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a few toughies

a few toughies

Postby blob2 » Sun Feb 19, 2006 6:52 pm

Looking hard for a couple obscure songs:

1) The only lyrics I remember are "see your face I start to cry" (or maybe "saw your face I started to cry") and "live my life." If you look on Google you'll find some of these lyrics in a song by Gary Moore, but that's not it. The song I want is new wave-ish, has a bouncy beat, kinda sounds like Psychedelic Furs, The Cure, Depeche Mode, or even Men at Work. I recall towards the end of the song the singer got more and more angry.

2) The second song had the lyrics "you're a superstar" and something that sounded like "is a circun," which is obviously incorrect since it's not a word. The song sounded a hell of a lot like INXS "I Send a Message." The song I want might not be 80s, but possibly 90s.

Thanks.
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