown. name of song is I Dare You. on their new cd - Us and Them.
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The song was written by Joe Strummer and Mick Jones. The title alludes to the BBC World Service's station identification: "This is London calling ...", that was used during World War II, often in broadcasts to occupied countries.\n\nThe lyrics reflect the concern felt by Strummer about world events with the reference to "a nuclear error" to the incident at Three Mile Island, which occurred earlier in 1979. Joe Strummer has said: '"We felt that we were struggling about to slip down a slope or something, grasping with our fingernails. And there was no one there to help us.'"\n\nThe line "London is drowning/And I live by the river" comes from concerns that if the River Thames flooded, most of central London would drown, something that led to the construction of the Thames Barrier.\n\nThe lyrics also reflect desperation of the band's situation in 1979 struggling with high debt, without management and arguing with their record label over whether the London Calling album should be a single or double album. The lines referring to "now don't look to us/All that phoney Beatlemania has bitten the dust" reflects the concerns of the band over its situation after the punk rock boom in England in 1977 had ended.
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okay the song is call "The Saints Are Coming"