The overdriven guitar sound of Status Quo released this classic in 1975.

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Name That Tune #379 by Status Quo

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Haven't They?

Keep Me Rollin'

I'm Sorry

You know I miss the music of the Mamas & the Papas
And the holes in my blue jeans.
‘Cause who else but a flower child could listen to Donovan and
Tell you what it means?
The Byrds, they took you flying, took you 8 miles high,
Then they’d lightly settle down.
And there’s no satisfying the Rolling Stones and their 19th Nervous Breakdown.

The Beatles tried to tell you all you needed was love if you’d
Just peace a chance.
And all across the country they were feeling so good when they
Hit the streets to dance.
Listen to the message of the Lovin’ Spoonful, ‘cause you know it is for free.
What a day for a daydream, and a daydream’s still good enough for me.

The music’s gonna take you where you’ve never been before.
Gonna take you to the edge and open up the door.

INSTRUMENTAL

Crosby, Still, Nash and Young were teaching all their children you should
Know your parents well.
And Dylan had us seeing all the multiples of reasons we should
Ring the freedom bell.
The Band was hypnotizing,Joni Mitchell fantasizing
‘bout the Woodstock of our youth.
If the radio would play it, they felt the need to say it,
‘cause we all should hear the truth.

The music’s gonna take you where you’ve never been before.
Gonna take you to the edge and open up the door.

My friends, they tell me, “Scott, you’re living in the past
And there’s just no future there.
Nostalgia is fine, but it will never last, music won’t take you anywhere.
I look at them with a tear in my eye, and I tell them they are wrong.
I’ve been twice around the world and I never left - never left my song.
Whoa, listen to the music. All the time



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[Intro]
In Bethany's quiet hills, sorrow filled the air
Two sisters wept for their brother, lost in a grave of despair
Four long days in silence, hope fading fast away
But a voice was coming that would change the stone that day

[Verse 1]
Martha ran to meet Him, tears upon her face
“Lord, if You had been here, he would not have passed away”
But Jesus said, “Believe Me, your brother will rise again”
“I am the Resurrection, the Life that has no end”

[Chorus]
He called my name, from the shadows of the grave
Unbound the chains, and I walked out saved
From darkness into light, from sorrow into grace
I was dead but now I live — ‘cause He called my name

[Verse 2]
Mary fell before Him, the crowd began to weep
And Jesus, deeply moved, let His own tears speak
“Where have you laid him?” He asked with trembling breath
And the One who conquers all stood face to face with death

[Chorus]
He called my name, from the silence of the tomb
Love broke through, and life filled the room
From weeping came rejoicing, from mourning came praise
I was lost but now I live — ‘cause He called my name

[Bridge]
“Roll away the stone,” He said, though doubt was standing near
And with a shout so holy, it pierced the atmosphere
“Lazarus, come forth!” rang through time and space
And I stepped out in wonder, met by His embrace

[Final Chorus]
He called my name, when all hope was gone
Restored my soul, made the weak heart strong
No grave can hold me, no fear remains

I was dead but now I live — ‘cause He called my name

He Called My Name

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This tune is sang by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers in 1983. Performed here by me on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard. Can you "Name That Tune"?

I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: https://www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #323 by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers

Retired the beginning of 2023. Been writing music seriously for about six years. Thanks for listening - and sharing!

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