tono: C (chorus) Am In the night I hear them talk Dm The coldest story ever told F Somewhere far along this road E He lost his soul Am Dm To a woman so heartless F E How could you be so heartless How could you be so heartless Am How could you be so Cold as the winter wind when it breeze yo Just remember that you talking to me yo G Am You need to watch the way you talking to me yo Am I mean frost0526 said: 09-22-2005 06:51 AM i know a line from this song, but i dont know the title and artist need help! there's this song i heard i don't know the name nor the tilte what i can tell you thou its a new song kinda its like a club/dance type also a woman sings it and the only line that i know from the song is "i love you more then the air that i breath"i thought it was a cascade song but i download most of them and it not so please if u think u know it give me a replie Supermeighen said: 09-26-2005 01:38 AM I think I have it... It could be a song by "Boyzone" called "everyday i love you". Try that out. It might or might not be it. trinity blue said: 09-26-2005 02:27 AM i think i found it the song title is "more than life" and the artist is dan gardner: I still remember the day You said you're going away A part of me was dying I knew that deep in my heart Nothing could tear us apart There's no use in denying I know love doen't come easy My heart is empty that much is true And I still look for the reason That you never let me get close to you Chorus More than life I love you more than the air that I breathe It's all because you're the one that i need And every day that I live I believe I just can't give anymore More than life If I could hold back these tears I could forget all the years That we were together And even now late at night Sometimes it doesn't feel right I could lose you forever I keep on hoping you'll hear me Someday I'll turn and I'll find you there I'm holding on but just barely I still love you more than life Girl, I swear Chorus Is a mistery sometimes I don't know why love can pass before our eyes Before I let you go Baby, there is something you should know I love you more Chorus frost0526 said: 09-27-2005 10:49 PM thanks lol. thats the song! it drives me crazy when i cant remember things like that u made my day lol thanks trinity blue said: 09-29-2005 12:12 AM you are most welcome music is a constant companion for me and i am so bummed when i hear a song i really like and do not know the title or artist. houston_chikk_713 said: 11-03-2008 09:35 PM Originally Posted by frost0526 there's this song i heard i don't know the name nor the tilte what i can tell you thou its a new song kinda its like a club/dance type also a woman sings it and the only line that i know from the song is "i love you more then the air that i breath"i thought it was a cascade song but i download most of them and it not so please if u think u know it give me a replie I think the name of the song your looking for is "I need you bad" by Jasmine Sullivan....Listen to that song...maybe thats it.. No one can hurt me better than you. Nobody needs you more than I do. No one can love me better than you. Keep me running all the red lights. As we're holding on to midnight. Only we know what it feels like. No matter where I go, no matter what I do, yeah. There ain't nobody out there. You're the one, you're the one, you know every side of me. About“Heartless” was released as a promotional single 20 days before the official release of 808s and Heartbreak, and peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts while topping both the Rhythmic and Hot Rap Songs charts. The single is certified 6x platinum and is Kanye’s third best-selling single, behind “Stronger” and “Gold Digger.” The single’s minimalistic artwork is the only art from the 808s era that doesn’t feature a heart motif; it’s literally us a question about this songWhat have the artists said about the song?“Pop is such a clear lane and stuff, for people to do like bullshit music and it still works. So what happens if you take a person that’s like super credible, from the hip-hop world. Saying, ‘Ok. I conquered this world and I come into a lane where there is a bunch of bullshit being made and be like. Ok, such and such, you have to compete with this. And I have like 72 bars of real life lyrics, that’s from my life, that I wrote. Now compete with this. The genre for this sound is pop-art.” -Kanye WestWhat has No said about the song? “Heartless” was actually for Blueprint 3. I remember when we got to that record, Kanye heard it and said ‘Nope, I’m keeping this one for myself.’ And I was like, ‘Come on man, you’re not even working on an album.’ And he said ‘Now I am.’ [Laughs.] Jay was sitting there waiting on beats for the album, and here we go embarking on a whole other album. Then you’ve gotta do a tour and everything. That’s why Timbaland did so many things on Blueprint 3 because we kept a lot of those beats for 808s. But I knew “Heartless” was going to be a big record. It was actually between this and “Love Lockdown” for what he was gonna play on the VMAs—those were the only two songs he had done at the time. And that’s when he premiered that whole 808s look. That’s probably the biggest song of my career or any song I’ve been a part of. Jay wasn’t mad that Ye got it, because that’s par for the course. You know, he just kinda looked at me like ‘Yo, where are some more of them beats?’ via AMRA, ABRAMUS, ASCAP, Sony Music Entertainment, AMRA BR, Kobalt Music, UBEM, BMG, MINT_BMG, CMRRA, UMPG / We Publish Music, SOLAR Music Rights Management, ​peermusic, LatinAutor, Roc-A-Fella Records & Universal Music GroupPublisherAMRA, AMRA BR, UBEM, MINT_BMG, CMRRA, UMPG / We Publish Music, ​peermusic, LatinAutor, BMG Chrysalis, Sony Music Entertainment, BMG Platinum Songs, EMI Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music, Universal Music Group, Jabriel Iz Myne, Elsie’s Baby Boy, BMG, Way Above Music, Please Gimme My Publishing, No EMI Blackwood Music & BMG BlueRecorded AtGlenwood Studios, Burbank, CA and Avex Recording Studio, Honolulu, HIRelease DateNovember 4, 2008Heartless CoversHeartless by Luke Black, ​heartless ‒ Kanye West by ​scruffpuppie, Heartless by StackOnIt Music (Ft. 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AboutTaylor Swift teaches listeners a lesson about self-love and confidence with “ME!” featuring Panic! at the Disco frontman Brendon Urie. It’s a stark turn from her sixth studio album, reputation, released in 2017, which is known for its dark visuals and mature themes. After a YouTube credits leak the day before its release, the collaboration was confirmed by Swift herself when she appeared with Robin Roberts on ABC. Before Swift went on air, a Spotify billboard in London, England began to promote the track. The music video for the song gained million views on YouTube in its first 24 hours, making it the biggest 24-hour debut for a female or solo artist on the platform, as well as breaking the record for the biggest 24-hour VEVO debut, which she previously achieved with “Look What You Made Me Do.” It also broke the record for most first-day plays on US pop radio, another record previously held by “LWYMMD.” Contradicting her own pattern, this is the first cover of one of Taylor’s lead singles to not feature a picture of us a question about this songWhat have the artists said about the song?Swift announced the single with Robin Roberts of Good Morning America just hours before its release, saying: ‘ME!’ is a song about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it, and owning it. I think that with a pop song, we have the ability to get a melody stuck in people’s heads, and I want it to be one that makes them feel better about themselves. In an interview with KIISFM, Swift stated about the track: This song is such a celebration and it’s so playful. The ultimate main purpose of this song when I thought of this melody … I was like, ‘It’s so catchy, what do we want to get stuck in people’s head?’ And what I wanted was to make people happy about themselves because I think everyone literally is so neurotic and insecure and anxious about things, you know? … I think there should be a way for us to have a song stuck in our heads that reinforces the fact that we’re different, and obviously there are a lot of songs about ‘I’m special,’ but I hadn’t heard one recently that was about ‘I’m special because of who I am.’How was the song teased?“ME!” was first teased on her social media on 13 April 2019, with an image of a diamond heart with the caption “ Simultaneously, her website was revised, featuring a countdown with a background of shimmering hearts. Until the song’s official release, Taylor continued this trend, posting various images of objects, with the caption, “ The song was finally confirmed after a YouTube representative leaked the credits of the music video a day prior to its release. Taylor also commissioned and appeared at a mural to commemorate the single, teasing the song further throughout the night during ABC’s 2019 NFL has Taylor said about working with Brendon?What has Brendon Urie said about working with Taylor?Why was the song a collaboration?What records has the song broken?How did this song perform on the Billboard charts?Why did Swift choose "ME!" as the lead single?Has Swift performed the song live?What did co-writer and producer Joel Little say about working on the song?When did Swift and Urie work on the song?Behind The Scenes of the music video:Does this track have any RIAA certifications?Why did the infamous "Spelling is fun!" line get removed from the final version?CreditsAssistant Recording EngineerRecorded AtElectric Lady Studios (New York, NY) and Golden Age West (Auckland, NZ)Release DateApril 26, 2019Songs That Interpolate ME!ME! CoversMe! by Sapphire (UK), ME! (Melody Project) by TZUYU (Ft. BANG CHAN), ME! by Viki Gabor, 2019 Mashup by Kurt Hugo Schneider & Sam Tsui, Me! by Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox (Ft. Ryan Quinn & Sara Niemietz), Me! by MALINDA (Ft. The Gregory Brothers), ME! by Emma Heesters, Me! by Bailey Rushlow, Me! by Tiffany Alvord (Ft. Chester See), ME! by KIDZ BOP Kids, Me! (Acoustic) by Cimorelli, Me! by Haley Klinkhammer, ME! by Walk Off the Earth, ME! by RoadTrip & ME! by MadilynView ME! samplesTags
Nobody but you May take this the way To help me To make this dream come true Who better than me To help him Who better than me To put a smile on his face Who better than me His best-friend Who

“Better Than You” is a song from Season 2, Episode 1 of Camp Camp (Made by Rooster Teeth). In this episode, Gwen (co-counselor along with David) puts a help wanted ad in the paper. The first and only applicant, Daniel, dangerous cult leader and basic duplicate of David, is hired. Gwen takes one of her many saved vacation days to excuse herself from the bizarre encounter, and while she’s gone, Daniel begins turning the camp into his cult, hence the episode name, “Cult Camp.” When David tries to fire him, they get into a musical showdown and this song takes place.

I think this beautiful song should be rediscovered. Released on the 1982 album, "Round Up Saloon". Written by Bobby Goldsboro.
We all have certain songs that we associate - by choice or by accident - with relationships, sex, and love. Maxwell's "A Woman's Worth," Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know," Adina Howard's "Freak," and Keith Sweat's "Make It Last Forever" are just a few examples... I'm sure you all have many more, with stories too! After reading "Love in the Time of Darwinism," an article by City Journal's Kay S. Hymowitz, I was inspired to reintroduce my music blogger self to my Carrie Bradshaw self: earlier this year, we tackled the topic of open marriage together, so why not back-track and collaborate on the chaotic world of contemporary dating? The Darwinism article defines itself as "a report from the chaotic postfeminist dating scene, where only the strong survive," and provides a thorough evaluation of what both males and females go through as participants in the ever-evolving process. Let's start with some male perspective:"The woman may be hoping for a hookup, but she may also be looking for a husband, a co-parent, a sperm donor, a relationship, a threesome, or a temporary place to live. She may want one thing in November and another by Christmas. 'I’ve gone through phases in my life where I bounce between serial monogamy, Very Serious Relationships and extremely casual sex,' writes Megan Carpentier on Jezebel, a popular website for young women. 'I’ve slept next to guys on the first date, had sex on the first date, allowed no more than a cheek kiss, dispensed with the date-concept altogether after kissing the guy on the way to his car, fucked a couple of close friends and, more rarely, slept with a guy I didn’t care if I ever saw again.' Okay, wonders the ordinary guy with only middling psychic powers, which is it tonight?"I guess that is rough to deal with, but NEWFLASH gentlemen: the ladies deal with it too! Men change their minds and send just as many mixed-signals as women do. It's human nature! In high school, I added the acronym BBD to my verbal arsenal - the Bigger Better Deal - representing the idea that people constantly want to upgrade their mate. AKA Darwinism, our inherent/biological desire to evolve (right, Boz?). Now, mix that madness with the current social climate, where technology plays such a large role in our day-to-day communication, and it's like adding yet another log to a fire that's already out of control..."Women complain that instead of calling to ask them out, or even make plans for a date, men simply text, 'Heading downtown. Where r u?' as they walk to the subway. That may be deliberate. 'There is no longer any reason to answer the phone when a woman calls you or return her call when she leaves you a message,' insists one dating pro at World of Seduction. 'What should you do? Text message, of course.' Text messages, he argues, deflect unnecessary personal involvement and keep women on edge. Game goes even further, actually encouraging men to 'neg' their 'target' women—that is, to undermine their confidence subtly by ignoring or mildly insulting them. The hotter the woman, the more essential it is to neg her."Awesome. SMH- but I'm not even mad! Although I believe I'm more direct and honest than most girls when it comes to communicating, I too am guilty of playing into these kinds of strategic tactics. But is it our fault, or a result of the technology? What came first- the chicken or the egg? All of these relationship woes leave so much to be discussed, which, if you ask me, brings it all back to the music. And since this blog serves as the soundtrack to current events, applying music to dating is no big feat. 808s and Heartbreak? - Literally. Good album title Kanye. Very fitting for my theme...Kanye West "Heartless"Dealing with some wishy-washy relationship drama, Ye asks his lady "how could you be so heartless?!" And who knows. Maybe she's a soul thief like he claims, or maybe his actions have worn her down to nothing. We'll probably never " and unapologetic in her lyrics, Solange lets us into her seemingly insecure world after a one night stand. "He wasn't just a regular guy," she claims, simultaneously noting her stubbornness- "but I still refuse to call his ass!" She said it herself: Damn this would make a real good song. PS- I'm loving the Kid Cudi and Cee-Lo cameos!Lastly, and certainly not new to The Labyrinth, Lykke Li "Little Bit" Showing us that there are degrees of her devotion, Lykke admits that she's only a "little bit" in love. She'll even forget about her "tainted heart" as long as her boo reciprocates her legit, lukewarm feelings. Apparently, Toronto MC Drake appreciated the "Little Bit" record... he hopped on it, pause, to sing and rhyme- leaking his version last week. Listen to it would do itPush buttonPull triggerClimb mountainThanks to Shamz for the you the BBD, or are you looking for one? Or both?!? The more I listen to relationship-inspired music, the more I'm realizing that everyone's a mess! So if we're all confused, and it's a Darwinian rat race, and technology is warping and re-writing our paths of communication, how is a dater supposed to survive? Nobody like you No, no, no, no Nobody like you I've been searching I've been looking (yeah) Every now & than Makes me wonder (what I'd? Do) You were the best, the best thing, baby To ever come
SongfactsÂŽ:Uncle Kracker is Kid Rock's DJ. Rock produced the track and released the Double Wide album on his Top Dog record label, launching Kracker's solo career. The mellow tune is a far cry from Kracker's days hyping the crowd for rock from behind his turntables. Rock had his own lite-rock hit two years later with his Sheryl Crow duet "Picture."The song is about a man who has an affair with a married woman. It did very well on Adult Contemporary radio, where many people heard it as background music and didn't listen to the lyrics. It was kind of funny hearing placid DJs say "Uncle Kracker" on the wrote this with his musical partner Michael Bradford. They met when both were in Kid Rock's touring was the first hit for Kracker, but it wasn't his last: In 2003, he went to #9 in a duet with Dobie Gray on "Drift Away"; in 2009 he hit #31 with "Smile."Directed by Nick Egan, the music video got a lot of airplay on VH1. Mark McGrath, lead singer of Sugar Ray, shows up in the video as an auto Rock was good to Kracker, involving him in the creative process and giving him writing credits on many songs, including "Cowboy" and "Only God Knows Why." Rock once said Kracker had "no musician skills at all," but was "very talented with words and melodies."
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