who originally sang "Like a bird" from mariah careys newest album?
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Wasn't it Natalie Furtado(sp)
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Before He Cheats by Carrie Underwood
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Concrete Angel, Martina McBride
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Song: "In A Dream"\n\nLooks like the Bo Bice version is not available for purchase.
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BABYDOLL\n\nMariah Carey
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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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Mariah Carey.  She is such a pretty girl.  She used to good.  Dressed sexy, but not trashy.  But now all you see is hair and boobs.  It really takes away from her beauty.
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mariah carey is so hott i would so spend it with her\nand then she would not be (SO LONELY)
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Again, Mariah Carey\n\nLook up her song and you'll see why.
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anything ever sung by mariah carey.....she hurts my bloody eardrums...she does not sing....she screechs....please someone make her stop
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well. i don't like her. and 90% of my friends hate her. "mimi" oh god! she has airs adn..anyway...butterflyes..."mimi" ...mariah carey...bla bla bla...what does she? oh she sings...s h i t
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Mariah Carey of course. What kind of a comparison is this? and i think that song really sucks!! It's like a "ALI G" song.
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who is J.lo ?? is it another nick name foe MARIAH CAREY ???
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mariah carey or jessica simpson
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The new song by Paris Hilton (Yes, I said Paris Hilton) sounds a lot like Gwen. The song is calls "Stars Are Blind"
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Mariah's full name is Mariah Carey, she has no middle name. Her first name was taken from the musical, Paint Your Wagon.
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Most recently, Tim Joyce of "The Lesser Birds of Paradise"\n\nIt was NPR's song of the day a few days ago. They have an article on it, and you can listen to it here (if you have Quicktime installed):\n\nhttp://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6482000\n\n"The Lesser Birds of Paradise's "You Are My Sunshine" takes the much-loved children's song and turns it on its head, smothering the classic in soothing sounds and atmospheric folk. It's unlikely source material for the Chicago band, which specializes in pastoral folk music marked by hushed drums, quiet piano, occasional saws and xylophones, and Tim Joyce's tender vocals..."\n\nAnother recent, popular rendition was sung by Norman Blake on the soundtrack for the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" You can listen to a clip here: http://music.msn.com/album/?album=29447575#