does anyone know three famous songs from the 1940's?
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Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, God Bless America, and In the Mood.
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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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*La Mer by Charles Trenet \n*Le Temps des Cerises by Yves Montand \n*L'hymne à l'amour by Edith Piaf \n*Le Plat Pays by Jacques Brel \n*Petit papa Noel by Tino Rossi \n\nhere are more\nhttp://www.understandfrance.org/France/FrenchSongs.html
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3 is more than is was 40 years ago
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I love this question but all I listen to is OLDIES!!! \n        1.Me and Mrs. Jones-Billy Paul\n\n        2.Kiss and say goodbye-Manhattans\n        3. All the songs by the Stylistics and Marvin Gaye\n        4. Smokey Robinson\n        5. Isley Brothers\n        6. The Dramitics\n        7.Wishing on a star-Rose Royce\n        8.Maybe (its a song)\n        9.Me and you\n        10.Going in circle-Friends of distiction\n        11.Peaches and Herb\n        12.We belong together\n        13.Duke of Earl\n        14. Angel baby\n        15.Runaround Sue\n        16.Goodnight, Sweetheart\n        17.Cowboys to Girls\n        18.The Shirelles\n        19.If you dont know me by now\n        20.Oh, Girl\n        21.Mama said thered be days like this\n        22.Teddy Pendergrass\n        23.Rick James\n        24.Smile now, Cry later\n        25. The Temptations\nI could go on forever but hopefully that gives you a good start.
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It wasn't easy to find information on a very old song. Please find my answer to your previous question. Sorry, I had tried my best.
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1) When I'm Gone-Eminem\n2) Ridin'-Chamillionaire\n3) Girl-Paul Wall
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1.money -  i play the bass\n2. the happiest days of our lives + another brick in the wall pt. 2 - how could you not like them \n3.welcome to the machine - it is friggin amazing
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You can try to look on Wikipedia. They usually have the songs on a CD there.
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Goodbye Little Darlin\nGet Rhythm \nGuess Things Happen That Way\nHey Porter\nCry Cry Cry\nHome of the Blues\nI Forgot to Remember to Forget\nThe Long Black Veil\nI Walk The Line\nFolsom Prison Blues\nBig River\nI love you because\nRing of Fire\nI still Miss Someone\nGive My Love To Rose\nGuess Things Happen That Way\n\nThat is 16 songs, I hope your Grandmother likes the CD.\n\nIf you email me at jarowcliffe@eiu.edu, we can talk about getting her that CD.  Ill make it and mail it to you.  Id love to do something for her!  Let me know
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I couldn't find these on the internet so no one will probabily know the answer they must be a song some one not to famous made sorry
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WHAT? too many to mention.\nhere's the billboard nr 1's\n\nYear: 1975\n\n1.Sister Golden Hair -- America \n2.Island Girl -- Elton John \n3.Love Will Keep Us Together -- Captain & Tennille\n4.When Will I Be Loved -- Linda Ronstadt \n5.Fallin' In Love -- Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds\n6.Bad Blood -- Neil Sedaka \n7.Philadelphia Freedom -- The Elton John Band \n8.Sky High -- Jigsaw \n9.Jackie Blue -- The Ozark Mountain Daredevils \n10.Get Down Tonight -- K.C. & The Sunshine Band\n\nYear: 1976\n\n1.Don't Go Breaking My Heart -- Elton John & Kiki Dee\n2.Dream Weaver -- Gary Wright \n3.Love Machine (Part 1) -- The Miracles \n4.Let Your Love Flow -- Bellamy Brothers \n5.Play That Fuinky Music -- Wild Cherry \n6.Saturday Night -- Bay City Rollers \n7.Fooled Around And Fell In Love -- Elvin Bishop \n8.I'd Really Love To See You Tonight -- England Dan & John Ford Coley \n9.All By Myself -- Eric Carmen \n10.Theme From Swat -- Rhythm Heritage
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American Trilogy is comprised of three songs.  Of course I can’t remember one of them, but the other 2 are Battle Hymn of the Republic and Dixie.  This song was written for Elvis and he sang it well, but it wasn’t a big a hit as he would have liked it to have been, especially when it was released.  I’ve heard the studio version and the live version.  The live version (like from Aloha from Hawaii) is FANTASTIC!  That’s all the info I have.
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did you check evenesence's old songs?
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There's an old song from the 30's called "Let Me Call You Sweetheart".  It's old, and corny to boot but it's also really romantic and sweet.
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You can go to Yahoo Search and type in music oldies lurics or World War II song lyrics. I looked up and copied several songe for my mother, God rest her soul.
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Go to the 40's and find out