Could anyone give me two famous songs of Stevie Wonder?
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"Sir Duke"\n"Superstitious"\n\nBring the funk kid!
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Denison Witmer- "California Brown and Blue"\nThe Rocket Summer- "Brat Pack"\nUmbrellas- "The City Lights"\nThe Jealous Sound- "The Fold Out"\nLovedrug- "Blackout"\nCartel- "Honestly"\nBrandtson- "Escapist"\nReeve Oliver- "I Want Burns"\nGregory and the Hawk- "Boats and Birds", "The Bolder Thing to Do"\n\nAnything from:\nDeath Cab for Cutie\nWaking Ashland
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'STAR' by BRIAN ADAMS &\n'WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD' by LOUIS ARMSTRONG
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go to  leos lyrics. it is a great site to find names of songs!
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either stevie wonder or ray charles
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ok the first one is Don't You Want Me Baby by Human League and the second one is probably (im guessing) Rock Me Amadeus by Falco
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Are those really songs!?! How about Roger Waters or Luther Wright and the Wrongs
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1) Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen (hope)\n\nHere's an excerpt:\n\nAll the redemption I can offer, girl\nIs beneath this dirty hood\nWith a chance to make it good somehow\nHey what else can we do now\nExcept roll down the window\nAnd let the wind blow back your hair\nWell the night's busting open\nThese two lanes will take us anywhere\nWe got one last chance to make it real\nTo trade in these wings on some wheels\nClimb in back\nHeaven's waiting on down the tracks\n\nComplete lyrics: http://www.lyricsdomain.com/2/bruce_springsteen/thunder_road.html\n\n2) Blackbird by the Beatles (hope and nature)\n\nExcerpt:\n\nBlackbird singing in the dead of night\nTake these sunken eyes and learn to see\nAll your life\nYou were only waiting for this moment to be free.\n\nComplete lyrics: http://www.lyricsdomain.com/2/beatles/blackbird.html\n\n3) Redemption Song by Bob Marley (hope)\n\nExcerpt:\n\nOld pirates, yes, they rob I;\nSold I to the merchant ships,\nMinutes after they took I\nFrom the bottomless pit.\nBut my hand was made strong\nBy the 'and of the Almighty.\nWe forward in this generation\nTriumphantly.\nWon't you help to sing\nThese songs of freedom? -\n'Cause all I ever have:\nRedemption songs;\nRedemption songs.\n\nComplete lyrics:\nhttp://www.lyricsdomain.com/2/bob_marley/redemption_song.html
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The wonder years :\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KztsPic2bi4
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Life by the drop   -   Stevie Ray Vaughan
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1. KT tunstal - from albulm eye to the telescope\n2. natasha bedingfield -unwritten\n\ngood choice of songs!
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The first song is, as my colleague Pinkfreud-ga informed me, "High\n\nGrass Town" by folk singer Bradley Kincaid (July 13, 1895 - September\n\n23, 1989). Unfortunately, Kincaid's recordings are very rare. But I\n\nfound a CD that contains his "High Grass Town", available for $15.00\n\nfrom Country Sales:\n\nhttp://www.countysales.com/php-bin/ecomm4/products.php?product_id=2038\n\n\n\nIf you would like to know more about Bradley Kincaid, please follow these links:\n\n\n\nWikipedia Encyclopedia: Bradley Kincaid\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Kincaid\n\n\n\nNashville Songwriters Foundation: Hall of Fame - Bradley Kincaid\n\nhttp://www.nashvillesongwritersfoundation.com/fame/kincaid.html\n\n\n\nThe second song are lines from "The Song of Hiawatha" by Henry\n\nWadsworth Longfellow (February 27, 1807 – March 24, 1882). More\n\nprecisely, those lines derive from part III of the poem, "Hiawatha's\n\nChildhood". Here are the exact words:\n\n\n\n"Wah-wah-taysee, little fire-fly,\n\nLittle, flitting, white-fire insect,\n\nLittle, dancing, white-fire creature,\n\nLight me with your little candle,\n\nEre upon my bed I lay me,\n\nEre in sleep I close my eyelids!"\n\n\n\nYou can read the entire text of "Hiawatha's Childhood" here, at Classic Reader:\n\nhttp://www.classicreader.com/read.php/sid./bookid.147/sec.4/\n\n\n\nIf you would like to learn about the author, please follow this link\n\nto the Wikipedia Encyclopedia:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Wadsworth_Longfellow\n\n\n\n\n\nThe third song is an old traditional, a recursive song which can be\n\nfound in numerous variants. Basically, the lyrics are always:\n\n\n\n"Around the corner, and under a tree,\n\nA gallant soldier made love to me.\n\nHe kissed me once and then he kissed me twice.\n\nIt wasn't exactly the thing to do, but golly it was nice!"\n\n\n\nHowever, instead of "a gallant soldier", many variations exist, like:\n\n- sergeant major\n\n- gallant sailor\n\n- hardhead soldier\n\n- Bengali lady\n\n- Malay lady\n\n- Tamil lady\n\n- Chinese lady\n\n\n\nThe song is of unknown origin and dates at least from World War I.
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give me a few of the lyrics
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Check these out;\nAnita Baker-Rapture\nLuther Vandross-Here and Now\nJill Scott-the Way\nJeff Buckley-Everybody Here Wants You\nSade-Kiss of Life\nLTD-Love Ballad\nPrince-Call My Name\nthe Cure-Lovesong\nChaka Khan-Sweet Thing\nBeth Orton-Stars All Seem To Weep
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there are lots, but here are a few you should check out....\n\n'magic mountain' by war featuring eric burdon.\n\n'nasty gal' by betty davis.\n\n'thankfull n thoughtfull' by sly and the family stone.\n\n'taking care of business' by parliament.\n\n'i call my baby pussycat' by funkadelic.
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1.)  Miss Perfect by SPM\n2.)  I am Your Future by SPM\n3.)  Angel of Mine by Monica
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The name of the song you're talking about is Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder