Glad you found it. I really liked it back then (I was about 14), kind of an innocent folky sound but with a more mature theme unusual for then. When virtually all songs were about yearning for or finding true love, etc., she's telling him to stay away. You mean there are other things to sing about than puppy love? Hmmm...interesting concept. That's how it struck me, anyway. Happy listening.
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Much thanks! The song was a different drum. I wasted the whole day searching for it. I should have asked someone sooner.
This is a shot in the dark, but maybe you're thinking of a song by the Stone Poneys, Linda Rondstadt's first band. "You and I are marching (or travelling?) to the beat of a different drum." It's from the 60's and called "Different DRum", I think.
Check Sonny and Cher tunes
The only lyrics I know(and I'm not sure if they're correct) are Here we are.. dancing to the beat of our own drum...
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How to insert music:
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