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dumb question but did you try looking in the Suspiciously Similar Song page?
Just checked, and it wasn't there. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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This is making me think of "Nothing but Love" by Trading Yesterday, but I'm not sure
There is no justice, Just Us.
It's definitely not that. The song I heard sounded less like country and more like soft rock/folk.
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I have definitely heard this (or something like it) because I keep thinking the same thing (and then the lyrics morph into Backstreet Boys in my head). My suggestions are Rick Nelson "Ain't Nothin' But Love" and One Direction "One Thing", which people on other forums suggested to me.
OH MY GOD; MY PARENTS ARE GARDENIIIIINNNNGGGGG!!!!!
Sadly, it's not Rick Nelson, and it definitely did not sound like One Direction. It was an older (as in age-wise) singer.
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I heard this song the other day playing in Wal-Mart. It sounded kind of like soft rock/folk. The chorus sounded a lot like "I Want It That Way" by The Backstreet Boys (not like I listen to them or anything), specifically the part where they sing "ain't nothin' but a heartache." In the song, it was a whole step (two pitches) lower than "I Want It That Way," and it went something like "ain't nothin' but love(?)," and was sung by an older male singer. The tune sounded undeniably similar, though. Anyone know what it was?