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Slade My oh my(official audio) YouTube

"My Oh My" is a song by the British rock band Slade, released in 1983 as the second single from the band's eleventh studio album The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrom.

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I believe in woman, my oh my I believe in lovin', my oh my Don't a women need a man, try and catch one if you can I believe in woman, my oh my We all need someone to talk to my oh my We all need.

Slade My Oh My (1984, Vinyl) Discogs

New recommendations. 0:00 / 0:00. Provided to YouTube by BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd. My Oh My · Slade The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome ℗ 1983 Perseverance Ltd. under exclusive license to.

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Slade performing My Oh My on the Roy Hudd Show.

Slade My Oh My (Official Video) (1984) From Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply YouTube

The Official Visualizer for 'My Oh My' by Slade.Purchase 'Cum on Feel the Hitz': https://slade.lnk.to/bestofd2Taken from Slade's amazing 'The Amazing Kamikaz.

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Try and catch one if you can I believe in woman, my oh my We all need someone to talk to, my oh my We all need someone to talk to, my oh my You need a shoulder to cry on Call me, I'll be standing by We all need someone to talk to, my oh my We all need a lotta lovin', my oh my Yeah, and whole lotta lovin', my oh my I can lend a helping hand If.

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We all need someone to talk to, my oh my You need a shoulder to cry on Call me, I'll be standing by We all need someone to talk to, my oh my We all need a lotta lovin', my oh my Yeah, and whole lotta lovin', my oh my I can lend a helping hand If you ain't got nothing planned We all need some lovin', my oh my Oh, yeah Oh Yeah So let's all swing.

Slade My Oh My

I believe in woman, my oh my We all need someone to talk to my oh my We all need someone to talk to my oh my Ya need a shoulder to cry on, call me I'll be standing by We all need someone to talk to my oh my We all need a lot of lovin' my oh my Yeah, a whole lot of lovin' my oh my I can lend a helpin' hand if you ain't go nothing planned We all.

Slade My Oh My (Official Audio) YouTube

An all time favourite powerballad by Slade, that was a big hit in 1983.The song is from their album "The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome" (1983) and this video is.

Slade My Oh My (1984, Vinyl) Discogs

Slade rose to prominence during the glam rock era of the early 1970s. With seventeen consecutive Top 20 hits and six number ones, and selling over 50 million.

My Oh My 7" (1983, Limited Edition) von Slade

Create and get +5 IQ. My, Oh my - Slade [Intro] | F | C | F | C G | [Verse 1] C Dm F C I believe in woman, my oh my Em Am G I believe in lovin', my oh my F C Don't a women need a man Dm F G Try and catch one if you can C Dm C G I believe in woman, my oh my [Verse 2] C Dm F C We all need someone to talk to, my oh my Em Am G We all need someone.

Slade My Oh My YouTube

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Slade My Oh My live at Crocus City Hall, Moscow 19.11.2013 City hall, Crocus, Moscow

I believe in woman, my oh my I believe in lovin', my oh my Don't a woman need a man? Try and catch one if you can I believe in woman, my oh my We all need someone to talk to, my oh my We all need someone to talk to, my oh my You need a shoulder to cry on Call me, I'll be standing by We all need someone to talk to, my oh my We all need a lotta.

Slade My Oh My (HQ Audio) YouTube

My Oh My " is a song by British rock band Slade, released in November 1983 as the second single from the band's 11th studio album, The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome, and in 1984 as the second single from the album's US counterpart, Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply. The song was written by lead vocalist Noddy Holder and bassist Jim Lea and.