Unknown Song Clip - That's The Magic! (TTM) [Ｗ･Ｈ･Ａ･Ｔ] 

Imagine another unkown song is actually the same song but from different segments of the song

@@TopatTom IKR

probably the vast majority of songs. Will we ever hear the exact farm whistle someone used in 1682 while harvesting crops to amuse themself? even if, theoretically, we have already used the melody? no. add in cd burning and amateur singers and oh boy! lost media hell

OMG

bruh it isnt "love you like a tree" what does that mean

this originated from a sony voice recorder found at a goodwill, so you’re close

hmm, I listened to the song for a bit and saw a bit of deeper vocals.... BUT I COULDNT FIGURE OUT WHO DID THE DEEPER VOCALS. It was probably with some people Debbie hired who did the deeper vocals but their name was probably lost in time. Debbie is a candidate but could you find some other songs of which debbie did similar vocals to this song, she could be a candiate and since the only song ive listened to that she made is "Only in my dreams." and im not an avid fan of hers. Good luck, and I hope you find something.

It sounds like a my little pony song. have you done any digging about why it could be strangely familiar?

@MrsEpic23 nah I havent.. I wasn't into mlp at all tho

@@sarahcivilization9905 Ah ok, what else couldve made it familiar, I have listened to alicias song and that made me feel like "I KNOW THIS SONG BUT I CANT GET THE NAME!". I probably dont know that song tho but I felt very familiar. But also it was about a video with multiple songs that didn't feel familiar at all. Although "Thats the magic!" is the only song ive done research on, I feel like i've heard alicias song before.

​@MrsEpic23 I doubt it actually is but it kinda.sounds like background music from yakuza 0?

@@MrsEpic23 I also could've heard something similar on the radio when I was younger

The singer with the higher voice has what sounds like an Australian accent, especially when she sings the word "like" at around the 0:14 mark.

hmm, i'd say they sound a bit british or american. Im actually australian and I dont think I hear the australian accent

@@brentmann2988 also I dont really hear it being australian, but where I live, they dont really have very high voices

@@brentmann2988 at 0:14 I hear, "and love you like a dream!".

@ann2988 but also, what I hear as "truer." if thats a lyric, they pronounced it true-ur, which makes them sound very british. I agree that there are multiple singers. 1 is very high and the other sounds a bit deeper. I did a quick google search and it seems neanderthals had pretty high high pitches, and east asians had high voices, while africans had lower voices. Maybe the person who had a higher pitch was east asian. The person with the lower voice I feel could be american or african. Thats what ive researched anyway. sorry for replying to you 4 times 💀. Edit : East asians are related to neanderthals, thats what I was trying to sayyy. The higher pitched lady might have a bit of east asian in her ancestry though. She sounds pretty american or british, so does the depper voiced girl except she might be african.

www.watzatsong.com/en/name-that-tune/801260.html

1. There is nothing that can be theorized to be AI. 2. I got it from WatZatSong, it's as simple as seeing the description

the person who posted it on watszatsong said it was from a sony 2000. Im not sure tho. edit : just researched more, apparently its a gaming console. Looking at it on an amazon listing its a gaming console, I saw a music icon but they couldve recorded the song on there. I don't think its a default song or something since it really seems like it was recorded on there. 2nd edit : I actually probably wont be able to find this song but only provide research that might help you, so dont rely on me please.

man this is NOT ai wtf

@@tjltl Respect - have due regard for (someone's feelings, wishes, or rights). "I respected his views"

Mfs waking up on the wrong side of the bed in the morning

@@dreamofmaizie you could say that

They made there channel for a reason