It is like a 90's rock song, lyrics are not exact, so anything that sounds like that. It is a male singer. Thanks! Any and all answers will be graciously appreciated!
What is the name + artist of the song with lyrics like: give it up to me. are you gonna be my angel?
It's by toadies, called possum kingdom, if i'm not mistaken.
do you wanna die, do you wanna die, that song??
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Have you got any good song lyrics for my msn message?
Something really meaningful or relaxing or something good! please, the best will get 10 points!
Have you got any good song lyrics for my msn message?
It's better to burn out than to fade away.
~My My, Hey Hey - Neil Young
Reply:strum me like a guitar, blow out my amplifier.
Reply:"I'm so cheap, I might as well be free" Nowhere With You - The Joel Plaskett Emergency,
"Lost inside my mind I lost my head, I'm lost inside of losing once again." Hollis %26amp; Morris - The Trews.
"Hello lamp post, what'cha knowin'? I've come to watch your flowers growin'." Feelin' Groovy - Simon %26amp; Garfunkel
"Life is waiting for you, it's all messed up but we're alive" Life - Our Lady Peace
"You can be anything you want; I'm an Italian Catholic punk and I'm on my way." Careful What You Wish For - Raine Maida
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Have you got any good song lyrics for my msn message?
It's better to burn out than to fade away.
~My My, Hey Hey - Neil Young
Reply:strum me like a guitar, blow out my amplifier.
Reply:"I'm so cheap, I might as well be free" Nowhere With You - The Joel Plaskett Emergency,
"Lost inside my mind I lost my head, I'm lost inside of losing once again." Hollis %26amp; Morris - The Trews.
"Hello lamp post, what'cha knowin'? I've come to watch your flowers growin'." Feelin' Groovy - Simon %26amp; Garfunkel
"Life is waiting for you, it's all messed up but we're alive" Life - Our Lady Peace
"You can be anything you want; I'm an Italian Catholic punk and I'm on my way." Careful What You Wish For - Raine Maida
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What is that guam smoking marijuana song lyrics?
Does anyone remember that smokin marijuana song from guam by some guy named barrigada boy? do you know the lyrics?
What is that guam smoking marijuana song lyrics?
The song is on the myspace music page..below
What is that guam smoking marijuana song lyrics?
The song is on the myspace music page..below
Song Lyrics as Texts for Study?
My friend's children go to a small private school, and all the parents take turns presenting different lessons as an aid to the teachers. My friend has chosen to teach two sessions on song lyrics as texts, and not merely words set to music. She asked me to help her pick some songs.
What she is looking for are songs that tell a story, preferably something tied to real life. She wants lyrics from the 60s and 70s to minimize the chances that the children have already been exposed to them. The first week she will work with three different songs, playing the songs and then analyzing the lyrics as texts. The second week she will assign "We Didn't Start the Fire" by Billy Joel and "It's the End of the World As We Know It" by REM, and have the children look up all the references in the songs.
Song Lyrics as Texts for Study?
You don't say how old the kids are, so that makes it difficult. A number of early Bob Dylan songs tell stories and have lyrics that are full of meaning. Try "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll", a song about a rich white young man who mindlessly murders a black restaurant worker, the mother of ten children...the young man gets six months, because his parents have connections. Another good one is "Only a Pawn in Their game", about the murder of Medgar Evers. These are all from the 60s. Gordon Lightfoot has a number of songs that tell stories: "Black Day in July", a song about the 1967 Detroit race riots; "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald", the true story of a shipwreck on Lake Superior, and "Ballad of Yarmouth Castle, another shipwreck story; the latter two are from the 70s. "Canadian Railroad Trilogy" (from the 60s) is also good but likely not of interest outside of Canada.
Reply:Depending on the age of the students some of the songs of "Pearl Jam: deal with social issues such as child abuse
" Don't Call Me Daughter" and spousal abuse. " Better Man".
This sounds a little to dark in terms of themes.
It is probably better to stick to songs that reflect the events of an era. There have been many fine suggestions made by the others. I could add "Simon and Garfunkel" eg The Boxer
Reply:Some ideas... First off, anything by Harry Chapin, as he is a noted singer/story teller from the 70's. His most famous song was "Cat's in the Cradle". Another idea might be Vicki Lawrence's "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia". A less traditional 'story', Don McCLean's "American Pie" gives the entire history of rock and roll and is very rich in symbolism. Your best bet might be the inspiring "One Tin Soldier" by Coven, from the film "The Legend of Billy Jack". It's a fable and would be perfect for school kids. (BTW, what grade are the kids in?) Hope this helps!
Reply:The City of New Orleans by Steve Goodman
The Gambler by Kenny Rogers
Leader of the Pack by The Shangri-Las
Route 66
You've Got A Friend by Carole King
Concrete Angel by Martina Mcbride
Like others have suggested, American Pie is a great choice.
Reply:American Pie Don McClean references Buddy Holly's Death and a large number of 60s musical artists
Ballad of the Hurricane AKA Hurricane, Bob Dylan About a specific murder case and the racial implications.
Ramblin' Rose Grateful dead
Hey Hey, My My ( Into the Black)-Neil Young
Ohio-Neil Young
Reply:I know two Beatles songs from the sixties which have been included in at least two anthologies of modern poetry: Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, and Eleanor Rigby. Both tell stories, and are set to great music.
Try them.
Reply:"Vincent" (Starry Starry Night). Gives an arts focus as well. Print out copies/ find prints of his art work specifically that depicted in the song.
What she is looking for are songs that tell a story, preferably something tied to real life. She wants lyrics from the 60s and 70s to minimize the chances that the children have already been exposed to them. The first week she will work with three different songs, playing the songs and then analyzing the lyrics as texts. The second week she will assign "We Didn't Start the Fire" by Billy Joel and "It's the End of the World As We Know It" by REM, and have the children look up all the references in the songs.
Song Lyrics as Texts for Study?
You don't say how old the kids are, so that makes it difficult. A number of early Bob Dylan songs tell stories and have lyrics that are full of meaning. Try "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll", a song about a rich white young man who mindlessly murders a black restaurant worker, the mother of ten children...the young man gets six months, because his parents have connections. Another good one is "Only a Pawn in Their game", about the murder of Medgar Evers. These are all from the 60s. Gordon Lightfoot has a number of songs that tell stories: "Black Day in July", a song about the 1967 Detroit race riots; "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald", the true story of a shipwreck on Lake Superior, and "Ballad of Yarmouth Castle, another shipwreck story; the latter two are from the 70s. "Canadian Railroad Trilogy" (from the 60s) is also good but likely not of interest outside of Canada.
Reply:Depending on the age of the students some of the songs of "Pearl Jam: deal with social issues such as child abuse
" Don't Call Me Daughter" and spousal abuse. " Better Man".
This sounds a little to dark in terms of themes.
It is probably better to stick to songs that reflect the events of an era. There have been many fine suggestions made by the others. I could add "Simon and Garfunkel" eg The Boxer
Reply:Some ideas... First off, anything by Harry Chapin, as he is a noted singer/story teller from the 70's. His most famous song was "Cat's in the Cradle". Another idea might be Vicki Lawrence's "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia". A less traditional 'story', Don McCLean's "American Pie" gives the entire history of rock and roll and is very rich in symbolism. Your best bet might be the inspiring "One Tin Soldier" by Coven, from the film "The Legend of Billy Jack". It's a fable and would be perfect for school kids. (BTW, what grade are the kids in?) Hope this helps!
Reply:The City of New Orleans by Steve Goodman
The Gambler by Kenny Rogers
Leader of the Pack by The Shangri-Las
Route 66
You've Got A Friend by Carole King
Concrete Angel by Martina Mcbride
Like others have suggested, American Pie is a great choice.
Reply:American Pie Don McClean references Buddy Holly's Death and a large number of 60s musical artists
Ballad of the Hurricane AKA Hurricane, Bob Dylan About a specific murder case and the racial implications.
Ramblin' Rose Grateful dead
Hey Hey, My My ( Into the Black)-Neil Young
Ohio-Neil Young
Reply:I know two Beatles songs from the sixties which have been included in at least two anthologies of modern poetry: Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, and Eleanor Rigby. Both tell stories, and are set to great music.
Try them.
Reply:"Vincent" (Starry Starry Night). Gives an arts focus as well. Print out copies/ find prints of his art work specifically that depicted in the song.
What do you think of this these song lyrics?
A Lady's Lament
Hey, ho, The tides rolls in.
I have lost my love again.
He has sailed across the sea.
What will become of me?
I stand here talking to the sea.
Will she bring him back to me?
Day by day she tells her lies.
Night by night my spirit dies.
So it goes throughout the years.
As the end of my life nears.
No answer comes, she does not care.
She acts like I'm not even there.
The sea she's claimed my own true love.
But I've had words from up above.
Dreams come to me upon the wind.
Last words from him that he did send.
"My love, love the sea she would not wait.
So I'll meet you up at heaven's gate.
Where I'll claim you back again."
Hey, ho, Fiddly-I-O.
The tide rolls in again my friend.
Hey, ho, Fiddly-I-O.
Hey, ho, Fiddly -I-O!
What do you think of this these song lyrics?
You are a bit of a fool to post uncopyrighted material. Anyone can still them you know. That being said, they seem good but need work I think.
Reply:I dont know really what I think guess I need to hear you say it
Reply:They first struck me as somewhat trite, a superficial treatment of a serious subject.
Somewhere around the 3rd verse, they gained enough depth to be worth writing about.
Most good song lyrics also work as poetry. These don't, but they may be salvageable as song lyrics. It would take a vocal artist who can see beyond just hitting the notes to make this work, but it could work.
Reply:pretty good....keep it up!!
Reply:I don't know about others but I thought it was awesome. Tell me when you make an album. I want it.
Reply:PRETTY GOOD!! YOU HAVE TALENT%26gt;
Reply:I am just sincerely hoping you know how utterly stupid, inane, thoughtless these answers were to your question.
My answer? Decent control of rhyme, not great. Average, actually. Third from last stanza, rhyme was forced. Language a bit archaic. what you tried to do in the last stanza, as a bookend to the first, it didn't really work. There wasn't enough in the middle to carry it through and make it feel authentic to the reader.
Advice? Humm. You probably can write better than this. I'd keep at it. You need focus.
Reply:it's a really great song! but i think you should add a chorus part,but only if you want.by the way great song!
Hey, ho, The tides rolls in.
I have lost my love again.
He has sailed across the sea.
What will become of me?
I stand here talking to the sea.
Will she bring him back to me?
Day by day she tells her lies.
Night by night my spirit dies.
So it goes throughout the years.
As the end of my life nears.
No answer comes, she does not care.
She acts like I'm not even there.
The sea she's claimed my own true love.
But I've had words from up above.
Dreams come to me upon the wind.
Last words from him that he did send.
"My love, love the sea she would not wait.
So I'll meet you up at heaven's gate.
Where I'll claim you back again."
Hey, ho, Fiddly-I-O.
The tide rolls in again my friend.
Hey, ho, Fiddly-I-O.
Hey, ho, Fiddly -I-O!
What do you think of this these song lyrics?
You are a bit of a fool to post uncopyrighted material. Anyone can still them you know. That being said, they seem good but need work I think.
Reply:I dont know really what I think guess I need to hear you say it
Reply:They first struck me as somewhat trite, a superficial treatment of a serious subject.
Somewhere around the 3rd verse, they gained enough depth to be worth writing about.
Most good song lyrics also work as poetry. These don't, but they may be salvageable as song lyrics. It would take a vocal artist who can see beyond just hitting the notes to make this work, but it could work.
Reply:pretty good....keep it up!!
Reply:I don't know about others but I thought it was awesome. Tell me when you make an album. I want it.
Reply:PRETTY GOOD!! YOU HAVE TALENT%26gt;
Reply:I am just sincerely hoping you know how utterly stupid, inane, thoughtless these answers were to your question.
My answer? Decent control of rhyme, not great. Average, actually. Third from last stanza, rhyme was forced. Language a bit archaic. what you tried to do in the last stanza, as a bookend to the first, it didn't really work. There wasn't enough in the middle to carry it through and make it feel authentic to the reader.
Advice? Humm. You probably can write better than this. I'd keep at it. You need focus.
Reply:it's a really great song! but i think you should add a chorus part,but only if you want.by the way great song!
How do you write really good song lyrics?
I want to do something special for valentine's... Can anyone tell me how to write a song for someone special... or just to do for fun????
How do you write really good song lyrics?
Base it on your TRUE feelings. Song like that are the better known. Use your experiences. Whether they be good or bad. They make the best song writing tools.
Reply:you have to be in a good mood. a mood that will allow you to compose a really great song. ;) you also might want to think about an inspiration of this whatever the topic may be. good luck.
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How do you write really good song lyrics?
Base it on your TRUE feelings. Song like that are the better known. Use your experiences. Whether they be good or bad. They make the best song writing tools.
Reply:you have to be in a good mood. a mood that will allow you to compose a really great song. ;) you also might want to think about an inspiration of this whatever the topic may be. good luck.
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How can I add lyrics of a song that change color with the tune just like in karaoke or videoke CD?
Color of lyrics or fonts change in time with the tune of the song similar to videoke or karaoke cds. The lyrics is super imposed on video background. Is there a program for this? I want to make my own videoke cd.
How can I add lyrics of a song that change color with the tune just like in karaoke or videoke CD?
Movie Maker 6.0 ( Microsoft)
How can I add lyrics of a song that change color with the tune just like in karaoke or videoke CD?
Movie Maker 6.0 ( Microsoft)
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