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The Beach Boys – That's Not Me
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“That’s Not Me” is a song by the American rock band The Beach Boys, taken from their 1966 album Pet Sounds. It is the third track on the album.
Mike Love takes the lead vocals
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The Beach Boys – You Still Believe in Me
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A dream-like introduction to this song is produced by Brian and Asher. One person was on the keys while someone was holding the strings in the piano, creating the unique sound
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The Beach Boys – Caroline, No
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The ultimate song on Pet Sounds, “Caroline, No” was also Brian Wilson’s first (and only) single to be released under his own name on the Capitol label.
The moody ballad epitomizes
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The Beach Boys – Love Surrounds Me
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[Verse] / On my own again, left alone / To remember when / Her love filled my life / Made my life alive her love / Love around me / [Chorus 1] / How can I cope without the love
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The Beach Boys – God Only Knows
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“God Only Knows” is a song by American rock band The Beach Boys. It is the eighth track on the group’s 11th studio album, Pet Sounds, and one of their most widely recognized songs.
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The Beach Boys – You're So Good To Me
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[Verse 1] / You're kind of small / And you're such a doll / I'm glad you're mine / You're so good to me / How come you are? / You take my hand / And you understand / When I get in
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Liam Payne (Ft. Quavo) – Strip That Down
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Singer-songwriter Liam Payne has been in the studio since the beginning of 2017 working on his solo music. He posted pictures of him on his social media while being in the studio.
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The Beach Boys – Disney Girls (1957)
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“Disney Girls (1957)” is the fourth single released from The Beach Boys album, Surf’s Up. It was written by Bruce Johnston, eventually becoming his signature song. Brian Wilson
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The Beach Boys – Problem child
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Nyah nyah nyah nyah,nyah / Nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah nyah / Yeeaah! / Oh-oh-ohhh-oh-ohhhhhho / Who wants to grow up? / Who wants responsiblity / Oooooooh wee / Who wants to show up
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The Beach Boys – Make It Good (Alternate Mix With Intro)
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[Intro] / Look at me / Funny face / That's not you / A wrinkled nose / A tear / You're crying / [Verse] / Rest your head / Cry on me / Don't be afraid / I'll stay with you / I know
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The Beach Boys – Won't You Tell Me
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[Verse 1] / Won't you tell me / What you gave the ones before me / 'Cause I wonder / 'Bout the loving way you warm me / I'm not trying to pry into your last goodbye / But I feel
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Skepta – Shutdown
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With his fourth album, Konnichiwa, delayed beyond the anticipated March release, to keep his fans at bay Skepta released “Shutdown,” which he later incorporated into both
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The Beach Boys – I Just Wasn't Made for These Times
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The lyrics were written by Brian Wilson and Tony Asher about the ruminations on romance and the loss of innocence involved in growing up.
Wilson stated in his autobiography that “I
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Twin Peaks – Sloop Jay D
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The title “Sloop Jay D” references The Beach Boys' track “Sloop John B” from Pet Sounds, replacing “John B” with the nickname of the band’s vocalist/bassist Jack Dolan.
1960’s and
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Free Daps (Ft. Heath McNease, HeirJordan, Isaac Knox, Jonathan Hugo Hunte & Sam Hammersley) – Don’t @ Me
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[Intro] / Better leave out my name / Don’t at me / [Heath McNease] / The Office is the best show ever / Don’t @ me / Michael Scott is the best boss / Don’t @ me / Parks and Rec is
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The Beach Boys – Sloop John B
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“Sloop John B” is the seventh track on The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds album and was also a single which was released in 1966 on Capitol Records.
It was originally a traditional West
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Brian Wilson – You Still Believe In Me
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I know perfectly well / I'm not where I should be / I've been very aware / You've been patient with me / Every time we break up / You bring back your love to me / And after all I'
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The Beach Boys – Talk to Me
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[Chorus] / Talk to me[x2] / I love the things you say / Talk to me[x2] / In your own / Sweet gentle way / [Bridge] / Let me hear / Tell me dear / Tell me, ooh / You love me so / [
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The Beach Boys – Make It Good
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[Intro] / Look at me / Funny face / That's not you / A wrinkled nose / A tear / You're crying / [Verse] / Rest your head / Cry on me / Don't be afraid / I'll stay with you / I know
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The Beach Boys – Be With Me
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[Verse 1] / You're going out tonight / You put your real cool-looking clothes on / You're getting uptight / About some little thing I said / All that I said / "I couldn't play the
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The Beach Boys – Come Go with Me
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[Intro] / Dom-dom-dom-dom-dom dom-be-dooby / Dom-dom-dom-dom-dom dom-be-dooby / Dom-dom-dom-dom-dom dom-be-dooby dom / Whoa whoa whoa whoa / [Verse] / I love, love you darling
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The Beach Boys – Don't Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder)
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Brian Wilson called this Pet Sounds number “[o]ne of the sweetest songs I ever sang…The innocence of youth in my voice, of being young and childlike. I think that’s what people
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Timothy B. Schmit (Ft. The Beach Boys) – Caroline, No
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Where did your long hair go / Where is the girl I used to know / How could you lose that happy glow / Oh Caroline, no / Who took that look away / I remember how you used to say
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The Beach Boys – The Road Not Taken (Demo)
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We're rolling / Oh... Robert Frost / The Road Not Taken / Two roads diverged in a yellow wood / And sorry I could not travel both / And be one traveler, long as I stood / And
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The Beach Boys – Here Today
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“Here Today” is a song by the American rock band The Beach Boys, released on their 1966 album Pet Sounds. It is the tenth track on the album. It was later released as the B-side to
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Buffalo Tom – Don't Forget Me
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Don’t forget me everybody says / At a certain age when everything is moving so fast / Don’t forget me every girl has said / And I’ll remember each and every one until I’m dead
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Backstreet Boys – I Want It That Way
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“I Want It That Way” is about a strained relationship. The lyrical interpretation of this song, however, is notoriously muddled. They don’t necessarily make sense—and this is the
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Miracle Musical (Ft. Joe Hawley) – The Mind Electric
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Operating as a palindrome, “The Mind Electric” is a song shrouded in mystery, and is largely left to the listener’s interpretation. It seems that the mystery was cultivated
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The Beach Boys – There's No Other (Like My Baby)
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[Intro] / There's a story / I want you to know / About my baby / And how I love her so / [Chorus] / Oh ohhhh, there's no other / Like my baby, oh no no no / Oh, there's no other
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The Beach Boys – Break Away
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[Intro] / Break break shake away / Break breakaway / Now I'm free to do what I want to do / [Verse 1] / Time will not wait for me / Time is my destiny / Why change the part of me
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The Beach Boys – Girl Don't Tell Me
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[Verse 1] / Hi little girl, it's me / Don't you know who I am? / I met you last summer / When I came up to stay with my gran / I'm the guy-uy-uy who / Left you with tears in his
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The Beach Boys – I Know There's an Answer
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“I Know There’s an Answer” is a song by the American rock band The Beach Boys, taken from their 1966 album Pet Sounds. It is the ninth track on the album. The song was composed and
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