It's "More Than This" by Roxy Music. It wasn't as big a hit in the USA as in the UK, so that might explain why it took me so long to find it.
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It's "More Than This" by Roxy Music. It wasn't as big a hit in the USA as in the UK, so that might explain why it took me so long to find it.
This is the javascript version for cutting and pasting:
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d'8. e'8 b'2 d'8. e'8 e'2 d'8. e'8 e'2 d'8. e'8 fis'2 d'8. e'8 b'2 d'8. e'8 e'2 d'8. e'8 e'2 d'8. e'8 fis'2
OK, I've tried Midomi, Tunebot, and multiple interfaces on this site. This is a song that I associate with John Hughes movies for some reason -- it features a British male falsetto vocalist and is highly synthesized (narrows it down a lot lol). This is my closest approximation of it:
search Musipedia for this
Many thanks in advance!
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