Who song the song with these lyrics: It was a sad day when Johnny went away?
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I think you might be thinking of Johnny Come Home by the Fine Young Cannibals. Its not a female singer, but I can understand if you thought it was. \n\nThe chorus goes:\n\nJohnny, we're sorry. Won't you come on home? We're worried.\nWhat is wrong in my life that I must get drunk every night?\n\nWell, thats what it says to my recollection, anyway. Hope I helped!
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JOE MC DONNELL, WENT TO HIS FUNERAL,\nTHE HUNGER STRIKERS MEANT A LOT TO ME, THAT SONG SUMS UP MY FEELINGS FOR THOSE 10 BRAVE MEN,,SHAME ON YOU ENGLAND SHAME ON YOU BUTCHER THATCHER, YOUR DAY IS NEAR ,YOUR DAMESHIP.
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this site might help you\nclick link below\nhttp://www.songmeanings.net/lyric.php?lid=3530822107858583922
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Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails\n\nIt's on the album "The Downward Spiral" probably the most depressingly good album of all time. Johnny Cash's version of the song is very good, but Trent's makes you want to cry.
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"Anything for you" by Gloria Estefan.  Sad to me because I was in a similar situation once.
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Bad Day by Daniel Powter\n\nWhere is the moment we need at the most \nYou kick up the leaves and the magic is lost \nThey tell me your blue skies fade to grey \nThey tell me your passion's gone away \nAnd I don't need no carryin' on \n\nYou stand in the line just to hit a new low \nYou're faking a smile with the coffee to go \nYou tell me your life's been way off line \nYou're falling to pieces everytime \nAnd I don't need no carryin' on \n\nCause you had a bad day \nYou're taking one down \nYou sing a sad song just to turn it around \nYou say you don't know \nYou tell me don't lie \nYou work at a smile and you go for a ride \nYou had a bad day \nThe camera don't lie \nYou're coming back down and you really don't mind \nYou had a bad day \nYou had a bad day \n\nWell you need a blue sky holiday \nThe point is they laugh at what you say \nAnd I don't need no carryin' on \n\nYou had a bad day \nYou're taking one down \nYou sing a sad song just to turn it around \nYou say you don't know \nYou tell me don't lie \nYou work at a smile and you go for a ride \nYou had a bad day \nThe camera don't lie \nYou're coming back down and you really don't mind \nYou had a bad day \n\n(Oh.. Holiday..) \n\nSometimes the system goes on the blink \nAnd the whole thing turns out wrong \nYou might not make it back and you know \nThat you could be well oh that strong \nAnd I'm not wrong \n\nSo where is the passion when you need it the most \nOh you and I \nYou kick up the leaves and the magic is lost \n\nCause you had a bad day \nYou're taking one down \nYou sing a sad song just to turn it around \nYou say you don't know \nYou tell me don't lie \nYou work at a smile and you go for a ride \nYou had a bad day \nYou've seen what you like \nAnd how does it feel for one more time \nYou had a bad day \nYou had a bad day
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Sam Cooke.\nHere are the lyrics:\nhttp://lirama.net/song.plp/2217/2217
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"On the Down Low" by Brian McKnight...this was my ex's and my song.  I am so very over him, we've been broken up over 10 years, but I hear this song still and instantly think of him and of "us" ;o)
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johnny is the most talanted however that what makes it sad right now
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Here's a few.  I hope one fits your situation.\n(In no particular order)\n\nMagnolia -- JJ Cale (sad)\nI Will Remember You -- Sarah McLachlan (admiration)\nWish You Were Here -- Pink Floyd (different paths)\nI Probably Wouldn't Be This Way -- Leeanne Rimes (death)\nGood Riddance -- Green Day (bitter)\nI Miss You (Acoustic) -- Incubus (sad)\nEverytime I See Your Picture -- Luba (pain)\nWe Belong Together -- Mariah Carey (regret)\n\nDon't dwell, though.  Go live.
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Gone by Switchfoot\n\nLyrics:\nhttp://www.lyricsdomain.com/19/switchfoot/gone.html
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Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John.\n\nIt was from the album of the same name released in 1973. The song was released as a single reaching number 2 on the US charts while the album reached number 1. It also contained the #1 hit Benny & the Jets and Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting.\n\nIts lyrics refer to:\n\nSo goodbye yellow brick road\nWhere the dogs of society howl\nYou can't plant me in your penthouse\nI'm going back to my plough
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im sorry to hear that. i know there is a song that sometimes helps me to put things into perspective (morrissey - do your best and dont worry)\n\nCompare the best of their days\nWith the worst of your days\nYou won't win\nWith your standards so high\nAnd your spirits so low\nAt least remember ...\nThis is you on a bad day, you on a pale day\n\nJust do your best and don't ...\nDon't worry, oh\nThe way you hang yourself is oh, so unfair\n\nSee the best of how they look\nAgainst the worst of how you are\nAnd again, you won't win\nWith your standards so high\nAnd your spirits so low\nAt least remember ...\nThis is you on a drab day, you in a drab dress\n\nJust do your best and don't ...\nDon't worry, oh\nThe way you hang yourself is oh, so unfair\nJust do your best and don't ...\nDon't worry, oh\nThe way you watch yourself is oh, so unfair\n\nJust do your best and don't ...\nDon't worry, oh\nThe way you hang yourself is oh, so unfair\nJust do your best and don't ...\nDon't worry, oh
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"Its Sad But True" by  Metallica
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Here are the lyrics to Parker's Mood:\n\nCome with me,\nIf you want to go to Kansas City.\n\nI'm feeling lowdown and blue,\nMy heart's full of sorrow.\nDon't hardly know what to do.\nWhere will I be tomorrow.\n\nGoing to Kansas City.\nWant to go too?\nNo, you can't make it with me.\nGoing to Kansas City,\nSorry that I can't take you.\n\nWhen you see me coming,\nRaise your window high.\nWhen you see me leaving, baby,\nHang your head and cry.\n\nI'm afraid there's nothing in this cream, this dreamy town\nA honky-tonky monkey-woman can do.\nShe'd only bring herself down.\n\nSo long everybody!\nThe time has come\nAnd I must leave you\nSo if I don't ever see your smiling face again:\nMake a promise you'll remember\nLike a Christmas Day in December\nThat I told you\nAll through thick and thin\nOn up until the end\nParker's been your friend.\n\nDon't hang your head\nWhen you see, when you see those six pretty horses pulling\n     me.\nPut a twenty dollar silver-piece on my watchchain,\nLook at the smile on my face,\nAnd sing a little song\nTo let the world know I'm really free.\nDon't cry for me,\n'Cause I'm going to Kansas City.
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"Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton\n  - written after his baby son died by falling off the balcony\n\n\n"The Living Years" by Mike and the Mechanics\n  - written about his father's death\n\n"I Wasn't Prepared" by Eisley\n  - I don't know the history of the song, but it's haunting and extremely sad
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Randy Rogers Band \n\nDay after day, \nI tell mmyself you never meant the words that you said,\nNight after night I lie here alone,\ncan't get you out of my head,\nLike a fool I let our love slip away,\nLeft me here what more can I say,\n\nCHORUS:\nMiss my chance lost my turn,\nMy ship sank, I crased and burned\nBroke your heart then I let my self\ndown, Lost the fight lost the game,\nNow theres only me left to blame,\nIf you wander where I am check the \nlost and found.\n\nTime after time I feel short of the man you needed me to be,\nLie after lie I left you no choice but to pack your clothes and leave,\nGot to much pride to beg you to stay,\nBut before you go just let me say\n\nCHORUS: \nMiss my chance lost my turn,\nMy ship sank, I crased and burned\nBroke your heart then I let my self\ndown, Lost the fight lost the game,\nNow theres only me left to blame,\nIf you wander where I am check the \nlost and found\n\nMy ship sank ,I crased and burned ,\nBroke your heart then I let my self down ,\nLost the fight I lost the game ,\nNow thers only me left to blame,\nIf you wander where I am check the lost and found. \nIf you want to find me.