American Pie (1-2-3) dont rememer one of  guy that is heart broken sings in choir WHAT CHOIR SONG IS THIS?
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The only American Pie movie I can think of that actually had a choir was the original and the song I remember them singing was, "Do You Believe In Magic."
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If you mean by "group" to be a singing group or band, for me it would be the "2nd Chapter of Acts"- of whom I listened to back in the early 80's.  Love their sound and harmony.  Have had Mathew Ward at our church along with Gary Wilkerson (David Wilkersons' son) to hold a weekend worship siminar.  He still has an awesome voice though he is in his 50's, I think, now.
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Chris sang "Hemorrhage (in my hands)" by Fuel.  I hope Chris will be the next American Idol.
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just go to azlyrics.com or azlyric forgot >.> and copy paste the chorus on the search button
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bizzaro u gots possasad by damons. that why u see no Jesus.\nJesus comes to me in me heart. the davil assfukked u.
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its called "Pieces" by The Wreckers
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Try Matt Nathanson. \nHe's the guy who sings the opening song in American Wedding. He's an amazing and talented artist.\nIf not, try some Dave Matthews Band. They are just.. amazing.
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Yeah\nhe sings bad day, its on the end of American Idol.\nGo to yahoo music and search
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Don McLean - American Pie
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Um I think the one you're thinking of is American Pie by Don McLean.  It does have those words in it.  Also Madonna remade that song a few years back as well.
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if you mean American Pie By Don McLean then here they are\n\nA long, long time ago... \nI can still remember \nHow that music used to make me smile. \nAnd I knew if I had my chance \nThat I could make those people dance \nAnd, maybe, they’d be happy for a while. \n\nBut february made me shiver \nWith every paper I’d deliver. \nBad news on the doorstep; \nI couldn’t take one more step. \n\nI can’t remember if I cried \nWhen I read about his widowed bride, \nBut something touched me deep inside \nThe day the music died. \n\nSo bye-bye, miss american pie. \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nAnd them good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nSingin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nDid you write the book of love, \nAnd do you have faith in God above, \nIf the Bible tells you so? \nDo you believe in rock ’n roll, \nCan music save your mortal soul, \nAnd can you teach me how to dance real slow? \n\nWell, I know that you’re in love with him \n`cause I saw you dancin’ in the gym. \nYou both kicked off your shoes. \nMan, I dig those rhythm and blues. \n\nI was a lonely teenage broncin’ buck \nWith a pink carnation and a pickup truck, \nBut I knew I was out of luck \nThe day the music died. \n\nI started singin’, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nNow for ten years we’ve been on our own \nAnd moss grows fat on a rollin’ stone, \nBut that’s not how it used to be. \nWhen the jester sang for the king and queen, \nIn a coat he borrowed from james dean \nAnd a voice that came from you and me, \n\nOh, and while the king was looking down, \nThe jester stole his thorny crown. \nThe courtroom was adjourned; \nNo verdict was returned. \nAnd while lennon read a book of marx, \nThe quartet practiced in the park, \nAnd we sang dirges in the dark \nThe day the music died. \n\nWe were singing, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nHelter skelter in a summer swelter. \nThe birds flew off with a fallout shelter, \nEight miles high and falling fast. \nIt landed foul on the grass. \nThe players tried for a forward pass, \nWith the jester on the sidelines in a cast. \n\nNow the half-time air was sweet perfume \nWhile the sergeants played a marching tune. \nWe all got up to dance, \nOh, but we never got the chance! \n`cause the players tried to take the field; \nThe marching band refused to yield. \nDo you recall what was revealed \nThe day the music died? \n\nWe started singing, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nOh, and there we were all in one place, \nA generation lost in space \nWith no time left to start again. \nSo come on: jack be nimble, jack be quick! \nJack flash sat on a candlestick \nCause fire is the devil’s only friend. \n\nOh, and as I watched him on the stage \nMy hands were clenched in fists of rage. \nNo angel born in hell \nCould break that satan’s spell. \nAnd as the flames climbed high into the night \nTo light the sacrificial rite, \nI saw satan laughing with delight \nThe day the music died \n\nHe was singing, \n"bye-bye, miss american pie." \nDrove my chevy to the levee, \nBut the levee was dry. \nThem good old boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye \nAnd singin’, "this’ll be the day that I die. \n"this’ll be the day that I die." \n\nI m
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Trent Tomlinson, he also sings Drunker than me!\n\n "He's an Angel with No halo and one wing in the Fire" if these are some if the lyrics the song is " One Wing in the Fire"
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I do know a song called War Cry by Micah Stample  who is a Christian.  Hope this help :)\n\nThe Album you can find it on is called "The Songbook of Micah"
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Is it "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted?"  It's featured on the "Big Chill" soundtrack, sung by Jimmy Ruffin.  Here's a link to the lyrics:\n\nhttp://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/thebigchill/whatbecomesofthebroken-hearted.htm
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i used to be involved in some choirs: at school, my dorm, and a professional choir. i really enjoyed it. and i fell in love with one of my singing coaches. lol. i sang songs from john rutter and some compositions made by my coach. most of them were religious music or folk songs. i performed in some competitions too.. arghh.. miss that moment. i'm not doing any choir at the moment. been studying abroad for a while and haven't been able to speak local language fluently. hope i can do it again soon. =)
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I found the answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nIt's called:  "It's not over"  By Chris Doughtry.  The American Idol dude.\nPeace!  I rule
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Never heard the song. \n\nBUT Christ has a body. His body was reserected and he assended to heaven in his perfict reserected body. \n\nThe church is His body but that is an analogy. He still has His own body.