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I heard a song recently and can't remember who sings it or what the song is called. It's very alternative pop/rock in the vein or Sister Hazel. The chorus goes "Give me something (or someone) to believe in, I need something (or someone) to believe in me." Any help would be appreciated. The song probably came out in the late 90's, early 2000s.

I don't know the name of this particular song or the artist but I'll describe it as best as I can. It came out in the late 90s. Very Pop/Rock. It's starts with a jangle rockesque guitar riff. The singer (male, by the way) sings a quick "oh" and then the whole band goes into the verse section. The verses have lines like "It was just last week," "I was searching and could not stop the world that would change," and "thinking about the love that we would make." In the refrain, it's hard to make out what the lead singer is signing because he sings very high. It sounds like he's singing "I was staring at!" then a call and response happens when another vocal sings the exact line after the lead singer sings it but in a different octave. This happens three times every time they go to the refrain (or chorus). I tried for over 10 years to find out what artist and song title this is. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

I was up at a local music shop buying a part to replace on my acoustic. While I was waiting for them to grab it out of the back, a song came over the XM in the store.

It's a slower song, very melodic. Sounded fairly new. There may have been a guitar, but the drum beat was industrial sounding, more like something generated on a keyboard. Some of the lyrics I picked up on were as follows...

"When the world had just begun" (sung in the first few lines of the song)

the chorus went like..

"Home, (some random lyric),

Home, (some random lyric),

Home, (some random lyric),

He sings a line about his mother in there somewhere too.

I know this is very vague, but if anyone has ever heard of anything like it, feel free to take a stab at it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M11rNaM7zVM

I don't know the name of this particular song or the artist but I'll describe it as best as I can. It came out in the late 90s. Very Pop/Rock. It's starts with a jangle rockesque guitar riff. The singer (male, by the way) sings a quick "oh" and then the whole band goe sinto the verse section. The verses have lines like "It wa sjust last week," "I was searching and could not stop the world that would change," and "thinking about the love that we would make." In the refrain, it's hard to make out what the lead singer is signing because he sings very high. It sounds like he's singing "I was staring at!" then a call and response thing happends when another vocal sings the exact line after the lead singer sings it but in a different octave. This happens three times every time they go to the refrain (or chorus). I tried for 10 years to find out what artist and song title this is. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Should I start Peyotn Manning who's still battling an knee injury and against the undefeated Titans or David Garrard who's facing Cleveland?

Some web site I can buy it from.

10 teams and I had the 7th pick.

QB Drew Brees

WR Chad Johnson

WR Roddy White

RB Marion Barber

RB Ryan Grant

W/T Derrick Mason

W/R Edgerrin James

BN Chansi Stuckey

BN Dallas Clark

BN LenDale White

BN David Garrard

BN Reggie Williams

BN Sammy Morris

K Rob Bironas

DEF New York

BN Tennessee

(Ten - DEF)

Here's my fantasy team. It's a 10 team head to head both AL and NL league. The draft was live, NOT online.

C - Jorge Posada

1B - Ryan Howard

2B - Brian Roberts

3B - Mike Lowell

SS - Michael Young

OF - Jacoby Ellsbury

OF - Jose Guillen

OF - Chris Young

UTIL - David Ortiz

UTIL - Jim Thome

SP - Johan Santana

SP - Roy Halladay

RP - Trevor Hoffman

RP - Todd Jones

P - Jeff Francis

P- Mark Burhle

BN - Jeremy Acardo

BN - Greg Maddux

I recently saw a commerical for ESPN Fantasy Baseball. It was basically a soap opera but it all dealt with Fantasy Baseball. Towards the end, it showed one of the characters in a hospital bed asking his girlfriend/wife to come closer becuase he has something to tell her. She leans closer and he says "Don't...trade...Prince...Fielder." Then, he dies, the girl screams "No!" Anyone know if there is a link to view this commerical again? It was hysterical.

In the scene where the band performs one of their gigs claiming there are going a "different direction" playing a avant garde song and there is a small amount of people in the stands, where was that scene shot? The place looks remarkably similar to the Tweeter Center (formerly Great Woods) in Massachusetts.

Chrysler is currently using a song for their commericals. One of the commericals does a timeline of Chrysler moments or somethign with the song being played in the background. It's very indie-rock. It has a synthesizer sound which is very similar to Brendan Benson's "Cold Hands, (Warm Heart)." I heard the song when I was in JC Penney recently as well.

What's the song used in the new Sprint commerical where it shows different people tying their shoes?

The two managers of the team that won the AL and NL of last year manage the Al and NL teams in the All star game the next year. What if the manager who coached the NL team of the World Series last year decided to retire or quit. Who would coach the NL team the following year for the All-Star game?

Here's the story of the making of an album:

The album was recorded in 1991, but shortly after the finished disc was being mixed, the master tapes were destroyed when the studio caught fire. All was not lost, however, as producer had made a DAT safety copy before he left for vacation. Unfortunately, not knowing about the fire, the producer inadvertently left his DAT in his rental car. Amazingly, he was able to track it down with the help of the car rental company, but given that the record company had gone under and the band had split up in the interim, the album didn't come out until a German label rescued it in 1995.

Would you listen to it?

There is an album that suffered this fate, by the way.

Best answer automatically goes to the person who knows which album this story refers to.

If you don't know, would you listen to it? It's in the rock genre.

Two men were buying present for their wives on Valentine's Day. One was rich and the other was middle class. The middle class man saw a rich man putting a fur coat in the back seat of a brand new Ferrari. The middle class man decided to strike a conversation with him.

"Going shopping for Valentine's Day?" The middle class man asked.

"Yeah, I got my wife a fur coat and a Ferrari," the rich man answered.

"Wow, you gave her two expensive items?" the middle class man asked in amazement.

"Well, not exactly. If she doesn't like the fur coat, she can drive back to the store in her new Ferrari to return it. What do you get for your wife?, " the rich man asked.

"A diamond ring and a dildo," the middle class man replied.

"Why those items?" the rich man asked.

"If she doesn't like the diamond ring, she can go **** herself," the middle class man replied.

As you know, the three disapoointing hitters on the Red Sox are:

Coco Crisp

J.D. Drew

Julio Lugo

Look what has happened this past 5 games:

Coco Crisp: Hit 2 Home Runs and went 4 for 4 last night.

Currently on a 5 game hitting streak

JD Drew: Hit a home run last night

Currently on a 4 game hitting streak

Julio Lugo: Still struggling.

It is too optimistic to say that J.D. Drew and Coco Crisp is finally "getting their swing back"?

In this song, a guy starts saying "There's some ho's in this house!" repeatedly to a drum beat.

of seeing the Gerogia Rule advertisement on here. I sure am.

I have Jered Weaver on my fantasy team and he has been litup both times. It's killing my pitching stats. Should I drop him or be patient because he will rebound?