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What is the name of that song from a day to remember it goes like everyone was singing lalalalalalala... do you know?
I don't know but I know it's number 12 on their Homesick album!------The song is called "If It Means a Lot to You."
Who sings oldies song May I'?
Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs
What is that oldies song from the midas commercials?
On the Road Again by Canned Heat
Is there an oldies song named Reanna or Breanna?
You might be thinking of "Rhiannon" by Fleetwood Mac (1976).
The song The world has too many freaks has a background beat that is an oldies song what is that song?
its called moments in love by the art of war. check these out too. murda mo-krayzie bone smoken and token- mr. criminal one for me- Lloyd crucifix- koopsta knicca now its on- tech nine tootsie roll (remix)
What are some great oldies songs?
the great oldies song are beetles and such and such
What is the name of that song from a day to remember it goes like everyone was singing lalalalalalala... do you know?
I don't know but I know it's number 12 on their Homesick album!------The song is called "If It Means a Lot to You."
Who sang the oldies song remember you?
skid row
What is the name of an oldies song that goes something like buzzi nova - the dance of love?
"Blame It On The Bossa Nova" most notably by Eydie Gorme
Who sings oldies song May I'?
Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs
What is the name of the oldies song that includes the lyrics when you looked at me and smiled?
the song is ''my old'' lady by the temptations
What is that oldies song from the midas commercials?
On the Road Again by Canned Heat
The song overnight celebrity by twista has a background beat that is an oldies song what is that song?
The artist is Lenny Williams. The song is called 'Cause I Love You.
How to fix an iPod?
lalalalalalala!
What is Scotland washed by?
lalalalalalala
What does Typical References?
lalalalalalala
Who sings the oldies' song called Rock?
There's an early rock song by Bill Haley in 1956 with that title.
