i am looking for the name of a song that i thought was called "marsupial mountain" from the 70's or 80's-
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Man are you way off on this one. I believe you are referring to the Stevie Nicks/Don Henley duet "Leather & Lace"\n===============\nIs love so fragile...\nAnd the heart so hollow\nShatter with words...\nImpossible to follow\nYou’re saying I’m fragile...i try not to be\nI search only...for something I can’t see\n\nI have my own life...and I am stronger\nThan you know\nBut I carry this feeling\nWhen you walked into my house\nThat you won’t be walking out the door\nStill I carry this feeling\nWhen you walked into my house\nThat you won’t be walking out the door\n\nLovers forever...face to face\nMy city, your mountains\nStay with me stay\nI need you to love me\nI need you today\nGive to me your leather...\nTake from me...my lace\n\nYou in the moonlight\nWith your sleepy eyes\nCould you ever love a man like me\nAnd you were right\nWhen I walked into your house\nI knew I’d never want to leave\nSometimes I’m a strong man\nSometimes cold and scared\nAnd sometimes I cry\nBut that time I saw you\nI knew with you to light my nights\nSomehow I’d get by\nFirst time I saw you\nI knew with you to light my nights\nSomehow I would get by\n\nLovers forever...face to face\nMy city, your mountains\nStay with me stay\nI need you to love me\nI need you today\nGive to me your leather\nTake from me...my lace\n\nLovers forever...face to face\nMy city ,you mountains...stay with me stay\nI need you to love me...i need you to stay\nGive to me your leather\nTake from me...my lace\nTake from me...my lace\nTake from me...my lace
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Try at the URL below. You did not say what the song was, so I could not check to see if it was included.
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It's called "We Used to Be Friends" by the Dandy Warhols. You can buy it if you get their album, or there is a "Veronica Mars" Soundtrack that is actually REALLY good, and it is on that as well.\n\nDandy Warhols rock and so does Veronica Mars!
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It's Called "Misirlou" by Dick Dale :0)
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The song is called "My Maria", and it is by Brooks and Dunn.  From their CD "Borderline", released in 1996.  I have linked to the CD in the sources section.
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I remember the song, but not all the words.....it got me curious and I asked a few teachers but no one could recall all the words....but one HAD an actual record....but it was too scratched to hear THAT side (of coarse! sorry!) \nbut the name of it is:\nRomper Room \nExercise Fun\nPeter Pan Musical Production for children\n\nI found it on ebay(if that's any help)\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ROMPER-ROOM-EXERCISE-FUN-45-RECORD-LOT-PETER-PAN_W0QQitemZ4812613208QQcmdZViewItem\n\nsorry I couldn't remember all the lyrics (Im usually pretty good at it-teaching Pre-School for 10+ yrs and a mom of 3)
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Janis Ian sings a 1995 song by that title. Another version by John Denver in 1973 and another version by The Violent Femmes in 1984, hope it helps.
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You might try typing in the words you remember + lyrics into a search engine. I have good luck with that. For example, for an old song I typed in "someone left cake in rain lyrics" into Yahoo and found out it was a song called MacArthur Park / Richard Harris.
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the song you're thinking of is called "Not Falling" and it's actually by Mudvayne, not Godsmack...I don't know if it's on any Mudvayne cd's, but it's on the soundtrack
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The song is called "The Valley Song" and is sung by Jars of Clay.  Great song! =)
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That was John Melencamp and the song was "Wild Night" a cover of the Van Morrison song.  Hope that helps.  I'm bad at spelling.
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I'm not so sure about the first one, but the second song that you're thinking of is:\n\n"More" by Matthew West.
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There is such a song. I remember singing this as a kid learning to play the guitar back in the early 80's.\n\nI'll try to locate the title for you. It's been quite a while since I heard it last. It was sang by a male acoustic guitarist.
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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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Poison Arrow by ABC. It's an 80's song. I love it.
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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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if it's the older song (mid-90's), then i think you are referring to Stabbing Westward's "Save Yourself"