who sang the song with these words in it sang very load at the start "wheres your momma gone far far away"
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the song is 'chirpy chirpy cheep cheep' and was at no1 for 5wks in 1971. it was sang by MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
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Please people . She put it in the MUSIC category . Oh where oh where could my baby be ? By Pearl Jam .\n\nOh where oh were could my baby be\nThe lord took her away from me\nShe's gone to heaven so I've got to be good\nSo I can see my baby when I'll leave this world\n\nWe were out on a date in my daddy's car\nWe hadn't driven very far\nThere in the road\nStraight ahead\nA car was stalled the engine was dead\nI couldn't stop\nSo I swerved to the right\nI'll never forget the sound that night\nThe screamin tires\nThe busting glass\nThe Painfull scream that I heard last.\n\nOh where oh were could my baby be\nThe lord took her away from me\nShe's gone to heaven so I've got to be good\nSo I can see my baby when I'll leave this world\n\nWhen I woke up\nThe rain was pouring down\nThere were people standing all around\nSomething warm falling into my eyes\nBut some how I found my baby that night\nI lifted her head\nshe looked at me and said\nHold me darling just alittle while\nI held her close\nI kissed her our last kiss\nI found the love I knew I had missed\nbut now she's gone \neven though I hold her tight\nI lost my love, my life that night\n\nOh where oh were could my baby be\nThe lord took her away from me\nShe's gone to heaven so I've got to be good\nSo I can see my baby when I leave this world\n\nooooooooooooooooo ... \nThe music stops after a while .
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Friends in Low Places by Garth Brooks
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Dylan's Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol and Only a Pawn in Their Game.  I too would have suggested Hurricane, but it's one of the few Dylan songs where he uses bad words.  Great song though, I love Emmylou Harris' harmony.
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This Road \n\nA million miles away from anything familiar\na thousand places I would rather be\nso I choke back the tears and try to find the bright side\nthough I find it hard to see beyond my suffering\nin my heart I know your plan is so much bigger\nbut this small part is all that I can see\nand I believe you haven’t left me here to wander\nstill I can't help but ponder where you're leading me\n(chorus)\nand I ask why this road\nwhy this way\nand this load\ntell me how far must I go \ntill I see\ntill I know \nwhy this road\nA million miles away from anything familiar\nwhat was it like to be so far from home\nthough you came in love\nthe world misunderstood you\nthere must have been some days when you felt so alone\nbut you endured, cause there was joy before you \njoy that came because you sacrificed\nSince you gave yourself just to spend forever with me\nsurely I can trust you'll lead me through my darkest times\nwhen I ask why....(chorus)\nFrom here I can not see\nwhy you'd choose this path for me\nbut I don't have to understand to believe\nthat you know why\nYou know why this road\nwhy this way \nand this load\nyou know how far I must go \ntill I see\ntill I know \nwhy this road
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try http://www.songfacts.com
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is it from the banana boat song. "daylight come and me wan go home"
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I believe the song was "Cooyah Cooyah" by Capleton. It's on his "Still Blazing" album.
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thats how you got the video or lyrics to that song by butch walker..anyways thanks for answering me
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"THE WEIGHT" is the title\n\nAre these the lyrics?\nI pulled in to Nazareth\nWas feelin bout half past dead\nI just need some place\nWhere I can lay my head\nHey mister, can you tell me\nWhere a girl might find a bed\nHe just grinned and shook my hand\nNo was all he said\nTake a load off Fanny\nTake a load for free\nTake a load off Fanny\nAnd, and, and you put the load right on me.......\n\nThere are a lot of different versions when i searched I got about 4-5 different artists
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This song is from Leroy Brown
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It's called Gone Country by Alan Jackson
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I love it!  There was a time in my life when that song really told my story.  I hadn't thought about it in a while may have to listen to it again.  Thanks for the memories.
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I know what you mean..when i first heard this song.....i thought of a song from the 80's....its been killing me all day...i cant figure it out.
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"I'm Already There" by Lonestar\n"Have You Forgotten" by Darrle Worley\n"Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning" by Alen Jackson
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'FORE SHE WAS MAMA - CLAY WALKER  \n\nIt's a brand new song by him
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i just found out the name myself the song is called streamline by newton