The Tide is High by Atomic Kitten
Leon russell
its called the tide is high by atomic kitten
I believe you may be referring to the song "Me and You" by Barry Louis Polisar.
The meaning of the song bimbi
Barry McGuire - Song from the 60's
Mcguinn was the foundr of the band the byrds and mcguire had a hit song eve of destruction
There is a Peace by Barry McGuire
The Power of Love - Huey Lewis & The News
You might be thinking of Barry McGuire's "Take This Bread," but your description could probably apply to many songs.
Barry McGuire was worried about nuclear war, as were many people in the 60s. He also was worried about Vietnam and did not understand why kids were being sent over there to die-- "you don't believe in war, but what's that gun you're toting?" It also commented on racism in places like Selma, Alabama, and the hypocrisy of people who claimed to care about others, yet were racist-- the line about how people would "Hate your next door neighbor, but don't forget to say grace." If you want to understand the fears and frustrations of the 60s, they are expressed in that song, which touches upon the Cold War, Vietnam, the nuclear arms race, and the civil rights movement. It was actually a surprise hit, because although top-40 didn't usually play protest music, this song resonated with a lot of young people and it became one of the early anthems of that era.
brothers of destruction
The song is "Reflection", originally from Disney's "Mulan".
Her first song was "I can't wait".It was in "The Lizzie Mcguire Movie".
Mass Destruction - song - was created on 2004-05-31.
Fine Line - Barry Gibb song - was created in 1984-10.
It was Hilary Duff who sang the theme song and at the same time played the role of Lizzie McGuire. Hope this help.