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Help! I need a dance version of "here comes the bride" for my wedding song?
Does anyone know where i can find a dance or remix of "here comes the bride" as I hate the traditional version (anything boom boom / with bass is good).
If not, does anyone have any suggestions for alternative songs that are lively (no suggestions of sting or Celine Dion please! think club and patry music that can also be romanic, but lively!)
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
A Lover's Concerto.. a little more upbeat than Here Comes The Bride
- musicguru_62Lv 51 decade ago
There was a 70s disco version of "Here Comes The Bride" by Paul Jabara. He wrote a few songs for Donna Summer back in the day. I don't know that it's still available, though. Perhaps if you look on the Amazon website, you might find something there.
- ?Lv 45 years ago
some human beings use the couple music because the first dance some human beings couple songs does not in high-quality condition and performance it in the middle or close to to the properly it is quite as a lot because the couple If it is sluggish love music, maximum use it because the first dance If it really is a short beat or non love music they used it on the properly
- Anonymous1 decade ago
lol...swing by savage.
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