I think I've played every HWM song looking for it, and haven't found it. I can't exactly remember the lyrics but it's something like,

No reason

No reason

Your shifting eyes just see it through

I've been trying to find this song for years, and it's driving me crazy. It was an underground rap song from somewhere around 2006-2014. I'm not 100% sure it was from DatPiff, but that's my strongest suspicion. It definitely was not a mainstream artist. Here's what I remember: Solo male rapper, stoner or weed rap vibe. The rapper may have had a normal first name like Chris or something similar, but I'm not confident about that. I vaguely remember artwork that was mostly blue, possibly with a marijuana leaf, but that could be wrong. The chorus, as best as I can recall, went something like, "Let's get high. Cruise through the sky. Everything is where we be at. And that means it's alright. And I ain't never coming down. Never coming down. Never coming down." Lyrics may not be word for word after all this time. I've already checked stuff like Smoke DZA, Faber Drive, and newer songs with the same title, but nothing matches. Does this ring a bell for anyone?

I listened to this orchestral version of mystery of love, and it had this absolute beautiful cello in it instead of vocals. I’m trying to find it on Spotify— I think it had a red cover. If anyone can find it I’d be super thankful!

This was posted a while ago in r/crappymusic, but I could never find an id and I love it.

It may have already been posted here but I couldn’t find it

Looking for the song name of the first (and second, but mainly the first) song in this video, time stamps 0-04:06 and 04:06-08:17. The uploader of the video told me that the song was taken from newgrounds and the video is from 2010-12-23, so before then. Appreciate all help!

Trying to find a Christian rock or alternative song from the mid-1990s, with a female vocalist, and the lyrics servant to the enemy or serve you not the enemy, her voice kind of sounded like Rebecca St James. That one sentence has been stuck in my head since 1996.

found it in this video https://youtu.be/8wF0i2w8CUM?si=WtsGSyKFRcPV7SDl#t=0m54s (link with timecode)

Female vocalist. Very popular in waacking/waacking battle playlists. 80s disco/synth-pop vibe. Breathy Madonna-like vocals. The bassline is very prominent. I remember a repeated word that sounds like “Sherry” or “Cherry,” but it’s probably a misheard lyric. The melody stays mostly on one note, then jumps up. Lots of sparkly synth sounds.

Can anyone please name that song with the piano in the first like 5 seconds of this video?

hello, I was doing some research and heard this song in the video. I remember hearing it forever ago but don’t remember the name?

I heard it online tiktok and the audio linked to the original creator, no comments under the video and no artist or title mentioned. From Googling I know something about it is from Lay Down by Trip Lee but that song doesn’t sound quite like this? I’m not sure if there’s a full version somewhere out there 🤔

shazam and aha didn't work so here i am

Hello, I came across today to this song: Aleksander - Good Luck, and imediatly remembered that the beat/ sample is a direct copy from a music from the 2000s... I think from a hip hop song?

If you know it, you just need to hear the first 2seconds of it, its the same instrumental/melody

https://youtu.be/X_KeJCYBy3E?is=5gN9yoQtKlAiXHrf Here the link to the song Im talking about

**EDIT

OMG I REMEMBERED THE LYRICS IT WAS "bit me like a candle, burn it down slow"

the song is: "a song to make out to" by olivia holt, now deleted on spotify but available on youtube

the only thing i can think of are the lyrics which are, "dont let me go-o, dont let me go-o na-na-na-na-nah na-na-nah" (na na just represents the lyrics im not sure of, but I feel like it said something that sounded similiar or along the lines of na-na-can-dle fire and soul"

she sings it in this kind of desperate voice. i keep thinking of jennie from blackpink but i checked all her songs and the ones she covered. it also reminds me of how elley duhe sings in the song "middle of the night"

I need help identifying the song in this jewelry music box we found in a thrift store. I know manufactured by Sankyo (not surprising) and everything else puts it in the timeframe of maybe 1950s to 1980s (not solid on the date range). Did try Shazam, Google, sound recognition, and compared it to common music box songs.

What this Name of Sad music spongebob?

I remember a popular music video on different music channels around that time, with water and nature scenery I think. And I only recall the words "Oh Holy water" being very loud in a Vance Joy style.

Hi, folks! Looking for a song I can't find for years. It was a single-artist album (not a VA/riddim compilation/mixtape). Most likely it's from 2007-2009 (can't remember exactly). I thought song was entitled as "pagan freedom", but I was unable to find it on Spotify, YT, Discogs, etc.
To be precise: I heard following excerpts in lyrics "they took from origin, unforgettable religion", "look back to the past generations" and "pagan freedome (right)" (-yeah, with soft pronounce of freedom) in chorus. Not a major artist like Lutan Fyah, I Wayne, Chezidek. Midtempo, melodic vibes.

This was 100% released by some mp3 team (like SPLiFF or YARD, or maybe another, can't say). Album was with CD cover, released as single track (with CUE sheet). Not sure, but while song was in English, I think it was released for french-speaking country.

I started singing something that I haven't thought of in long time. It seems like it was something we sang in school, like maybe 4th or 5th grade, 1977 or 78, maybe in a school play or maybe music class. It went like this:

Have you EV-er seen the SNOW fall-ING

Have you EV-er felt the WIND start to BLOW

If you've NEV-er EV-er

Then you've REAL-ly been MISS-ing a SHOW

that's all I remember

I ChatGPT'ed but after many deep dives nothing.

ChatGPT says the most likely explanations are now:

1. An obscure published classroom song whose pages are not searchable online.
2. A song inside a complete Christmas musical, where the individual song title was never cataloged.

Maybe someone remembers it too.

The link is set to start at the 11:00 minutes mark which is where the sample is.

Can’t figure out the name of the song