with which song did John Farnham have a uk hit ?
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Don't know for sure but I would guess 'You're the Voice' - his biggest hit
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Hi londonrune,\nHow about Garth Brooks " The Dance " or " If Tomorrow Never Comes " or Lucy Kaplansky " Somewhere Out There ". Good Luck: Blueladybug
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2003 Repetative Song Street,\nManchester ,\nMerry old England
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Could it be "Nights in White Satin" by the Moody Blues?
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My favorite song of all time is "Tiny Dancer" by Elton John.
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Artist - Beatles\n\nSong - "Middle of the Road" - Pretenders
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It's a beautiful song, a favourite of mine off of All the Right Reasons (amazing album, by the way). Unfortunately, most of the airplay for 'Far Away' is in the UK because it is a European single.
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That's the 80's hit for UK band Dead or Alive "You Spin Me Right Round"....recently covered (badly, I might add) by Jessica Simpson.
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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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Laura Michelle Kelly- There was a time\n\nIts a great song.  Not popular in America yet.  Its mainly over here in the UK.
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The song you've heard is called "Fix You" by the British band Coldplay. It's from their latest album, "X & Y." It's a beautiful song with touching lyrics. If you haven't heard the whole song, please listen to it!
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"Go West" by Pet Shop Boys
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It was originally sung by "The Kinks" back in like the 60's.  They also sang a song called "Lola"
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I Wanna Hold Your Hand - The Beatles
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one of my favorite songs ever is "what difference does it make" by the smiths. im also a huge elvis costello fan (a famous song is "pump it up").  john lennon is great too ("working class hero" and "watching the wheels" are two great selections). have fun\n\n:)
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Yesterday by the Beatles.\n\nSplooch!
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Yeah they were southern sons the lead singer was jack jones he sounded like john farnham. i believe jack jones was backing vocals for john farnham