who sang :Hully Gully Man"?
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hurdy gurdy man-donovan
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Probably "Rock & Roll pt.2" by Gary Glitter. They play that one at ALOT of sporting events. It has no real lyrics.
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Margaritaville\n\nI forgot who sings this one, but he used to be very popular
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Who Put the Bomp  by Barry Mann \nPeak: #7 Lyrics by: Barry Mann & Gerry Goffin\nYear: 1961  Week peaked: 10/1/1961 \nSo it would have been either  Barry or Gerry who put the bomp in the... \nThese are not the same people who put the sha in sha na na  or the Boop in the boo boop a  doop\nbut  between the two of them working with differnt partners these two men have written a lot of great songs
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Chris Cornell from Audioslave.  The song is called "You Know My Name".
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I LOVE that song! \n\nIt's "Galang" by M.I A.
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summertime by kool and the gang
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Paddy O'Furniture.\n\n10 points plz :)
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It's a well known song from 1981 called "Green Door" that was sung by Shakin' Stevens. Though the song itself was published as far back as 1956, and was made popular in the UK by a guy named Frankie Vaughan. Hope this helps!
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Morrissey\n\n"Seasick, Yet Still Docked"\n"Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want" (The Smiths)\n"Late Night, Maudlin Street"\n\nDashboard Confessional\n\n"Screaming Infidelities"\n"Living In Your Letters"\n"The Best Deceptions"\n\nPostal Service\n\n"The District Sleeps Alone"\n"This Place Is a Prison"\n\nAntony and the Johnsons\n\n"Hope There's Someone"\n\nBright Eyes\n\n"The Calendar Hung Itself"\n\nJohn Vanderslice\n\n"You were my Fiji"\n\nSimon and Garfunkel\n\n"For Emily, Wherever I may Find Her"\n\nWeezer\n\n"The World has Turned and Left me Here"\n\n\n\nA good love song is "Lovesong" bt The Cure
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"Better Days" Goo Goo Dolls\n;)
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Artist: Eric Church \nSong: "How 'Bout You?"
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Laughing sung by The Guess Who\nWritten by Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings
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SO HAPPY TOGETHER -BY THE TURTELS OR SIMPLE PLAN\n\n                                                 HOPE I HELPED!!!=)
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Just adding to what others previously submitted.\nTalking about brotherhood of human race, the sentiment of the title is developed in the verses: “So on we go, his welfare is my concern, no burden is he to bear".\nThe song took its title from an expression that was immortalized in the 1938 film Boys Town, about a shelter for homeless boys.\nA big hit by The Hollies, released in February 1970, reached chart position #7.
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Sung By Dolly Parton?
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Andy Griggs - You Won't Ever Be Lonely\n\nNow gimme the 10 points