Which single from the early eighties includes the sound of a snowball fight?
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Last Christmas by Wham had a snowball fight in the video maybe its that.
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"this isnt a scene, its an arms race" \ni love this song!
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If it's the commercial I'm thinking of, then it's called "Easy Lover" by Philip Bailey feat. Phil Collins.  It's on his "Chinese Wall" album.
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I believe the song you are looking for is "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group.\n\nThe Edgar Winter Group is a 1970s rock band founded by Edgar Winter.\nNotable former members include guitarists Ronnie Montrose (who left to form Montrose in 1973) and Rick Derringer, and pop singer Dan Hartman (who left for a solo career in 1975).\nAmong the group's songs are the hits "Frankenstein" and "Free Ride", both from the 1972 album They Only Come Out at Night.\n\nHere's a link with the guitar tab:\n\nhttp://www.ultimate-guitar.com/print.php?what=tab&id=35092\n\nHope this helps.
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"Learning the Game"  by either Buddy Holly or Justin Hayward...they both sang it
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That was called "Hazy Shade of Winter" by The Bangles.
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The song is called "Apache" by the Sugarhill Gang. It was released in 1980 on their first album.
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When I was little my dad would listen to the Eagles song Hotel California and I used to think it said "when your out of ice" instead of "bring your alibies" at the end of the second chorus.  I was pretty young and I guess I was imagining it to be a real hotel, ice machine and all!
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It's "Baba O'Reilley" by the Who, from the album "the Who's Next". Not '80s at all, but it's a fantastic song.
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Could it be "Nights in White Satin" by the Moody Blues?
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I'm just taking a wild guess here lol.\nIt's probably, "Sometimes the good guys finish first" by Pat Benatar.\nThis movie was one of my favorites from the 80s. Michael J. Fox was a delight to watch:)
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Ahhh, the 80's that was an awesome era..\n\nCenterfold \nB-Side was Rage In A Cage\n\nJ Geils Band featuring Peter Wolfe
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Almost sounds like one of those old School House Rock songs you used to find between cartoons on ABC saturday mornings.  Not sure but here is the schoolhouse rock link maybe you can find it there.
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might be "Cold Cold Heart" by Hank Williams SR
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song title: NINETEEN SIX TO EIGHT
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I think it's Baby it's cold outside!\nby Leon Redbone
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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