How are you going to search a song you've heard somewhere when you don't know its title nor the singer?
If you know part of the lyrics, type them between quotes and add the word lyrics or song and search it in Google or Bing. It should be a distinctive portion of the lyrics, i.e., “her hair reminds me of a warm safe place where as a child I’d hide”+lyrics rather than “she’s got a smile”+lyrics. The quotation marks are important because that tells the search engine to look exactly for that phrase. If it can’t find the exact phrase it will give you suggestions, and odds are that one of the suggestions will be what you’re looking for. Search for the suggestions in Youtube until you find your songTry to be as precise as possible. In the examples above, the first one will return “Sweet Child O’ Mine” immediately. The second one will probably return a Billy Joel song first and a dozen others and you’ll have to dig deeper to find what you’re looking for.
Whistle song, please HELP, score included!!!?
Hi all, I'm looking for a whistle song, maybe it's rather a kind of a theme. I heard that few times somewhere on radio or tv, don't know anymore. But everytime what I heard was whistling melody repeated in loops, no lyrics, no voice. The melody can be described like this: C1 A2 F1 C1 D#3 C1 D#2 F1 D4 a#1 C#2 D#1 C1 Numbers describe length of the tone, small 'a' means 'A' in lower octave. This piece is repeated again and again (last C1 is beginning of next sequence). You can check it out here: http://www.apronus.com/music/flashpiano.htm It's not Young folks, not Love generation. Any help would be very appreciated.
Do you also experience a person singing the song which is also playing in your head almost like he can hear what you're thinking?
I'm going to base my answer on speculation and the fact that memories aren't reliable.How often has this happened to you? Do you have documentation to verify it? You may be perceiving that it happens more often than it actually does. How would you know? Your memory of it alone is not a reliable source.See Misinformation effectIt is entirely plausible that you have cause and effect mixed up in your imperfect human brain. One explanation is that you experienced a bit of déjà vu at the time you heard the person sing the song. That means your brain may have been mistaken about having been already thinking about the song. Perhaps you generated that memory when you heard the song and then it seemed out of order - just like déjà vu.See Déjà vu and MemoryAlternatively, let's say this has happened as you remember it at least once. Why were you thinking of that song? Is it true that at that moment you also didn't hear anyone or anything sing it out loud until you heard the other person? Presumably there was some stimulus to your brain that triggered the thought of that song. Perhaps the other person's brain received the same stimulus and they happened to vocalize it. If it was a popular song that has been playing on the radio recently then it could be the case that you had both been exposed to it recently making it more likely to be in your thoughts.
Who knows this song ?
flysidekk is right, it is Israel Kamakawiwo`ole (aka "Iz") who sang that version of "Over the Rainbow." It's pretty easy to find though, just check out is "Facing Future" CD (you can find it on Amazon). It's worth picking up the CD...his music is fantastic.
I had a dream where a song was playing in the background, but I have never listened to that song or anything like it before. How is this possible?
Well, consider the mind as being made up of two parts -The Conscious MindThe Sub-conscious MindNow, what we are reading, watching etc. (as we call we are focusing on a particular activity, the details are registered in the Conscious Mind. The details other than those being focused on never goes unnoticed. They get registered in the sub-conscious mind. Now, generally, the sub conscious mind is in the passive state and the conscious mind is in the active state.Now when the sub-conscious mind connects to the conscious mind - generally during sleep (as in dreams), inebriation, hypnotism etc. It is during these periods that the contents of sub conscious mind get floated to the conscious minds and we are able to visualize them in apparition, dreams etc.It is also one of the prime reasons why many of the amazing discoveries, creative contents were “thought out” in sleep or under intoxication. (which by no way means intoxication would definitely lead to amazing discoveries though!!)Thus, as others have pointed out, the song must have been registered in your sub-conscious at some point of time. You visualized it in your dreams.To sum it up, it’s all in the Sub-conscious mind!!
Why do bad things happen when i listen to this song?
Every Time I Listen To The Song She's A Handsome Woman By Panic! At The Disco, Bad Events Occur. Like When I Listen To It An Argument Breaks Out. There Was This One Time Where I Was Going Somewhere With My Friends And I Didn't Tell My Dad And Somehow He Found Out And He Went Looking For Us And My Friends And I Had To Run For Our Lives But We Got Caught And That Happened When I Was Listening To That Song. Yesterday I Went To Dorney Park And I Started To Hum The Song And Then I When I Was Right About To Sit To Go On The Ride, They Had To Close It. It Happens Every Time. Many Other Tings Happen While Listening To This Song And They Were Horrible. I Need A Scientific Explanation For This Listen To It: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLZjPwUCYyA