"Don't Stop Believin'" was written about failure. When Journey first started out they did not have much commercial luck. Keyboardist Jonathan Cain would call his Dad, who encouraged him by saying "Don't stop believing or you're done, dude." Even the song itself had a rocky start, as it was released in England to lukewarm response, but became a smash hit in America when it was released in 1981.
When you see her in the club, "Don't stop believing" goes.
Wixen controls the song, and Columbia controls recordings.
The band Journey performs the song DonÕt Stop Believing. The song uses keyboards or piano, acoustic and electric guitars, drums and a bass. Different bands can perform this song using different instruments.
Rihanna published the song Please Don't Stop the Music on January 25, 2008. It was published by Michael Kerner.
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no but i think you mean "Dont stop believing" by Journey
dont stop believing by journey. its so popular
dont stop believing by journey
Let me answer w/ another question: Could you possibly be thinking about Fleetwood Mac's "Dont Stop Thinking About Tommorrow"
Don't Stop Believing
Theres songs about Detroit Detroit rock city-Kiss Welcome to Detroit-Eminem and Dont stop believing mentions Detroit.
dont stop believin. hold on to that feeeling, street lights......
"don't stop believing"
Don't stop believing!
It is a popular song by Journey and it was resung by glee.
328 to be exact
It charted in November, 1981