Song Title Tag #153
 

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Crazy in Love - Beyoncé

Love Song - Sara Barielles

Love Song For A Vampire - Annie Lennox

Vampires Will Never Hurt You -- My Chemical Romance

Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger - Charley Pride

Did you know that the bite of the vampire originally had a sexual connotation? (Your title made me think of that). Dracula basically was a love story. :D

Yes, I understand the Anne Rice books kind of played into that. I guess it's also why vampires are often portrayed in literature as very attractive men.

If The Phone Doesn't Ring, It's Me -- Jimmy Buffet

I'm sure I saw that one before, maybe on the other site. It's not in my Excel. Adding. :)
It's a funny title, I like it. :)

As Soon As I Hang Up The Phone - Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn

Here's one I've used a lot:

How Soon Is Now -- The Smiths

To record the guitar part, Johnny Marr used three different guitar amps, with the tremelo controls set to different speeds. He recorded the guitar part a few bars at a time, having to stop and way for the synchronization of the tremolos to cycle back around to the way he wanted it. He later said he had come to hate this song because "it's one of our most popular songs, and one that a lot of audiences ask for, but it's almost impossible to play live."

Interesting. :)
I don't know anything about guitar play tbh. My father plays it, but "tremelos" is not a familiar word other than a city nearby. I'm sure he didn't mean that. :D

Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) - Phil Collins

"Tremolo" is the English term for a variation in volume. A variation in pitch is "vibrato". But a lot of musicians confuse the two terms. To make it more confusing, the "tremolo" effect on a guitar amplifier actually does a little of both. And the "tremolo" arm that some guitars have (aka the "whammy bar") does vibrato, not tremolo.


Against The Clock -- Allan Holdsworth

At The Chime Of A City Clock - Nick Drake

Living for the City -- Stevie Wonder

Living In Fast Forward - Kenny Chesney

Forward March -- Pat Metheny Group

(very atonal :eek: )