the was one episode of the show and there in in the segemeant there was a girl who add been in a car accident. her boyfreind played a song from her i think it was something like don't take the girl. anyhow does anybdy remeber the song and were can i get it. Holy smokes 99 channels and nothing's on! spencer breslin in the kid
I remember that segment. She didn't have a wreck, she had an allergic reaction to some shrimp she ate while she was at prom and her date took her to the hospital.
There was also a song I was wondering about. There's this episode where this man leaves a suicide threat on his answering machine and there's this sad country-western song playing in the background. the only lyric I can hear from is "can't do it right". This happened in December of 1989, so the song would have been around before then.
And if I remember correctly, the girl is seen cheerleading at the end I think!!! Darn she was pretty fine too!! I bet they made a great couple!!!
As for the suicide threat, I too was wondering what the country song was called well before the previous post about it was posted....it's a notably sad country song heard on his machine with lyrics that sort of convey something bad is happening.. I think very severe depression would make one feel suicidal..counseling is the best but not always right thing to help!!
I know if I heard a song like that late at night on an answering machine with someone leaving a suicidal message - i would be scared for him..!!!
I wish I knew why the man wanted to commit suicide-- was it marriage problems, or family troubles??
I think he was found by police or medics sitting in his car in the garage inhaling the exhaust..so suffocation I think..
Suicide is very sad-- and anyone in a situation like that as the guy was should have seen a counseler!!
allgood 2000, Since my country music knowledge has been so great lately I think I might know the song that you're talking about. The possible song that you may have heard is "There's No Gettin Over Me" by Ronnie Milsap.
Actualy I wondered what the song on the answering machine was too with the suicidal man!!
It was definately country!!
And that song title definately fits the man's situation-- he can't cope with a break-up so that song was probably heard to express sorrow for the way he felt for his wife..
A better way would have gone for counseling to cope!!
The prom story involved an incident that took place at the Bolton High School prom. Bolton High School is not very far from where I live around Memphis, Tennessee. Some of my family graduated from that school and two of my cousins knew the girl involved.