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doubt anyone can help but I'd love to hear it again, figure it's worth a shot
its like a 70s acoustic song sang by a guy, its a sad song where (I think) he's talking about his life or about lost love....maybe both
alls I really remember is the chorus is something along the lines of
"...and I'd travel around the whole wide world
just to see the girl
but she -something-"

here's hoping someone can piece together from my patchy memory

sure as hell sounds like it should be cash...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6pmuA4d2cQ[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UFALXK9gtM[/youtube]

My first thought was the Wreckless Eric song. But, it's not very acoustic......eeeee.

Plus, the lyrics don't really match up.

I am now done explaining how unhelpful I am.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOSzGYKaJGE[/youtube]

alas none of those songs are it
all I can think to add is that it was definitely acoustic, definitely older (had a jim croce feel to it even but the guys voice was way too sweet and soft to be croce)

htsamurai wrote:alas none of those songs are it
all I can think to add is that it was definitely acoustic, definitely older (had a jim croce feel to it even but the guys voice was way too sweet and soft to be croce)

Sweet voice, Acoustic, Old....

Early Cat Stevens song?

British singer or American? rock-ish backing or quiet? any jazz influence?

James Taylor? Tim Buckley? Nick Drake?

Monkeyboard wrote:

htsamurai wrote:alas none of those songs are it
all I can think to add is that it was definitely acoustic, definitely older (had a jim croce feel to it even but the guys voice was way too sweet and soft to be croce)

Sweet voice, Acoustic, Old....

Early Cat Stevens song?

no idea, example?

dubkitty wrote:British singer or American? rock-ish backing or quiet? any jazz influence?

James Taylor? Tim Buckley? Nick Drake?

I'd say it was American, but no way to be sure, def not a rock-ish backing, I don't remember any kind of jazz influence being there at all

I doubt it was James Taylor as I'm relatively familiar with his works and it wasn't his voice at all, not familiar with the other two

htsamurai wrote:

Monkeyboard wrote:

htsamurai wrote:alas none of those songs are it
all I can think to add is that it was definitely acoustic, definitely older (had a jim croce feel to it even but the guys voice was way too sweet and soft to be croce)

Sweet voice, Acoustic, Old....

Early Cat Stevens song?

no idea, example?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHXpnZi9Hzs[/youtube]

Whole Wide World - wreckless eric
This song RULZ
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lErHYnIMmTA[/youtube]

neither voice is even close, fuck

you should of iphoned it with those music recognition apps

tuffteef wrote:you should of iphoned it with those music recognition apps

this was before I had an iphone, or maybe I didn't have it on me at the time

the closest way I could describe the voice was a male voice in the higher register

Where did you hear it? If it was on the radio then we know that it couldn't be too obscure.