What 50-60's song by a female solo artist has lyrics about a little bird flying away?
Someone below has answered the question... It is, in fact Songbird that we were trying to find... And Loretta Lynn is the artist that we remember singing it... Thank you, everyone!
Looking for a song title from the early or mid 70's...last line from the song says "the snow turned to rain".
Dan Fogelberg's Same Auld Lang Syne Met my old lover in the grocery store The snow was falling Christmas Eve I Stole behind her in the frozen foods and I touched her on the sleeve She didn't recognize the face at first but then her eyes flew open wide She went to hug me and she spilled her purse and we laughed until we cried We Took her groceries to the checkout stand The food was totaled up and bagged We stood there lost in our embarrassment as the conversation dragged Went to have ourselves a drink or two but couldn't find an open bar Bought a six-pack at the liquor store and we drank it in her car We drank a toast to innocence, we drank a toast to now Tried to reach beyond the emptiness but neither one knew how [ Lyrics found at www.mp3lyrics.org/kd ] She said she'd married her an architect Kept her warm and safe and dry She would have liked to say she loved the man but she didn't like to lie I said the years had been a friend to her and that her eyes were still as blue But in those eyes I wasn't sure if I saw doubt or gratitude She said she saw me in the record store and that I must be doing well I said the audience was heavenly but the traveling was hell We drank a toast to innocence, we drank a toast to now Tried to reach beyond the emptiness but neither one new how We drank a toast to innocence, we drank a toast to time We're living in our eloquence, another old lang syne The beer was empty and our tongues were tired and running out of things to say She gave a kiss to me as I got out and I watched her drive away Just for a moment I was back at school And felt that old familiar pain And as I turned to make my way back home the snow turned into rain
Looking for a song title and artist - 50/60s?
Lyrics contain the following lines: castles and kings, angels with wings, treasures of diamonds and gold, that’s what I dreamed would be heaven for me, that shows how long foolish dreaming would be Thanks, this is for my sister's 50th anniversary. She and her husband sing these lyrics but can't remember the song.
On Sirius Satellite Radio, how does one find out the artist and title of a song that is playing at any given moment?
It’s understood that we will never be able to track out the artist who’s singing that song that we keep on loving every now and then whenever we listen to the radio because the DJ suddenly plays that, and they only occasionally say the title and author of the song. Gladly, there are some tools that are really good for you to use if you ever want to find out who that artist may be, or if you want to learn more about that certain type of song.There are lots of people who are finding ways in order to figure out that very song or artist whenever they are listening to radios, and gladly, there are some people who have decided to make some nice tools online for you to find those all out in a real-time basis. This tool was made for the very purpose of resolving your concerns regarding about your concerns whenever you want to put that song in your playlist.All you need to do is to search for sites that are known to be capable of recording songs and radio playlists that are being used in that actual time. In that way, you will be able to find out what that DJ is playing so that you can use Youtube or any other site there for you to listen to that lovely tune over and over again.There are lots of people who are trying to search for the best sites that can help them, and lots of results such as www.XMFan.com and www.dogstarradio.com are available for you to check out.Here’s an interesting fact about how people record and play music in the old days: Cassette tape, the other analog format
HELP! SONG TITLE NEEDED! IT'S SOMETHING FROM THE 50'S OR EARLY 60'S..Out of my dreams.?
I found it on my phone and it is Easy Listening There is a woman singing smoothly Out of my dreams and into your arms Tell me where I'm going to go directly Oit of my dreams into your heart Tell me won't you why I'm dying to know This is the *don't know* without a destination This is the real thing The real big deal thing Out of my dreams and into your arms Oh how happy we are going to be Cause this is true love singing you love me *Music solo* This is the *don't know* without a destination This is the real thing The real big deal thing Out of my dreams and into your arms Oh how happy we are going to be (her voice goes higher) Cause this is true love singing that you love me Finish It sounds very beautiful and I would please like to know the name of the singer, has it been in a musical? The name of the song? Thanks
Can somebody help me find the artist to this oldies song?
i have the lyrics and the song but i dont know who the artist is, i know its a gril singer, and the song has piano here are sum of the lryics. "I guess its my time, to settle down and say i do, tell u no lie, im really in love with you, ohh its my time ohh its my time, its my time because i love you. now that we are married ur doing things u shouldnt do, ur paying me back for the things i used to do to you, ohh its my time ohh its my time, so darling be cool ur taking ur love away from and it makes me feel kind of bad" thats all i feel like writing, so yeah help me ohh its a 2 minute song if that helps thanx.
Looking for song with lyrics "...in the shelter fo each other's arms"?
I'm looking for the title of the song or the artist (a woman) who sang it that had these lyrics. The chorus had the line "... in the shelter of each other's arms" and it was popular in 2003 or 2004 (after the start of the second Gulf War). I thought it might be Susan Tedeschi but haven't been able to find any of her songs with this line.
Song from late 50s or 60s ( chorus starts with: baby baby )?
Hi, Well thats a bit crazy, and i know the song but i just can't remember the title and artist... It's a song from late 50s or 60s and woman is singing it, its a cute melody very famous song, and the chorus of the song goes something like : oh baby baby ( forgot the words, something about leave me...) well she sings like a million times baby baby... and its not baby love from supremes but its a very similar song! Hope someone recognize the song, cuz my info's are quite poor...i forgot everything!
Why do songs by American recording artists generally last only 3-4 minutes?
Well in the 50s & 60s songs were 2-2 1/2 minutes to fit on 7" records as the format was really taking off. Stations wanted to play more songs and teens had disposable cash. In the 80s and 90s songs hit the "perfect" length for radio: 3 minutes 30 seconds. This ensures the complete song will be played, even though radio stations play more commercials than ever.