New answers tagged identify-this-song
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Clubbed to Death by Doug Dougan?
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Looks like you are looking for Jim Capaldi's "Don't Let Them Control You" (from 1983 album "Fierce Heart").
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The first song you're talking about goes:
Ba-ba-ba-ba!
A B C, easy as one, two, three
Simple as do re mi
A B C, one, two, three, Elmo, you and [unintelligible]
And the second song goes:
Check it out!
Get out of that bed, wash your face and hands
Get out of that bed, wash your face and hands
Get in that kitchen, make some noise with the pots and pans
...
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The first song is just the chorus to the original ABC by the Jackson 5, repeated twice with the name "Elmo" inserted instead of "baby"
Sing with elmo!
Ba-ba-ba-ba!
A B C, easy as one, two, three
Simple as do re mi
A B C, one, two, three, Elmo, you and Zoe.
The second song is Big Joe Turner's Shake Rattle and Roll
Check it out!
Get out of ...
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Home
Song by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, 2009
Alabama, Arkansas
I do love my ma and pa
Not that way that I do love you
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Is it potentially Erykah Badu's controversial 2010 video "Window Seat," or the video that inspired it, Matt & Kim's "Lessons Learned"?
https://assets.billboard.com/articles/columns/viral-videos/958802/erykah-badu-strips-naked-in-controversial-window-seat-video
Window Seat
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answered Feb 22 at 19:37
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Sounds to me like "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"?
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This is the raag Todi in Hindustani (north Indian classical) music. It takes the following notes in the ascent and descent:
Aroh: Sa, Komal Re, Komal Ga, Tivra Ma, Komal Dha, Shuddha Ni, Sa
Avaroh: Sa, Shuddha Ni, Komal Dha, Pa, Tivra Ma, Komal Ga, Komal Re, Sa
The closest equivalent raga in Carnatic (south Indian classical) music is the ragam ...
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It's "Ask Yourself Why", performed by Sally Stephens and written by (the great and beloved) Michel Legrand, which composed the score for the movie.
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If you are still interested, it's Frank Zappa with "I'm so cute" I think, at least the riffs reminded me of it. Here is the link to it
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Is it possibly a remix of Bastille's "Good Grief"? The timeframe matches, it and it has the lyric "I've lost control of all my senses." The original isn't dubstep, but there appear to be several official remixes.
answered Feb 9 at 16:27
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Found it!
It‘s the main theme from Enemy of State
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I could be wrong but I don't think Beethoven wrote a piano duet in d
minor;
Your recording is in 2/2, not 6/8
Assuming that you played this from your memory rather than from sheet music,the combination of right hand quaver triplets and chord progression strongly suggest you're looking for the first movement of Piano Sonata No. 14 by (Giscard Rasquin and) ...
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It's called Dance of the Superplum Fairy and it's from The Nutcracker. Here's one examples from YouTube.
and the there's a Wikipedia entry for the song too.
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance_of_the_Sugar_Plum_Fairy
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The lines you are looking for have been taken from this old song
listen the lines from 0:26
Aj, ruse kose, curo, imaš,
žališ li gi ti?
Aman, da gi žalim, ne bi' ti gi dala da gi mrsiš ti.
Meaning -----------
Hey, blond hairs you have, girl,
Aren't you sorry for them?
Aman, if I was sorry, I would never let you ruffle ...
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Used to play this game Crossout and it sounds just like this
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