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The Cars - Just What I Needed

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Album: The Cars
Released: 1978

Just What I Needed Lyrics

I don't mind you comin' here
And wastin' all my time
'Cause when you're standin', oh so near
I kinda lose my mind

It's not the perfume that you wear
It's not the ribbons in your hair
And I don't mind you comin' here
And wastin' all my time

I don't mind you hangin' out
And talkin' in your sleep
It doesn't matter where you've been
As long as it was deep, yeah

You always knew to wear it well and
You look so fancy I can tell
I don't mind you hangin' out
And talkin' in your sleep

I guess, you're Just What I Needed
I needed someone to feed
I guess, you're just what I needed
I needed someone to bleed

I don't mind you comin' here
And wastin' all my time, time
'Cause when you're standin', oh so near
I kinda lose my mind, yeah

It's not the perfume that you wear
It's not the ribbons in your hair
I don't mind you comin' here
And wastin' all my time

I guess, you're just what I needed
I needed someone to feed
I guess, you're just what I needed
I needed someone to bleed

I guess, you're just what I needed
I needed someone to feed
I guess, you're just what I needed
I needed someone to bleed
Yeah, yeah, so bleed me

You're just what I needed
You're just what I needed
You're just what I needed
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Writer/s: OCASEK, RIC
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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This established The Cars as one of New Wave's leading hitmakers and helped get them a deal with Elektra Records.

Lead vocals were by bass player Ben Orr, but it was written by lead singer/guitarist Ric Ocasek. Orr died of Pancreatic cancer in 2000.

Ocasek wrote this in a basement at a commune in Newton, Massachusetts where he lived.

The 2-track demo recorded by the band became the most-requested song by a local band in the history of WBCN, a popular rock station in Boston.

This was the group's first single. The Cars evolved from a trio called Milkwood.

The group's manager took the Cars' demo tape to two Boston radio stations and got it regular airplay before the group re-recorded it and released this as a single.

Seven years after it was first released, this made its second appearance on a single - this time as the B-side of the Cars' last Top 10 hit, "Tonight She Comes." (thanks, Brad Wind - Miami, FL, for above 3)

This song was used in the opening credits of the Oscar winning film Boys Don't Cry starring Hillary Swank. (thanks, melania - Moscow)

This was used in Circuit City ads when the electronics store used the slogan, "Just What I Needed." (thanks, Eric - Suffern, NY)

The Beach Boys - Isn't It Time

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Album: That's Why God Made the Radio
Released: 2012

Isn't It Time Lyrics

After it's all been said
The music spinning in our head
Can't forget the feeling of
The magic of that summer love
Ooh I wanna take you there
Do you wanna turn back the pages
Memories in photographs
The world is changed
And yet the game is still the same

Isn't It Time we danced the night away
How about doing it just like yesterday?
Every time I think of you
All of those things we used to do

Remember those nights we spent
Little did we know how the time would fly
Isn't it time, oh, oh
Isn't it time, oh, oh

The good times never have to end
Now's the time to let them happen again
We can have ourselves a blast
Good times that aren't only in the past

Isn't it time we danced the night away
How about doing it just like yesterday?
Every time I think of you
All of those things we used to do

Remember those nights we spent
Little did we know how the time would fly
Isn't it time, oh, oh
Isn't it time, oh, oh

And as the sun goes down we raise a glass to kindness
To all the good times we share
Isn't it time we get ready again
Isn't it time we go steady again?

Isn't it time we danced the night away
How about doing it just like yesterday?
Every time I think of you
And all of those things we used to do

Remember those nights we spent
Little did we know how the time would fly
Isn't it time, oh, oh
Isn't it time, oh, oh

Isn't it time we danced the night away
How about doing it just like yesterday?
Every time I think of you
And all of those things we used to do

Remember those nights we spent
Little did we know how the time would fly
Isn't it time, oh, oh
Isn't it time, oh, oh

Writer/s: JOSEPH THOMAS, JAMES M PETERIK, BRIAN WILSON, LAURENCE JOHN MILLAS, MIKE E LOVE
Publisher: THE BICYCLE MUSIC COMPANY
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When The Beach Boys decided to release an album of new songs to mark their 50th anniversary, they revived a song that Brian Wilson, Joe Thomas, Jim Peterik and Larry Millas started working on in 1998 called "That's Why God Made the Radio," and made that the title track.

Thomas, Peterik and Millas were thrilled, and started working on another tune. Millas came with the idea for "Isn't It Time," with the hook "Isn't it time we catch another wave." Brian Wilson and Mike Love worked on the song as well, changing that line to "Isn't it time to dance the night away," since they didn't want a surfing reference. The song was released as the second singe from the album following the title track.

Jackson Browne - Redneck Friend

Jackson Browne - Redneck Friend Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: For Everyman
Released: 1973

Redneck Friend Lyrics

Pretty little one
How has it all begun?
They're teaching you how to walk
But you're already on the run
Little one...
What you gonna do?
Little one...
Honey, it's all up to you

Now your daddy's in the den shootin' up the evening news
Mama's with a friend, lately she's been so confused
Little one...
Come on and take my hand
I may not have the answer but I believe I got a plan

Honey you shake and I'll rattle and we'll roll on down the line
And see if we can't get in touch with a very close friend of mine
But let me clue you in, it ain't like him
To argue or pretend...
Honey let me introduce you to my Redneck Friend

Well they've got a little list of all those things of which they don't approve
They've got to keep their eyes on you or you might make your move
Little one...
I really wish you would
Little one...
I think the damage would do you good

Honey you shake and I'll rattle and we'll roll on down the line
We're going to forget all about the battle
It's gonna feel so fine
'Cause he's the missing link, the kitchen sink
Eleven on a scale of ten
Honey let me introduce you to my redneck friend

Honey you shake and I'll rattle and we'll roll on down the line
I'm going to try to swing you up into my saddle
And then we'll run but you'll think we're flyin'
Now honey don't just stand there
Lookin' like this dream will never end
Honey let me introduce you to my redneck friend

Writer/s: BROWNE, JACKSON
Publisher: Jackson Browne/Swallow Turn Music/Night Kitchen Music/Open Window Music
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In this song Jackson Browne sings about letting loose his fun-loving, country side in an effort to improve relations with his lady. This alter ego was based on his real "Redneck Friend" - Gregg Allman. Browne was a huge fan of The Allman Brothers Band.

Elton John played piano on this track. He didn't have a US work permit at the time so he was credited as "Rockaday Johnny." Other musicians on the song were Doug Haywood on bass, Jim Keltner on drums, David Lindley on slide guitar, and Glenn Frey on harmony vocals. The previous year, Brown gave Frey the song that became the first single for the Eagles: "Take It Easy."

A track from Jackson Browne's second album, this was his third single.

Alt-J - Warm Foothills

Alt-J - Warm Foothills Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: This Is All Yours
Released: 2014

Warm Foothills Lyrics

Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Ooh
Dry dunes cater for jumping boys
From the nape of her neck he made his descent
They watched men hurl from rock to sea
Like sternum to button, lined lip pinches in between

Your foothills
Your warm

Iris swims quietly beside me
Oh the leaves and larger weeds sway and stretch themselves beneath
Blue dragonflies dart to and fro
I tie my life to your balloon and let it go

Your foothills
Your warm

Ooh
Ooh
Ooh

Writer/s: Unger-Hamilton, Augustus Figaro Niso / Green, Thomas Stuart / Newman, Joe Jerome
Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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The song's imagery about an idyllic swimming trip are from John Bayley's memoir of his wife Iris Murdoch, Elegy for Iris. The passage recounts a happy time together before the late author's sad slide into dementia.

Iris Murdoch (1909-1999) was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 1997 and died two years later in Oxford.

The sunrise ballad came from the writing sessions Alt-J did for British indie film Leave To Remain.

Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst, Lianne La Havas, Marika Hackman and Sivu were recruited to add vocals and whistling which were then spliced to fit between those sung by Joe Newman.

Pat Benatar - Promises in the Dark

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Album: Precious Time
Released: 1981

Promises in the Dark Lyrics

Never again, isn't that what you said?
You've been through this before
An' you swore this time you'd think with your head
No one, would ever have you again
And if taking was gonna get done
You'd decide where and when
Just when you think you got it down
Your heart securely tied and bound
They whisper, Promises in the Dark

Armed and ready, you fought love battles in the night
But too many opponents made you weary of the fight
Blinded by passion, you foolishly let someone in
All the warnings went off in your head
Still you had to give in

Just when you think you got it down
Resistance nowhere to be found
They whisper, promises in the dark

But promises, you know what they're for
It sounds so convincing, but you heard it before
Cause talk is cheap and you gotta be sure
And so you put up your guard
And you try to be hard
But your heart says try again

You desperately search for a way to conquer the fear
No line of attack has been planned to fight back the tears
Where brave and restless dreams are both won and lost
On the edge is where it seems it's well worth the cost
Just when you think you got it down
Your heart in pieces on the ground
They whisper, promises in the... Dark

Writer/s: PAT BENATAR, PAT GERALDO
Publisher: BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
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Benatar wrote this song with her guitarist and future husband Neil Giraldo. The song deals with trials and tribulations of past relationships and how they affect the one you're in now. Haven't we all had to tend the emotional scars left behind from whoever got there first? In the case of Giraldo and Benatar, things worked out quite well: they got married in a cow pasture in Maui in 1982, and have been married ever since. They've also continued their musical partnership as well, with Giraldo producing all of Benatar's next albums.

Giraldo and Benatar were dating when they wrote this song, which was early in their musical partnership. In our interview with Neil Giraldo , he explained: "That was a song that Patricia started first. I mean, I start probably 93% of them, and she'll jump in after I get it started. But she actually started writing that on an airplane. And then she put some words together, and she said, 'Here, try to do something with this thing.'

Actually she slipped the words under the door of our music room in this little house we had. We wrote that I think in 1980. Even though we could have put it on Crimes of Passion, we ended up putting it on Precious Time instead. But she put the words under the door because she was too embarrassed to let me see the words face to face.

Then she had a little bit of an idea of a melody, so I took a little bit of what that was, and I wrote it on piano in our little music room. My favorite guitar I had in the room at the time fell and busted while I was writing, and busted the top of the neck off it. So that was like a curse. And then when we went to record it, we had everything but the last verse, and then I just wrote the words for the last verse in the studio while we were recording it. So that's how that one goes."

Precious Time cracked the #1 spot on the US albums chart for a week, and helped establish Benatar as an '80s icon. A former bank clerk and singing waitress, she was a classically trained singer who could rock the spandex and big jewelry, making her an MTV favorite as well as a mainstay on Pop radio.

Hinting at the personal nature of this song, Benatar told Songwriter Connection magazine in 1984: "Sometimes I really hate singing in the first person - it's so personal sometimes... I do mostly observational lyric but if it's directly from something that happened, I can't stand to sing it in first person. I'd rather sing it as we or they or you, or something else."

Neil Giraldo tells us that he knew early on that this song had hit potential. He explained: "I thought it was deep in a really good way. I think that it was a commercial hit, but I love the expression of the melody. It gave a lot of room for the vocal to be powerful. And then when we rehearsed the song, that's where I came up with that little guitar riff, which is the signature to that break between the slow part and the fast part. When I hit that in rehearsal and I put the song way up tempo - because the song was a ballad - I found I hit that, then I knew, I went, 'Oh, we got something now. This is going to work.' I knew it right then we had it."

Chris Brown - Add Me In

Chris Brown - Add Me In Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: X
Released: 2014

Add Me In Lyrics

Your body's an isosceles
And I'm just tryna try angles
Your love is trigonometry
Just tryna solve the whole equation

What's it about you (about you) I wanna love you
Picking you up, picking you up, so I can touch you
Should we do that? Can I do that? (baby)
Answers are usually in the bed

Substitution, Add Me In
Multiply my love, is that too much?
Substitution
What's the problem, girl? Add me in (yeah)

Baby just add me, baby just add me in
Baby just add me, baby just add me in

I'll calculate her home invasion (girl, add it up)
Divide your legs and count to 3 (3, 2, 1, come on)
He's just not the answer baby
And that's just my hypothesis (real talk)

What's it about you (about you) I wanna love you
Picking you up, picking you up, so I can touch you
Should we do that? Can I do that? (baby)
Answers are usually in the bed

Substitution, add me in
Multiply my love, is that too much?
Substitution
What's the problem, girl? Add me in (yeah)

But if I said I loved you, (baby pick me) I need you
Would you care?
So many things that I could learn
Baby if we do the math, it will equal up to me!

Substitution, add me in
Multiply my love, is that too much?
Substitution
What's the problem, girl? Add me in (yeah yeah, ooh)

Substitution, add me in (add me)
Multiply my love, is that too much?
Substitution
What's the problem, girl? Add me in, add me in oh

Baby just add me, baby just add me in (baby just add me in)
Baby just add me, baby just add me in

Baby just add me, baby just add me in
Baby just add me, baby just add me in

Writer/s: BELLINGER, ERIC / HILLS, NATHAN / YOUNGBLOOD, LEON / ARAICA, MARCELLA / BROWN, CHRIS / JOHNSON, NIEMAN
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group, THE ADMINISTRATION MP, INC., RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC
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This Danja-produced track has Brown drawing on mathematics metaphors to attract the interest of a girl:

Substitution, add me in
Multiply my love
Is that too much?
Substitution
What's the problem, girl?
Add me in

The mathematics-as-a-metaphor-for-love lyrical trick is not a new one, It was famously utilised by Sam Cooke in his 1960 hit "Wonderful World."

Don't know much trigonometry.
Don't know much about algebra,
Don't know what a slide rule is for.
But I do know that one and one is two,
And if this one could be with you,
What a wonderful world this would be

The song was produced by Nate "Danja" Hills, who previously collaborated with Brown on "Till I Die" from his Fortune album. Breezy described the tune to MTV News as being "old-school with a new-age feel."

Gary Glitter - Rock And Roll Part 2

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Album: Glitter
Released: 1972

Rock And Roll Part 2 Lyrics

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This is better known as the "Hey" song because of the chant in the chorus... "da da da da da da da, Hey!" It's probably the greatest example of "Glam Rock," which was characterized by male lead singers dressed in outrageous, usually feminine clothes. Glitter was known more for his appearance than his music.

Glitter wrote this song with his producer, Mike Leander, who came up with a key element in the song: the compressed, metronomic drum sound that would later be copied by Sweet and various other Glam acts. Along with the drums, Leander layered big guitar riffs, lots of handclaps, and the vocal "Hey"'s performed by Glitter and his friends.

Glitter had a role on a TV show in England called Ready, Steady, Go. This is where he met Mike Leander, who used some studio time when a singer named David Essex ("Rock On") didn't show up for a session. He had Glitter and a bunch of their friends improvise different sounds over a beat he had from a song called "Shag Rag, That's My Bag." They ended up with a 15-minute dance song, which they edited some more and called "Rock And Roll Parts 1 And 2."

There is a "Rock And Roll Part 1," with lyrics that repeat "Rock And Roll" instead of "Hey." It was on the same album and released as the flip side of the single. Glitter and Leander didn't know which one to release as a single, so they released it as a double A-side and let radio stations pick.

Glitter's real name is Paul Gadd, and he previously recorded as Paul Raven. He had been recording since 1958, had been dropped by three record labels, and still did not have a hit until he came up with this song. It was his first release as "Gary Glitter," a name he took in homage to the "Glitter Rock" sound he was using. Glitter, who was overweight and in his mid-30s, went over the top with his outfits to promote this song, creating maximum spectacle with makeup and accessories. For a while, it looked like this song would flop along with Glitter's career, but it slowly caught on in Europe and gradually became very well-known, helped in large part by Glitter's image gimmick.

This got a big boost when Glitter was asked to perform it on the British TV show Top Of The Pops. For the show, Glitter had to put together a band, but since the performances on the show were lip-synched, they didn't need anyone to actually play. Glitter and Leander found a bunch of people to hold instruments and pretended to play during the show. They were called The Glitter Band.

In the '80s, Glitter went through bankruptcy and was arrested for drunk driving, but his downfall came in 1997 when he took his computer in for repair and the technician found kiddie porn on the hard drive. Glitter was arrested and sent to prison, where he served 2 months starting in November, 1999. After his release, he lived in Cuba and Cambodia. He is a very controversial figure in England, and could face great harm if he ever returned.

This is commonly used as a rallying cry at sporting events, including many hockey game venues as goal songs. When Glitter was arrested on child pornography charges in 1997, many stadiums stopped playing this.

This is the only song Glitter is known for in America, but he was very popular in England, where he had 10 more similar sounding Top 10 hits from 1972-1974, including "Hello Hello I'm Back Again," and "Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah)." His career started to slide in 1975 when he took on a Disco sound.

This has been used in a lot of movies, including The Full Monty, Bedazzled, Duets, and D2: The Mighty Ducks.

In 1987, Glitter released "Rock And Roll" parts 3 through 6. They were produced by Trevor Horn, who was a member of the Buggles.

In the UK, various Gary Glitter imitators cropped up, including the rather ludicrous Larry Lurex and Alvin Stardust.

In 1988, a group called The Timelords released a song called "Doctorin' The Tardis" that sampled this. The song went to #1 in England and made Glitter a lot of money, which he needed for legal bills and an extravagant lifestyle. The Timelords later became The KLF, who had a hit with "3AM Eternal."

This song's influence can be heard on many disco and glam rock tracks, but it also made an impact in the realm of metal: Iron Maiden's first single, "Running Free," was based on this song's beat.

Chris Brown - Stereotype

Chris Brown - Stereotype Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: X
Released: 2014

Stereotype Lyrics

Why are my hands,
Bleeding, I think I know why
I've been holding on
To the words from your every lie, why
Fool me once
Shame on you, baby
Fool me twice
Should have know that there would be
Problems girl, with you
But I thought

You were different, my baby
Now I see you're just like the rest
Thought you were different, my baby
You've become my biggest regret

I really hate to label you but you're a Stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype, ay ay ay

Stereotype, stere-stereotype
Stereotype, stere-stereotype
Stereotype, stere-stereotype
Stereotype, stere-stere-ere-ere-o

Can't blame you
You were only being yourself
I fell in love with someone that I barely knew, why?
Fool me once, shame on you, baby
Fool me twice
Should have know that there would be
Problems girl, with you
But I thought

You were different, my baby
Now I see you're just like the rest
Thought you were different, my baby
You've become my biggest regret

I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype, ay ay ay

Stere-stere-stereo
Stere-stereo
Girl you're nuttin' but a stereo
Nuttin' but a stereo
Stereotype, stere-stereotype
Stereotype, stere-stere stereo

You were different, my baby
Now I see you're just like the rest
Thought you were different, my baby
You'd become my biggest regret

I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype
I really hate to label you but you're a stereotype, ay ay ay

Writer/s: BELLINGER, ERIC / HILLS, NATHAN / YOUNGBLOOD, LEON / ARAICA, MARCELLA / BROWN, CHRIS / WHITMORE, DEWAINE / JOHNSON, NIEMAN
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group, THE ADMINISTRATION MP, INC., RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC
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Brown sings here about a girl whom he thought was different from the rest but turned out to be like all the others The swirling track was written by singer-songwriter Eric Bellinger, who has also penned songs for such artists as Ashanti and Justin Bieber. Bellinger helped write two other X cuts, the single "Fine China" and the album track "Add Me In."

Chris Brown - Don't Be Gone Too Long

Chris Brown - Don't Be Gone Too Long Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: X
Released: 2014

Don't Be Gone Too Long Lyrics

I dug a single seed into the ground
I hope it grows, grows
In a year or two if you're around
You'll see a rose, rose
Pack me up and keep me hidden somewhere
That you can find me
On a train to Paris going nowhere
Trouble bridge behind me

Don't Be Gone Too Long (too long)
'Cause you won't be there to love me when you're gone
Don't be gone too long (too long)
Tell me who's gonna love me when you're gone

When you're, when you're gone
When you're gone
Golden leaves are dancing on the ground
It's getting cold, cold
Safe from time, will be forever young
Never old, old
See upon a fire out in space,
Zooming up behind me
All the wonder written in your face
Was there beside me

Don't be gone too long (too long)
'Cause you won't be there to love me when you're gone
Don't be gone too long (too long)
Tell me who's gonna love me when you're gone
Oh oh
When you're when you're gone
Oh oh
When you're gone

Bring it back to me, bring it back to me
Is it really over?
Bring it back to me, bring it back to me (is it over?)
Bring it back to me, bring it back to me
Is it really over? (Yeah)
Bring it back to me, bring it back to me

Don't be gone too long (too long) ('Cause it will be over)
'Cause you won't be there to love me when you're gone
Don't be gone too long (too long) ('Cause it will be over)
Tell me who's gonna love me when you're gone
Don't be gone too long (too long) ('Cause it will be over)
'Cause you won't be there to love me when you're gone (when it's over)
Don't be gone too long (too long) ('Cause it will be over)
Tell me who's gonna love me when you're gone

Writer/s: Kouame, Jean Baptiste / Buendia, Ryan / Hoffman, Scott David / McHenry, Michael Ojike / Coffee, Clarence Bernard / Brown, Christopher Maurice / Dennis, Cathy
Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group, UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUB GROUP, BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC, IMAGEM U.S. LLC, DOWNTOWN MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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This electro-dance track was originally intended to be released as a single in March 2014 with Ariana Grande featuring. However it was pushed back a number of times because of Brown's legal problems and was eventually included as part of the X album six months later.

The song's music video was directed by Chris Brown. The clip stars Ariana Grande and Breezy as two star-crossed medieval lovers who are separated after the kingdom discovers their romance.

Alice in Chains - No Excuses

Alice in Chains - No Excuses Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Jar of Flies
Released: 1994

No Excuses Lyrics

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This is about lead singer Layne Staley's battle to overcome his heroin addiction. The band became inactive 2 years later when his drug problems became too troublesome. Staley died of a drug overdose in 2002.

Jar of Flies was the first EP (extended play, like an LP except shorter) to ever top the Billboard charts. It debuted at #1.

Alice in Chains was the third band from the Seattle grunge scene to top the charts. Pearl Jam and Nirvana were the others.

This was not released as a single, but got a lot of airplay before the EP was released.

The title of the EP was taken from a high school science project done by guitarist Jerry Cantrell.

For King & Country - Without You

For King & Country - Without You Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong
Released: 2014

Without You Lyrics

What do you do when you don't get better
Strong arms get too, get too weak to hold her
Oh God, give me just enough strength to make it through

Sleepless, this madness is walking me out to the ledge
And stands there beside me, shivering out on the edge
And oh God all I, all I ask is a little relief, just a moment of peace

I don't want to live Without You
I'm not ready to live without you
So let's dance a little, laugh a little, hope a little more
'Cause I don't want to leave without you, without you

This thorn in my side, though it cuts and stings me
Has opened these eyes, I've never seen so clearly
And oh God, I thank You, 'cause You bring me to my knees
Back on my knees

I heard a voice from the other side singing
Hold fast, love lasts
As winter turns into summertime singing
Hold fast, love lasts
I heard a voice from the other side singing
Hold fast, love lasts
As winter turns into summertime singing
Hold fast

So let's dance a little, laugh a little, and hope a little more
Yes, let's dance a little, laugh a little, and hope a little more
'Cause I don't want to leave without you
No, I don't wanna live without you, without you

Writer/s: Linsey, Meghan / Jones, Joshua / Preston, Van Asa
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Peermusic Publishing, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC, WARNER CHAPPELL MUSIC INC
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For King & Country is a Christian pop duo made up of Australian brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone. In their teenage years, the Smallbones sang background vocals for their sister, gospel artist Rebecca St James . They are also the brothers-in-law of Jacob Fink, bassist for the band Foster the People.

Luke Smallbone endured during 2013 a life-threatening attack of ulcerative colitis. When he was at his worst, his wife, Courtney, feared that he was going to die and would be left without him.

This moving duet between Luke and Courtney details their worry surrounding his illness and how by experiencing great depths of pain and fear, he now has more joy and hope than ever before. Luke said: "The lyrics gave me the vision and the hope for what is to come. I know that I have today but I don't know if I have tomorrow, so in those moments, I am going to laugh, and I'm going to dance if I can. If this illness was to take me, it would take me as a very hopeful man."

Dire Straits - Badges Posters Stickers T-Shirts

Dire Straits - Badges Posters Stickers T-Shirts Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Private Investigations single
Released: 1982

Badges Posters Stickers T-Shirts Lyrics

Me and my mate we think you're great
Some we like and some we hate
I know him I've seen him on the adverts
Got any badges posters stickers or t-shirts

You were bloody great last time you come
I thought me 'ead was stuck in the bass drum
Bloody loud, me bloody head hurts
Got any badges posters stickers and t-shirts

So how'd you get a start in show biz
My mate's as good on the drums as he is
My mate thinks I'm bloody cracked
Please sign my jacket on the back

All them badges made of plastic
I think they're great, just fantastic
I''m unemployed, he's still at school
He gets annoyed 'cause I'm such a fool

You don't half sweat a lot up there
Have you got showers in here'
You''re bloody great, my bloody head hurts
Got any badges posters stickers and t-shirts

Yeah, me and my mate like ac-dc
Hot & sweaty, loud & greasy
My mom says we're a pair of perverts
Got any badges posters stickers and t-shirts

C'mon mister

We hitch-hiked here in pouring rain
Now we've missed the frigging train.

Hey! can I have one of them lagers'

Thanks very much, mate. can 'e have one'

A-one, a-two, a-one two three four...

Writer/s: KNOPFLER, MARK
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Badges Posters Stickers T-Shirts Song Chart

This is a very rare Dire Straits song. It doesn't appear on any of their licensed albums. It hit #2 in the UK as the B-side to "Private Investigations" which appears on the album Love Over Gold.

The lyrics describe fellow '80s rockers AC/DC as "Hot and sweaty, loud and greasy."

In the US, this was released as a B-side to both "Private Investigations" and "Industrial Disease." It didn't chart with either of them.