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Fallin' Like a RockPerformersDanielle Brooks

Tituss BurgessPreceded by"Armando"Video"Fallin' Like a Rock" is a song from the episode "A Lava Story". It is sung by Charica and Charoca, who both start falling for each other.

"Can't Help Falling in Love" is a song recorded by American singer Elvis Presley for the album Blue Hawaii (1961). It was written by Hugo Peretti, Luigi Creatore, and George David Weiss and published by Gladys Music, Inc.[1] The melody is based on "Plaisir d'amour",[3] a popular French love song composed in 1784 by Jean-Paul-gide Martini. The song was initially written from the perspective of a woman as "Can't Help Falling in Love with Him", which explains the first and third line ending on "in" and "sin" rather than words rhyming with "you".[4]

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"Why Do Fools Fall in Love" is a song by American rock and roll band Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers that was released on January 10, 1956. It reached No. 1 on the R&B chart,[2] No. 6 on Billboard's Pop Singles chart,[3] and No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart in July.[4][5] Many renditions of the song by other artists have also been hit records in the U.S., including versions by the Diamonds (in 1956), the Beach Boys (in 1964), and Diana Ross (in 1981).

In late 1955, The Teenagers (at that time calling themselves The Premiers) auditioned a song called "Why do Birds Sing So Gay?" for George Goldner, recording producer and owner of Gee Records. Herman Santiago, tenor of the group, had written the song based on a line from some love letters given to the guys by a tenant in bassist Sherman Garnes' apartment building. One of them featured the words "Why do birds sing so gay?," which fit in with lyrics of other songs that Herman had been writing based on a 1-6-2-5 chord pattern. Herman adjusted the harmony to take advantage of Frankie Lymon's high tenor/soprano. Along the way, at Goldner's suggestion, some of the lyrics were changed. During the audition, Frankie's voice stood out and Goldner recommended the lead in subsequent recording sessions be given to Frankie. Frankie did some improvising and recreated the melody to match his own style. According to Jimmy Merchant, what happened at the recording session was a combination of "Frankie's singing ability coupled with George Goldner's special ability to bring out the best in Frankie."[8]

"Can't Stop Fallin' into Love" is a song by the American rock band Cheap Trick, which was released in 1990 as the lead single from their eleventh studio album Busted. It was written by guitarist Rick Nielsen, lead singer Robin Zander and bassist Tom Petersson, and produced by Richie Zito.[1]

Upon release, Billboard commented: "Strumming guitar rocker should easily build upon the momentum started by group's career-resuscitating project last year."[10] Pan-European magazine Music & Media wrote: "A grandiose ballad from the reformed rockers. Hook-heavy music full of ringing guitars and macho lyrics."[11]

In a review of the single, AllMusic gave three out of five stars and wrote: ""Can't Stop Fallin' into Love" began life as an instrumental, but the worthless words make the piece shine. Zander pouts and preens in prime peacock fashion, quoting trashy Rod Stewart and grimy greats the Troggs. High on the platinum fumes of the glistening Lap of Luxury, the charismatic quartet seems happy and comfortable (temporarily) back on top. Slipping love letters and suicide notes under a "Stone Free" bassline and glossy adult contemporary sheen, this track is positively Cheap Trick at their subversive best."[12]

Fallin' Like a RockGeneral informationShowsElena of AvalorPerformersDanielle Brooks

Tituss BurgessVideoSource"Fallin' Like a Rock" is a song from the Elena of Avalor episode, "A Lava Story". It is sung by Charica and Charoca, who both start falling for each other.

There was a time when every hard rock band had at least one song about love, and usually much more than that. Of course, the world was a different place back then. The classics will always have a place in the hearts of fans from past generations, but what about those who are looking to discover more modern hard rock love songs?

Besides being believable, two other things make this song great. One: A song about a girl, by a guy, that praises that girl entirely for her personality traits is a rare and beautiful thing. Two: People talk (and sing) about falling headlong in love all the time, but this song, with its double-time rave ups, comes a lot closer to sounding the way that actually feels than any mid-tempo treatment of the subject.

The Red Rocks experience goes beyond the music itself. The iconic rock formations and position above Denver add a powerful mystique. Early-evening concerts are especially momentous, as the waning rays of a Colorado sunset frame the stage and paint the setting with pastel colors.

Everything you want to say to your best friend and hear in return is in the call and response lyrics on this indie hit. Along with these sweeping sentiments, Edward Sharpe's quirky instrumentation makes this a joyous celebration of friendship and love.

Carey doesn't take a sappy route with this song. Instead, she turns her feelings of love into a dancefloor-ready track that celebrates finally figuring out what was right in front of her the whole time.

It can be hard to watch a friend fall for someone else, but even worse when they ask for your advice! We all know Swift writes about her love candidly, and you can feel the authentic heartbreak in this song.

While some of the songs on this list fall under the unrequited category of love, this classic rock tune is for those that only want to focus on the happiness they feel when their best friend is around.

Based on her real-life relationship with bassist Tony Kanal, the authenticity Stefani brings to her performance is powerful. This 90s throwback will ease your heavy heart if you're worried about losing your friendship if you pursue love.

Coldplay's sound has evolved over the last two decades, but it's nice to go back and hear where it all started. With acoustic guitars setting the stage for soaring alt-rock choruses, it's hard not to believe in the love Martin sings.

Generally, falling in love with your best friend is an accident. It's messy and full of a lot of complicated emotions to sort through. That's certainly not the route to love that most of us would choose. But accidents happen.

The early 1950s was a pivotal era for music, with 1952 being a prime year. In 1952, iconic artists released songs that have gone down in musical history. Most music lovers will recognize the biggest hits of this year. Read on to learn interesting facts about the best songs from 1952.

So, this year, we celebrate the Valentine season with songs by eight other modern Japanese artists, telling stories that range from first love confessions to fantastical tales of fate. Join our celebration, below:

Ah yes, one-sided love. Perhaps an experience many of us would wish to never go through. However, in this light, electric guitar-led track, Aimer sings of that very experience in a more positive and hopeful light. The words proclaim that she will continue to love the other person, in this life and in the next, with the hope that someday that person may come to understand how she feels. It is a song that leads us to ask ourselves if an unrequited love is truly worth pursuing and fighting for to the very end.

While the listener is free to also interpret this as a romantic love song, I believe it is quite beautiful to see it from the perspective Yuuri initially intended it to be: a love that consists of support, assurance, and strong connections between friends.

This rock star romance featured two singers on the road and I loved it. It has the great build up of an enemies to lovers romance that turns up the heat when the two finally become real with one another.

Nickelback may be best known for their success with hits such as "Rockstar" and "Photograph," but the band made their romantic knack clear with All the Right Reasons single "Far Away." Sweet without being saccharine, the rock song that borders on pop is a devout expression of love. To wit, it'd make a fitting dedication to someone's sweetie. "I love you / I have loved you all along," Nickelback's Chad Kroeger sings.

Not all love songs have to be wistful, however. One of the most fun rock love songs is Halestorm's "Here's to Us," a tune that celebrates the romantic union and that feeling a couple gets when it's them against the world. Hey, if any rocker can make you feel good about your relationship, it's gotta be Halestorm singer-guitarist Lzzy Hale.

Papa Roach are best known for "Last Resort" and their more pumped-up rock anthems. But the group can write a romantic song that easily tugs at the heartstrings. "No Matter What" is such a tune, a stirring anthem of devotion. "You are so beautiful / It should be criminal," frontman Jacoby Shaddix sings. Try that for your next pickup line.

The 1980s were all about hair metal, and rockin' love songs seem like they were specifically suited for the style. Enter Cinderella, the Tom Keifer-led glam rockers who knew a thing or two about the power ballad. Just listen to their classic 1988 number "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)" if you don't believe us.

What can we even say about this one? If there ever was a hard rock love song to take the proverbial crown, it has to be Guns N' Roses' "November Rain," just based on grandiosity alone. Perhaps best remembered for its epic music video co-starring GNR singer Axl Rose's then-girlfriend, Stephanie Seymour, the tune itself is a 9-minute opus to unrequited love. "Don't ya think that you need someone?" Rose intones without a touch of irony. "Everybody needs somebody / You're not the only one."

Nickelback may be best known for their success with hits such as \"Rockstar\" and \"Photograph,\" but the band made their romantic knack clear with All the Right Reasons single \"Far Away.\" Sweet without being saccharine, the rock song that borders on pop is a devout expression of love. To wit, it'd make a fitting dedication to someone's sweetie. \"I love you / I have loved you all along,\" Nickelback's Chad Kroeger sings. 006ab0faaa