r/NameThatSong

Has been bugging me for a while, have been hearing it in random shorts here and there and spent hours trying to find it over the last year or so, finally giving up and asking for help. Thank you for your time, much appreciated.

Hi everyone, I’ve been looking for this song for 15 years. It was used as background music in a player-made video for the game "Navy Field 2". (It is NOT an in-game track).

Sorry for my bad English (using a translator). Any help would be greatly appreciated!

nah nananah nananananah nanananaaaaaah (boom crash) repeat for a bit

The intro to this song is so similar to another song but I just cannot put my finger on it for the life of me

I was in a grocery store and this song came on. It was something like “You’ll never be young again….you’ll never be young again” or “you’re never the only one….you’re never the only one” or something similar sounding, sung by a young female singer. I thought at first it was Taylor Swift but I don’t think it is. Does anyone know what this song is?

I’ve heard it a lot on reels, there are strings/orchestra playing 16th notes in a descending order, and a male singer whose voice reminds me of Morrissey’s is singing something that could be “never enough” or “never anymore” (or maybe something else? Not sure). I often hear this bit of the song on like book/novel/movie edit reels, very dramatic. Thanks for any help!

I’ve randomly remembered a song I used to listen to a lot around early COVID times. I seem to remember it being a male/female duet, with lyrics related to staying together, maybe something until the end of time. It was epic-sounding, maybe with orchestral or strings, and for some reason, am also recalling a music video where they were in the desert.

Google is failing me, and I’m slowly going crazy trying to remember it. Anyone here recall something like the above?

I've been looking for this song for about 10 years now to no avail because its so niche.

from memory the song goes like 'girll.. ah ah ahhh.. (something something), i want you girll (gets more emotional and has a slight rasp), i want you girll (more hushed and quiet)' the instrument is mostly guitar with strumming throughout, when he says 'ahh ahh ahh' the strumming is harder and matched to the vocal. then at the climax of the song it goes 'dn dn!! dnn dnnn dnn, dn dn!! giiirllllll, i want you girl', etc.

the music video features the lead singer (male) and a woman who i don't think sings much.

the song is about her trying to let go i believe, and him trying to get another chance, the song could also possibly be 'i love you girl'.

they are in a lake hair wet, the tones are muted and mostly black green and blue, their hair is black as well. they kiss in the mv to my memory as well.

the song was made in the 80s-90s or early 2000s and the closest i got was nick cave & the bad seeds, because one of the songs (henry lee) features a woman named pj harvey who looks very similar. the music video is pretty close, but the lyrics and instruments are completely different and there isn't even the lake. It could be nick cave but i'm not sure and part of me doubts it because the voice sounds different. but who knows.

thanks.

Hey guys, I really hope someone can help me out here because I’ve honestly exhausted all my options. Long story short, I’m looking for a Phonk track I used to listen to about 5–8 years ago. It’s the type of phonk that’s closely tied to the Japanese drift culture.

Here is a list of details that I’m about 95% sure of (it's been a while, so my memory might be slightly fuzzy on some parts). I have a feeling it might have been deleted from YouTube—which I doubt, but I’ve literally done everything I could to find it and came up short. SORRY if the description feels too generic, I know a lot of tracks might fit this, but if you have even the slightest guess, please share it!

1. The track starts with the sound of a heart monitor / ventilator or something similar that makes a "beep" sound in sync with a heartbeat.
2. The YouTube thumbnail featured a red 90s-2000s Japanese car in front of either a restaurant or a gas station. The vibe of the picture was late evening/night, and I think it was raining.
3. The track itself is melancholic, calm, and atmospheric. Not exactly for meditation, but it’s definitely not the aggressive type of phonk.
4. The style is very similar to Blessed Mane.