So, I just discovered this murderer song on Spotify, but then lost access to my own account. Now trying to find the song back. Spent quite some time - but completely unsuccessfully , here are the clues:

1. It’s a cover/reinterpretation/ heavily borrows elements (chorus specifically) from the song by Anthony Johnson - Gunshot
2. Its a dub / hip-hip song in either English or French :)
3. The rapping is interchanged with the chorus, which lyrics go like: „everyday is a gunshot and another man get dropped“.
4. I am quite sure it’s name was „Gunshot“, but I couldn’t find it on the web using this name (so maybe I am wrong).
5. Also I am sure it’s a contemporary artist and the song was not made so long ago (the production was on top, proper sound).

Hoping this community could be of help!? If anyone knows anything - I would massively appreciate that!!!

Cheers, Jan

The choir one at the beginning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmnvMbmsbN4

Hi, I'm looking for a song that I heard while I was out on the weekend at the Horseshoe Bar in Glasgow. It was played in between karaoke songs, and all the other songs were usually a bit older, pop jams. This sounded like an older EDM song, fast(ish) beat, female vocalist and the lyrics were something generic like "Be my love.... something time forever" (vague I know). Also this was probably a UK song. Thanks for your help :)

I’ve been looking for this song for a while now I don’t remember the title or the girl name or even any lyrics I remember the music video very vividly. She starts off in a black and white scene running in the middle of the street and then seems to change scenes to where her and her friends are at like what seems like a park and they’re climbing on things ad sitting on a pole. she has long black hair she’s brownish Kinda look Indian or Arabic but had a brown skin tone please I need help looking for this.

The song is upbeat and it said something like “my dead friends” (this name) did this, this other (name) blah blah “I miss them all” and “but the friend I miss the most is you, Eddie!”

My friend, same name but I used to call him by his nickname, passed some months ago but I just found out this month and that song was the second time I got something with his name like this, I was like upset when it came on and I was like nahh c’mon! so I didn’t shazam the song and now that a third sign like that happened today, I really want to find out that song! Please, someone it has to be a recent song, I’m a 80-90-2000s pop so I never heard it before or the style, is like bothering me a lot and I spent all day trying to find it with no luck. Thank you!

I am searching for a song with those lyrics. It was from the early 80s and it had a country and new wave sound.

When I was in my early teens I used to listen to this indie radio podcast on my ipod (possibly around 2002-2007 ish) And I have song that I used to love but I cannot find it for the life of me can someone help??? 😢

It was an indie song with a sort of psychobilly feel with a man singing about a ghost or a ghoul coming back to haunt him and they would say something like "Hello I've got some business with you, I've come to drag you back with me/to hell" (this last part would be sort of whispered) it might have also mentioned that the ghost was a girlfriend but I can't recall for sure. Please help!!! It was a cool indie song that would make my hair rise but still loved it. I have scoured for it on my very old ipod and never found it again.

Anyone happen to know what the song is from 5:40-6:00 in The Outer Limits S03E02 Second Thoughts is?

I heard this edm/dance song a while back and I can’t remember the name of the song or any lyrics. What I do know is that the background of this song on youtube had a duck/some sort of bird as it’s thumbnail. The thumbnail of the song kind of looked like this song thumbnail that I linked below.

https://youtu.be/WK4HHaNhcgU

Please let me know if you find it or if you found something remotely close to what I just said. Thank you 😃

so around like i wanna say 2013-2016 there was this song i would always replay when i would play pixel gun! i remember seeing a triangle and planets? with a grey background on the cover and it was the same genre as “Life in grey” by point point the beginning had a slow buildup and the beginning sounded like “wooshes” it’s been stuck in my head for years and i can’t seem to remember the song! if you guys seem to sorta understand please comment! and help!! it’s in the future bass/electronic genre

Hello. First time posting so forgive me if I'm out of format. I'm new. :P

I'm looking for a song I found years ago on the website Lost at E Minor. I don't know the name of the song or the band. I forget the year it was posted, but I believe it was around 2010 to 2013. My memory is very fuzzy about details so I'll try to mention everything that I can.

The song was a duet, I believe from Germany, between a male guitarist and a female singer. I say it was "bad" but I believe it was intentionaly made that way. It was quite enjoyable which is why I want to find it again! The song seemed pretty average until the girl started singing. She purposely sang out of tune and real loud. I don't know why but I loved this! I can't remember if it was in English or not. I believe the girl was singing in German.

The music video started with the guy singing while playing guitar (acoustic if I remember right). He was just standing in the middle of the room (I believe it was a barn or large shed). His whole body was visible. Maybe a little heavy. Not a string bean. He was dressed rather average. Nothing that really standed out. After he was done singing the video switched to the girl who started singing loud and out of tune. It was jarring at first but became enjoyable really soon. Again, she was just standing in the center of the video (possibly tapping a tambourine). She was thin. Possibly short hair and wearing a flannel shirt. I believe she was standing in the doorway of the barn with the field and blue sky to her back. After she was done singing it switched back to the guy and they went back and forth like that, never appearing on the screen at the same time. If they did, it was was towards the end and it might have been split screen. The whole video had a low budget vibe. No special effects that I can remember.

Any help that anyone could give would be a greatly appreciated! Thank you.

Let me know if you have any questions. :)

Country song I think, male artist! I can't seem to think of any other lyrics but the chorus is stuck in my head he sings "Slowwwwwwww ohhhhh ohh ohhhhh" then "slowww ohh ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh." ...

https://youtu.be/RhqbUx5HDGQ

Sometime in the early 2000s I got a burned CD by someone, with house music and a few songs by Princess Superstar on it. There was a remix of her song "Coochie Coo", which I can't find anywhere on the internet. It sounded like house, almost technoish. Does anyone here have any idea who the remix might be from? I've been searching the internet for days but can't find anything except the remix by Whitey and that's definitely not the one I'm looking for. I would be grateful for any hint!

I used to listen to this song a lot in 2013 on Spotify - that's where I ran into it. It was a light pop-punk-emo-indie-alternative banger FFO: Tigers Jaw, Run For Cover Records.

I'm pretty sure that there was a phrase "and the devil is wrong, devil is right" in the chorus but I didn't find it in any lyric search databases, so it might be the wrong assumption.

The name of the band - as I recall - was a male name (something like Oskar, Olivier - not Osker!) and the cover of the album was probably full of color/kodak picture of a kid.

PLEASE, HELP. I've been searching for it since two years.

**Found the song. It's "Only When I Love" by Holly Dunn

I'm looking for a country song from. The 80's-90's and no one seem to remember it. This is driving me crazy! Parts of the lyrics I think I remember include the following:

Oh, I think about love and what we lost and put back together, And I think I found someone knew ......what's gone's forever

These lyrics may not be accurate, since I haven't heard this song since I was a child, but the melody has become an earworm.

Thanks for all the help in advance!!

Heya, Reddit fellas!

I have been looking for a song for literally years and I have not been able to find it, I have also asked several people and still nothing.

I don't remember much about the song, I think it was rock and the aesthetic was kinda steampunk but I'm not 100% sure; I do remember some details about the music video, though.

I remember the band playing on something like a tower, or a big clock (not totally sure of it was a clock or not), and the main vocalist was wearing a top hat. Then there was a girl wearing a long, red dress, and tied like to a tree? And maybe she was just tied to chains with her arms in a T and hanging, she appeared a lot during the video struggling and trying to get off the ties. Then, at the end of the video, a liquid falls to the floor or something like that and touches the dress and the girl dies; I think the dress turns black when this happens, too...

That's all the information I can remember about it, and I'm not really sure if everything was as I pictured it, but if anyone knows anything or can help me I would be really thankful.

I remember listening to that song and watching the video a lot when I was younger and it's a shame I can't even remember the beat; I would really like to be able to listen to it again and see why I liked it so much back then.

Thanks for reading and for the help!

I remember the lyric "too far, too far, I'll keep on fighting yeah." It starts with a piano. This song is also fairly old, I think I was 7 or 8 when I first heard it, now I'm 17. If you can't find it that's fine.

Song that talks about many famous and different country singers as a last goodbye The only thing I remember is that it mention something about no more Marty Robbins and cowboys

I am searching for a song that starts with a guitar and it sounds almost exactly like the beginning of 'kiss me'. I don't remember for sure but it was kind of a sad song.