older song, before my time

[dashcrash8]

heard a song im looking for while eating tonight.

very slow song with a little bit of sax (very little), long song, think some of the lyrics go......"its over now". sounds like beatles but i know its not them. again its a very slow song.

sorry not much to go on here but i know 2/3 of the people prolly have it.
also think it was made in the 70's. any help would be awesome!!!!

 

[doctormemory]

Google suggests:

"It's Over Now" by Natasha Thomas

"It's OverNow" by Deborah Cox

"It's Over Now" by Neve (The Faculty Soundtrack)

"It's Over Now" by 112

"It's Over Now" by Danny Boy

"It's OverNow" by Luther Van Dross

"It's Over Now" by Paddy Casey

"It's Over Now" by Aayliah

"It's Over Now" by Stefan Andersson

"It's Over Now" by Alison Krauss

"It's Over Now" by LA Guns

"It's Over Now" by Beach Boys

"It's Over Now" by Bosson

"It's Over Now" by 4th Avenue Jones

"It's Over Now" by Ace Frehley

???

 

[DJEiffelT]

I will take a wild guess here ...

Roxette - "It Must've Been Love" ???

I dunno ...
Right or wrong ...
Enjoy!
There you go.

 

[dashcrash8]

sorry not much to work with. this is driving me crazy, i want this song...lol

oh well thanks guys.

 

[DJEiffelT]

Just a little more info please ...

Was it a guy or girl singing?

What's more prominent - the fact that the song sounds like the Beatles or something else?

The "it's over now" part - did you get the feeling that that was the title or just a part of the rest of the lyrics?

And, btw ... gonna take another guess ...
Going off the Beatles-esque thing ... maybe something by Oasis?

I dunno ...

B)

 

[dashcrash8]

well those lyrics were not the name of the song (i dont think).
maybe beatles were a bad example, id say more like a very soft Doors song.

whoever it is they are pretty famous, heard it quite a few times just never heard the name of the group.

 

[joekapahulu]

Do you have anything more to add? The Roxette song is a girl singer....pop sounding...no sax I recall. What commerical or show was it behind?