I heard new song about New Orleans&the hurricane, sung to tune of "The Battle of New Orleans." Title & artist?
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"Battle of New Orleans 2005" Parody by The Jim Hoy Band \n\nWell, in twenty and oh-five we took a little trip\nalong with all our buddies down the mighty Mississip.\nWe took a little cash and we took a little beads,\nAnd we caught the Mardis Gras near the town of New Orleans.\n\nWe throwed our beads and the chicks they kept a flashin'.\nAnd now there's even more than there was a while ago.\nWe throwed once more and they began to runnin'\ndown the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico.\n\nWell, I seen meteoroligists walkin 'round and just then\nhe was talkin' to a guy who said that this is CNN\nHe gave us a warning 'bout some more trouble than a scud\nand soon a major storm that would make the city mud.\n\nThe news said Andrew used to be number one,\nbut Katrina's is a comin' with a bullet in her gun.\nOld FEMA said they didn't give a dang,\nwe gonna miss the twitches of the hurricane.\n\nWe stopped our fun and the winds they kept a'comin.\nThey seemed a little higher than they was a while ago.\nWe delayed once more and figured that we'd start to runnin'\nif the storm came in from the Gulf of Mexico.\n\nWell, we looked down the river and we seen the rains come,\nand there must have been them thunderstorms beatin' like a drum.\nThey stormed so high and they made their hearing ring\nwhile we stood by our cotton bales and didn't say a thing.\n\nThings flying all around us sure was quite a surprise\nbut we didn't know hurricanes got calmer in the eyes.\nWe held out until the center came and spared us hell,\nTil again the eye passed and Katrina began to yell.\n\nWe crapped our pants and the storm it kept a'comin.\nThere wasn't any power like there was a while ago.\nWe looked outside and saw the we were surrounded\nWe were in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico.\n\nWell, we dialed our phones til the system melted down,\nso we grabbed an alligator and we rode him around town,\nWe didn't care what PETA thought, didn''t pay 'em no mind,\nand actually it was all the transportation we could find.\n\nWe can't go home and we'll never be content\ntill we get cash and apology from Bush the President.\nBut it all don't matter, the levees are bustin' at the seams,\nWelcome to the swimmin' hole we call New New Orleans.
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Sorry...I was thinking of the wrong music...the part you are asking about is either\nfrom the movie "Constantine", "End of Days", or original music by James Michael Dooley.  Check out the link below for more help.  It is PROBABLY the constantine piece since that piece is in the teaser and the regular trailer.\n\nhttp://www.soundtrack.net/trailers/?cid=D&id=1651
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Yep, older song.  I used to love it & listen to it all the time!
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Hi :-) ! The song is called "Noah". Hope the link below helps. Have a nice day!
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I was in the music section of yahoo answers and I found it. "Ooh La La" by Goldfrapp.
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sounds like sunday morning by maroon 5...love that song!!
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"Bad Day" by Daniel Powter\n\nclick on the link below to listen to the song
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I have no record of Tim McGraw singing a song called "Louisiana". I have also checked www.azlyrics.com and lyrics.com and they also have no records.
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House of the Rising Sun - by The Animals\n\nThere is a House in New Orleans; they call the Rising Sun....
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Sam Cooke.\nHere are the lyrics:\nhttp://lirama.net/song.plp/2217/2217
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are you sure you ain't talking about "dance with me"by "orleans"?
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"Beyond the Sea" by Bobby Darin. Oh, how he croons... This was released in 1960, when music was yummy. (BTW people, Robbie Williams covered it. Cripes.)
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A good theme song for the civil rights movement during the 60s. Not sure what you are asking. Origin?
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Just Once originally by Quincy Jones featuring James Ingram.\n\nHe was really good! I love that man.
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I'm not so sure about the first one, but the second song that you're thinking of is:\n\n"More" by Matthew West.
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ummm...is it a new or old song?....what genre?...give us more info if you can...
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I don't know the title, but it's by Chris Daughtry (American Idol).  It's on his new CD.