Help me figure out this song

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  1. It’s slower
  2. It has a ‘haunting’ quality to it
  3. Prominent lyrics include “come on come on”
  4. I heard it at Tops Friendly Markets

Thanks!

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“Come On” by Lucinda Williams? (note: NSFW lyrics)

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Mary Chapin Carpenter?

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Help narrow it down; country, rock ballad, folk, what kind of instruments, gender of singers?

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The singer is a male. I’m not sure what genre it would fit into. A type of rock maybe?

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The Verve-Come on?

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Blur - Tender?

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The Raspberries’ “Go All the Way”? (Skip to 2:04 in the linked video.) The “come on, come on” part of this song is loosely based on the Beatles’ “Please Please Me.”

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A great song, but not one I would describe as “slow” or “haunting.”

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Scott Hardkiss-“Come on, Come on”?

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Not what I’d call haunting but Paul Westerberg, My Daydream?

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It’s not Imitation of Life by REM, is it?

By slower do you mean a slow tempo or just something that doesn’t have a driving beat?

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Persuasion, by Crowded House (Tim Finn)?

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Those aren’t right, unfortunately. It might be by some nobody that only gets play on in-store radio stations. I’ve been waiting to hear it again to see if I can get some more lyrics, but I haven’t heard it in a long time.

Here’s another one. It’s by a lady and it goes (I’m pretty sure) “and we’ll go up, and we’ll go up, and we’ll go up up up up up up.” She sings in a high pitched voice and it’s a pretty cheery sounding song.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c3d7QgZr7g
Stranglehold? Ted Nugent

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Left-field candidate, but could it be “Pulled Up” by Talking Heads?

It fits the “cheery-sounding” description, and David Byrne sings it in very high-pitched voice that I suppose could be mistaken for a female vocalist.

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That was the first thing I thought of too. As for the first tune, how about Hang On Sloopy by the McCoys? “Come on come on” starts right around the 2:00 mark.

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Shout by Tears for Fears? Thinking of the “come on, I’m talking to you, so come on” bit.

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“Kashmir” by Led Zeppelin? It has some “come on come on let me take you there” moaning toward the end.

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This fits none of the description except the C’mon part, but hey, why not:

Von Bondies - C’mon C’mon.