Category: Satellite Radio

there’s a song that plays on the satelite radio at my work and there’s no way for me to find out the artist or the name of the song, so I thought I would ask here, I’m DYING to know who it is. it’s a female singer and some of the words I think are “there’s now reason you should leave there’s no reason you should go” and then she goes “don’t don’t don’t d don’t d d don’t dunnnn da dun dun da da da dunnn da dun dun” and there’s a funky organ like solo at the end. I know this is a really crazy question, but I’m totally desprate if anyone can help me I will love you FOREVER!

xoxo – Courtney

I am looking into buying a truck to run the Western Part of Canada. I was trained on a Volvo and have driven Western Star, Freightliner,Kenworth. I am trying to find the truck that is going to be the best fit for Power/mileage and Maintenance. I will be hauling double axle 53ft Reefer units only. I have been looking at the Volvo line of trucks 670,780,VT880 series as well as the “New 09” Mack CXU613. I have been told that the Mack has lots of power but is notorious for low fuel economy.It shows a photo with 6.7 on the mpg display. I have heard a lot of drivers on Satelite radio talking of 7-7.5 as a fuel consumtion rating. I am just trying to find out what may be the best truck for me to start out with.I really like the safety rating of the Volvo and also the driver comfort/use factor.However the new Mack is very functional for the driver as well.

Any help would be appreciated.

Ok, the song was on playing on my satelite radio on the 90’s channel. So the song had to have been popular in the 90’s. The song seems to be in African, and there’s a beautiful chorus. It sounds like there may be children singing. The instrumental is not tribal sounding though. It sounds almost like Enya with African singing. Sorry I don’t know any lyrics, because the singing is in another language. Also I’m pretty sure this song has been in a movie, its just too familiar to me. I love this song, and I hope someone knows what it’s called.