Looking for a Song - Don't skip over this thread you dandelions!

The Amazer

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Anyway,

I don't know the name I don't know the artist. Xena all thought she knew what I was talking about but couldn't pin it down.

It basically starts off with a massive chorus singing the numbers of a telephone number.

Something like FIIIVE SEVEEEN FIIIIVE OHHHHH or something, and then sings about a telephone line in it somewhere.

Xena said it was about calling up a bird and her not being home or something. I heard it on the radio and was just BLOWN AWAY.

By the way, it is definately NOT:

Tommy Tutone - 867-5309 (Jenny) - GOOD ONE SALTY YOU ASSHEAD.

and I'm pretty sure it's not ELO - Telephone Line (by looking at the lyrixx) can anyone help PUH-LEEEEASE?

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EDIT 11 YEARS LATER, AND HERE IS THE SONG!

 
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5.7.0.5.
City Boy

Five seven o five
But there's no reply
Five seven o five

Got myself just one more dime
But will the operator hold the line
When my ears keep telling me
There's no reply, no reply
I pick up the telephone
I go crazy when there's no one home
I feel cheated and small when
My number's on the wall of her room
Call me soon

Hey operator
Five seven o five
But there's no reply
Five seven o five
Why do you keep me hanging on the line

I can't believe that there's no one there
Is this a private number love affair
With your phone booth lover
Still waiting on the wire, high wire
I saw the light shine behind your door
I heard the party on the second floor
But you only pretend that you've been
Visiting friends from abroad, tell me more

Hey operator
Five seven o five
But there's no reply
Five seven o five
Why do you keep me hanging on the line
Mysterious people I can't believe what she done to me
It's too late now
It's all over town

Five seven o five
But there's no reply
Five seven o five
Can you hold the line
 
If i could find the album that was on, i would have been able to tell Ceydn.

City Boy rock, i will have The day the Earth Caught Fire shortly, if amazon don't fuck me over.
 
I rule. Amazing what typing a few lyrics into a search engine will do. :)

Never heard of the song, never heard of the band. Yet I'm still a deadset legend. :headbang:
 
Thankyou So God Damn Much Spiff.

You Are The Legend Tto The Max Ohhhhh Yes How Good Is This Song?
 
Nah, the best song off Sesame Street is the one that goes:

"One two three foooooouuuuuur five
Six seven eight niiiiiine ten
Eleven Twelve!"
 
*glug*

So I'm sitting here listening to City Boy. As I have for the past 11 years, the most underrated band of all time.

I have Spiff to thank for finding the song, and Koich for later on sending me this song on MSN:



I like to call it Bohemian Rhapsody's younger brother. It's seriously one of the greatest songs ever written.

So here's to City Boy.
 
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Nah, the best song off Sesame Street is the one that goes:

"One two three foooooouuuuuur five
Six seven eight niiiiiine ten
Eleven Twelve!"

I also agree this is the best Sesame Street song.

Also, I've edited the original post so people can listen to the song if they want.