I first heard this song in the 70's when I was very young.  I was reminded of it years later when I heard it again on the radio.  I have been trying to find out the title of this song and the artist for 14 years without success.    Hopefully some one remembers it.  It goes like this:

Don't you worry
A new life comes to you
and don't it feel good
when you're whole world feels brand new
You've got someone who cares for you
You're not alone baby; now there's two
'Cause I'm lying here right next to you.

(Refrain)
So don't you worry
don't you worry (repeat two more times)

shoot, that line is so familiar....damn, Ive got to think about this one...can you give more info, like a style or something

There isn't really too much more info I can provide except possibly that the artist might be named Randy Bishop.  That was the name the radio announcer mentioned after the song when I heard it and remembered it years ago. I'm not sure if she was referring to that particular song however. I know there is a current artist named "Randy Bishop" but he doesn't seem to have the same musical style.

I can tell you there are violin strings in the background of the song and that it is unquestionably an easy-listening early-mid 70's AM radio type of song.