do you now who sings this song wjth theese few lyrics you you were always on the run finding out what you were looking for and i was always insure

No - the band is named Picture This - they were based in Florida & influneced by AiC & Creed. I used to have like 6 songs from them...they were very good - any chance of emailing me the song @ (Email removed)?

Hi, Pei Ling was taking part in the singing contest. She was going to sing a song entitled "Reflection". She was in a panic. When it was her turn, she walked on stage. When she was there, her mind suddenly went / became blank.

Wanna Be Startin' Something ends with the chant - "Mama-se, mama-sa, ma-ma-coo-sa". Says writer Mark Anthony Neal, "the lyrics were taken directly from the music of Cameroonian saxophonist Manu Dibango who broke into the

C an I say, Pei Ling was taking part in the singing contest. She was going to sing a song entitled "Reflection". She was in a panic. When it was her turn, she walked to the / on stage. When she was on the stage, her mind suddenly got

That story is a riot. Thanks for making me truly laugh out loud. Yes, you may rephrase it as you have done. Perhaps if he had chosen to play it on my native instrument, the trombone, her mistaking it for the human voice would have had a more

Can I say, Pei Ling was taking part in the singing contest. She was going to sing a song entitled "Reflection". She was in a panic. When it was her turn, she walked to the / on stage. When she was on the stage, her mind suddenly got

The grammar and vocabulary of song lyrics are notoriously odd or impossible. 'Tear storming sea' really makes no semantic sense here, and you are intended instead to get a feeling of the words in juxtaposition: ' drown, tears, storm, sea ' and

The phrase is grammatically fine and would make good song lyrics.

Using "don't" where "doesn't" should be may also be a convention of "Black English" as so much of contemporary music has been influenced or is part of black American culture. Elton John uses it in his songs,