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Obscure late 70s/early 80s song

Obscure late 70s/early 80s song

Postby Aspen » Mon Dec 20, 2004 5:08 am

Has anyone heard of a song with a chorus that goes (and unfortunately I may not have all the words correct) something like: "Moments in time, live forever in my mind....moments in time __________________....moments like this". It's a man singing it, and it has kind of a fifties sound to it, especially the guitar. There are male and female singers in the background as well. The words, "Hey hey, oh yeah...she's my baby...hey, oh yeah" are sung near the end of the song too, and I think are sung throughout the song in the background. It's not The Alarm's "Moments In Time" song, even though that's the lyric match that came up when I did a search. If not, could anyone direct me to another website for hard-to-find eighties songs? I've really exhausted all avenues trying to find this darned song. Thanks for any help you can give me!
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