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Subject: PLEASE HELP ME WITH THE DAMN TITLE TO THIS SONG!
i don't even know the artist, either. all i know is that this song is awesome. okay, it goes "all my problems, all my fears, and the world seems to disappear" at the fast part of it. "YOURE SO FINE, LOSE MY MIND......" and during the verses it gets slower and i know he goes "i want, all that you can give me...." and there's this 'doo doo do doo doo" part and UGH i wish i knew the title or artist. PUH-LEEZE help me wiht this one. sorry about the vagueness. thanks so much! :)
~alyson
Subject: Re: PLEASE HELP ME WITH THE DAMN TITLE TO THIS SON
> i don't even know the artist, either. all i know is that this song is
> awesome. okay, it goes "all my problems, all my fears, and the world
> seems to disappear" at the fast part of it. "YOURE SO FINE, LOSE
> MY MIND......" and during the verses it gets slower and i know he
> goes "i want, all that you can give me...." and there's this
> 'doo doo do doo doo" part and UGH i wish i knew the title or artist.
> PUH-LEEZE help me wiht this one. sorry about the vagueness. thanks so
> much! :)
> ~alyson
The song is defintely by Australian band INXS and I am pretty certain it is called "Disappear" from their "Listen Like Theives" album, released in 1986.
Subject: Re: INXS - Correction on album title
> The song is defintely by Australian band INXS and I am pretty certain it
> is called "Disappear" from their "Listen Like Theives"
> album, released in 1986.
It turns out that "Disappear" is on their 1990 album entitled "X".