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I can't find the song or lyrics to an obscure song from a non-one hit singer (the song failed to chart or did so poorly) The words went something like "Baby, you can help me, if you tell me that you love me, (repeat)
I hear whispers, they're calling my name...
I don't recognize those lyrics, but if you can think of more information it might ring a bell.
If you can remember things like what instruments are in the song ( guitars, pianos, violins, etc) is it a slow melodious song, or more of a raucus and/or fast song?
Any further info you can give me might jog my memory.
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I can answer general questions about rock era bands, record labels they were on, and names of songs. Often I can tell the name of the record company that released a song, as well as the name of the song, and the year of release based on some of the lyrics. I grew up during the rock era and I am a musician myself, and always read the album and 45 info for production credits as well as lineups. One of the chat rooms I go to is quite amused at my ability to name a song along with it`s year of release and record label. I was also a record collector for years.
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