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i dont know all the songs i like have a chorus that i like
"No Hands" by Waka Flocka Flame has the lyric: "rain rain go away, that's what all my haters say"
Sugarland has a song titled, "All I Want to Do." Part of the chorus is: All I really want to do is, All I really want to do is, All I really want to do is love you, and love you, and love you
The song Innocent by Our Lady Peace has the lyrics "We are all innocent" as its chorus.
We all chimed in, singing the chorus of the song together. The concert featured the middle school chorus.
No such song exists.
i dont know all the songs i like have a chorus that i like
"No Hands" by Waka Flocka Flame has the lyric: "rain rain go away, that's what all my haters say"
Sugarland has a song titled, "All I Want to Do." Part of the chorus is: All I really want to do is, All I really want to do is, All I really want to do is love you, and love you, and love you
The song Innocent by Our Lady Peace has the lyrics "We are all innocent" as its chorus.
Who sung the song containing the chorus Show me all the pages of your heart tell me that it is that makes you cry
I've given up I'm Sick of feeling Is There nothing you can say Take this all away Take this all away I'm suffocating Tell me what the f is wrong with me The above are the documented lyrics for the song "Given Up" by Linken Park.
Sounds a little like Rod Stewart's "If You Think I'm Sexy".
In a song, there should be an intro, chorus THEN verse one. After each verse, there should be a chorus. But I'm not saying a song should be written like this: Hey, little monkey HEy hey hey! Little little monkey In da tree eating banana YUM YUM YUM Yum banana Then another 3-line verse, then chorus. (That was a really stupid song lol). If the verse is less than 6 lines (5 lines is the only exception), there probably shouldn't be a chorus after it. Usually in my songs, I put a chorus after 2 verses, but the conventional form is to put a chorus after 1 verse. It all depends on how you want the song to be written. If you want to have a chorus after more than 3 verses, your song should be extremely long. If your song is for an audience, I wouldn't suggest putting a chorus after more than 3 verses, because then the song would have to be long and the audience would get bored. Good luck!
Who sang wanted in the 70,s
This is a part of the lyric chorus from the Beatles 1966 song, Eleanor Rigby. The chorus is: "All the lonely people Where do they all come from? All the lonely people Where do they all belong? Ahh, look at all the lonely people (x2)"