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Advertising For Love
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This song is about a girl waiting to find her true love.
barry gordy oldies 1950s detroit recording
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The Hill Sisters were a Trio in 1950's Detroit.
The Hill Sisters were a Trio that started their music career back in 1955 (Hazel park, Michigan). Members: Lynne Hill Carol Hill Beverly Hill
Song Info
Genre
Rock • Rock n Roll
Charts
Peak #153
Peak in subgenre #15
Author
unknown
Rights
Circo's Records
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January 04, 2005
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MP3 1.2 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00
Story behind the song
It is hard to imagine now a days, but this song was actually banned from most radio stations in the 1950's because they felt that it was too suggestive. The radio stations felt that the meaning of the song could be misconstrued as a song about prostitution. Funny story, but true none the less.
Lyrics
Lonely days, endless nights wishing on stars bring someone just might happen along and love love love me I've searched for love, seems like the whole wide world they say that there's a boy, somewhere for every girl Where oh where can he be, the one who's meant for me I've waited so long so blue, for a love that's true Lonely heart advertising for love Lonely heart advertising for love oh won't someone here my plea (hear my plea) Lonely heart advertising for love
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Jeff Lynn (US)
Jan 10, 2014
The intro to this song always makes me sad when I hear my aunt Carol's voice.