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	Sounds suspiciously like the Police, "Every Breath You Take." 1 year ago	View
	No, that's NOT the theme song to Mr. Ed. You might try checking out this link on Discogs: Glen Hurlburt Trio – A Horse Of Course (Red Vinyl, Vinyl) - Discogs 1 year ago	View
	The previous poster is correct, but the version is the one from the album "The London Chuck Berry Sessions." 1 year ago	View
	This sounds like a very similar plot to Conway Twitty's "Don't Cry, Joni." 1 year ago	View
	Would you believe 1948? Cuanto La Gusta - YouTube 1 year ago	View
	No possibility it's Elvis Costello's "Chemistry Class," is there? 1 year ago	View
	My guess is "Where Were You when I Needed You?" by the Grass Roots. 1 year ago	View
	Who Stole The Chicken - YouTube 1 year ago	View
	Today Is Monday Song Download: Songs for Teaching® Educational Children's Music 1 year ago	View
	This was well before Ray Stevens's time, but... Love thy neighbor as thyself but leave his wife alone. (yorku.ca) 1 year ago	View
	Could be a version of the Mexican song "Cielito Lindo." 1 year ago	View
	Both Neil Young and Randy Newman wrote songs in the '70s titled "Old Man," but I don't remember the lyric "what about tomorrow" in either of them. 1 year ago	View
	Sounds a little like "Why Do Fools Fall in Love," in the '50s by Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers, or in the '80s by Diana Ross. 1 year ago	View
	Any chance it's this one? Not a hit, but one of the stations here in town played it a lot in the middle '60s. Hot Dog Heart - YouTube 1 year ago	View
	"Takin' Care of Business" by Bachman Turner Overdrive comes close. 1 year ago	View
	First thing that coimes to mind is "There's a Fella Waitin' in Poughkeepsie," recorded by many people in 1944 (my favorite version is probably the one by Bing Crosby & the Andrews Sisters). 1 year ago	View
	It sounds very similar to "Let the Rest of the World Go By," but the lyric doesn't match. It also sounds like one of the many singers who tried to mimic Jimmie Rodgers in the '20s-'30s, or possibly of the Vernon Dalhart school. But, boy howdy, did someone ever overclean that 78! more » 1 year ago	View
	This one is highly doubtful from the lyric you provide, but Jefferson Airplane - Have You Seen The Saucers (1970 Studio Version) - Early Flight - YouTube 1 year ago	View
	Possibly this song from 1983 by Berlin? Berlin - Sex (I'm A...) - 1983 - Official Video - YouTube 1 year ago	View
	Don't know the 135 band, but John Hiatt's "Thing Called Love" (a hit for Bonnie Raitt) and a song recorded by many people (such as Jimmy Dean and Johnny Cash) in the '60s called "A Thing Called Love" both come to mind. more » 1 year ago	View
	That's the song "Fatback, Louisiana, USA," written by Stan Freberg. It was most famously recorded by Tennessee Ernie Ford, but I have no idea who that band was in the film. Fatback Louisiana, U.S.A. - YouTube more » 1 year ago	View
	Haven't seen the commercial, but those lines are straight out of the song "Baby Let Me Kiss You" by King Floyd. 1 year ago	View
	This sounds a lot like Richard Reicheg's "Looking for an Echo," first recorded by Kenny Vance, and then by the Persuasions, and a top-10 hit in Australia by Ol' 55. 1 year ago	View
	Way out on a limb here...the Shirelles "I Met Him on a Sunday (Ronde Ronde)"? 1 year ago	View

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