does anyone know which song was number 1 on august 15th 1981??
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On the week ending 8/15/81, the No. 1 hit in the U.S. was "Endless Love", by Diana Ross & Lionel Richie. (it was No. 1 for the next 7 weeks)
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i couldnt find any songs containing those lyrics.. Do you know any more of it. Im a bit of a 90's freak :P
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I'm not sure, but I think since you mentioned 80s, it might be "Forever" - the artist is Y&T - - just to be sure of my thoughts, i looked it up...I've never heard it though / just love the lyrics...\n\nSong: forever\nArtist: Y&T\n\nhttp://www.lyricz.net/printable.php?id=63002
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NO...hit song recorded in 1967-Van Morrison "blowin your mind " his first single...and biggest hit.    The song has been recorded by: The Bare Naked Ladies ,Blind Wilie ,Bob Dylan,Bruce Springsteen,Busted,Buster Pointdexter,Deel Amitri,El Chicano,Ever Clear,Freddy Curci,Henry Paul Band,Howie Day,Indigo Girls,Jimmy Buffett,John Valby,Kapena,Lagwagon,Me First and the Gime Gimmes,Moxy Fruvous,Pennywise,Reel big fish,Rockapella,Steel Pulse,Steinar Aligtsen,Stobiemas,Tonic Solf a,UNC clef hangers,Voice Male,Weezer,Ziggy Marley
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it was by simply red...cool song although i never caught the title when the local AC station played it...
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try  www.oldieslyrics.com
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"Close to You" by the Carpenters. One of their first hits
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THe name of the song is "Simple Man" which was originally a song composed by Lynard Skynard. I am not sure who sang the version he came out to, but it definately was not the original
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Yes, it was a Police tune from the late 80's.  Very popular song among the early alternative music scene.
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OH Bugger!!! You have just jolted my memory of this song and I cant think of what it is called =(.. I had it on cassette back in the early 90's! I love this song too, now Im going to rack my brain till I remember it but I definately know what song you are talking about!
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http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=3007&
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try http://www.songfacts.com
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The song Sunrise by Simply Red borrowed a loop found in the 1981 Hall and Oates single I Can't Go For That.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_%28Simply_Red_album%29
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Close.  Its actually "A Little Less Conversation"  by Elvis vs. JXL.  It was on The Elvis 50th Anniversary collection.  It's a remix of a classic Elvis song by Junkie XL.
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Yesterday by the Beatles.\n\nSplooch!
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the all time number one song is bohemian rhapsody by queen
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Oh it is definately Dead or Alive by Bon Jovi.\n\nI know everyone else answered this, I just needed the 2 points....thank you!!