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I don't know the title of this new wave song.

I don't know the title of this new wave song.

Postby lyrical » Sat May 02, 2009 11:25 pm

I don't have much details because I just heard it on the radio. Anyway, I loved the song at first sight but I really gotta know the title and artist. Anyway, the vocals was a high pitched male and sounded quite similar to the Outfields. It was quite upbeat, and i think there was some girl groupies singing in one part.

As for the lyrics, I tried writing them down but I couldn't understand it. All I could pick up was something that sounded like "I'll be staying...". Also, repeated for many times throughout the song (When I tuned to that station, the song was reaching the end part already) was something that sounded like "Fire...fire..."

gah...i feel hopeless....HELP!
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