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18 de set. de 2020 · [Intro] C F C [Verse 1] C A salvation army band played And the children drank lemonade Dm C And the morning lasted all day, all day And through an open window came Like Sinatra in a younger day Dm F G7 Pushing the town away, away [Chorus] C Ah-heya ma ma ma, into the night-ahh F Hey ma ma ma, hey-ay-ay-ay, ah C Life in a northern town Ah hey ma ...
2 de dez. de 2023 · Sugarland’s hit song “Life In a Northern Town” has captivated listeners with its heartfelt lyrics and nostalgic melody. Released in 2008 as a cover of the original version by the Dream Academy, this song takes us on a poignant journey through the experiences of small-town life.
"Life In A Northern Town" was The Dream Academy's only hit in the UK, however they were quite big in America, where they had further chart entries with "The Edge Of Forever" and a cover of The Smiths' "Please Please Please Give Me What I Want Want Want" (both used in the hit 1986 film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" starring Matthew Broderick), "The ...
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Life In A Northern Town (Live) · Little Big Town · Sugarland · Jake Owen Love On The Inside ℗ 2008 Mercury Re...
tom: C C F C [Verse 1] C A salvation army band played And the children drank lemonade Dm C And the morning lasted all day, all day And through an open window came Like Sinatra in a younger day Dm F G7 Pushing the town away, away [Chorus] C Ah-heya ma ma ma, into the night-ahh F Hey ma ma ma, hey-ay-ay-ay, ah C Life in a northern town Ah hey ma ma ma ma [Verse 2] C They sat on the stony ground ...
Sugarland - Life In A Northern Town (Letra e música para ouvir) - A Salvation Army band played / And the children drank lemonade / And the morning lasted all day, all day / And through an open window came / Like Sinatra in a
5 de mai. de 2008 · But the influence of ’80s pop on today’s country has never been as explicit as it is on the new single by Sugarland, a cover of the Dream Academy’s one hit, “Life in a Northern Town.” This isn’t a case of transforming a pop song into a country song like Sugarland’s bluegrass rave-up version of Beyoncé’s “Irreplaceable.”
