Songs titled "X from X" or "X to X" (where X is the same word)

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  1. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    And yet another one:

    Steve Earle - Ashes to Ashes

    Opening track from Steve Earle's post-9/11 album "Jerusalem", released in 2002 on Artemis Records.

    "Someday even man's best laid plans will lie twisted and covered in rust
    We've done all that we can, but it slipped through our hands
    And it's ashes to ashes and dust to dust"


     
  2. Zardok

    Zardok Forum Resident

    Location:
    Castle Cary
    Day by Day - Tom Jones
    Round and Round - Spandau Ballet
     
  3. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    Waxahatchee - Coast to Coast

    Waxahatchee is singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield from Birmingham/Alabama.
    "Coast to Coast" is a track from her second album "Cerulean Salt", released in 2013 on Don Giovanni Records.

    "You scan the AM for "Coast to Coast"
    I'll try to embrace the lows"


     
  4. "From Y to Y" by JimmyThumb, featuring Hatsune Miku with backing vocals by Megurine Luka



    I don’t know what the title means but it’s a lovely song.
     
  5. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    Yet another one:

    Maxi Anderson - Lover to Lover

    Maxi Anderson mainly worked as a session singer.
    "Lover to Lover" is a track from her sole album "Maxi", released on Blue Note Records in 1977.

    "Lover to lover
    One to another
    Do you need me
    Do you love me"


     
  6. Loup

    Loup Ancient Wool Unraveller

    Location:
    Motown
    Spandau Ballet
    Round & Round (1984)

     
  7. Loup

    Loup Ancient Wool Unraveller

    Location:
    Motown
    Talk Talk
    Time It’s Time (1986)

     
  8. Steve G

    Steve G Senior Member

    Location:
    los angeles
    Europe - Life is Life
     
  9. Exactly what the OP is looking for!
    Dolls - "From X to X"
     
  10. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    Same title, different song:

    Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson - Person to Person

    B-side of "Lonesome Train", released in 1952 on the King label.
    Covered by both Screamin' Jay Hawkins and Little Willie John in 1957, and by John Campbell for his album "One Believer" in 1991.

    "Don't write me no letter
    Don't even telephone
    I want you person to person
    Bring your big fine foxy self on home"


     
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  11. blue42

    blue42 Forum Resident

    Location:
    Trenton, NJ, USA
    Hooters -- Day By Day
    the musical Godspell -- Day By Day
    Bill Quateman ('70s Chicago singer/songwriter) -- Night After Night
     
  12. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    Same title, different song:

    Shirley Brown - Woman to Woman

    Released as a single on the Stax sublabel Truth Records in 1974.
    This was Stax's final major hit record.

    "Oh, woman to woman
    Can't you see where I'm coming from
    Woman to woman
    Ain't that the same thing you would've done"


     
  13. Hedley Lamarr

    Hedley Lamarr Forum Resident

    Location:
    Miami Beach
    XTC - Reel By Reel
    Elliot Smith - Coast To Coast
    Echo & the Bunnymen - Stars Are Stars
     
  14. LilacTeardrop

    LilacTeardrop "Roll It Over My Soul...and Leave Me Here"

    Location:
    U.S.
    Adding another
    The Jesus & Mary Chain - Coast To Coast
    :D:edthumbs:

    All- different songs/same title.
     
  15. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    Steve Wynn - Layer by Layer

    From The Dream Syndicate frontman's album "Fluorescent", released in 1993 on Brake Out Records.
    Backing vocals by Victoria Williams.

    "Take off the shades you wear
    Can't you see that I just don't care
    Layer by layer by layer
    It will come down to you"


     
  16. Davido

    Davido ...assign someone to butter your muffin?

    Location:
    Austin
    "Dream Baby Dream" - Suicide
     
  17. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    Same title, different song:

    Junior Wells - Little by Little

    Released as a single on Mel London's Profile label out of Chicago/Illinois in 1960.
    Willie Dixon on bass and providing vocal harmony, Lafayette Leake on piano, Earl Hooker and Dave Myers on guitars, and Eugene Lyons on drums.

    "Little by little, I'm losing you, that I can see
    Bit by bit, your love slips away from me"


     
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  18. Safeway 1

    Safeway 1 "mad, bad, and dangerous to know"

    Location:
    Manzanillo, Mexico
    Would this qualify?

     
  19. vince

    vince Stan Ricker's son-in-law

    Screamin' Jay Hawkins- "Person to Person"
     
  20. stefane

    stefane Forum Resident

    Billy Bragg & Wilco - One by One

    A track from the album "Mermaid Avenue", released in 1998 on Elektra Records.
    An album of previously unreleased lyrics written by Woody Guthrie, and put to music written and performed by Billy Bragg and Wilco.

    "One by one, the flowers fading in my garden
    One by one, the leaves are falling from the trees
    One by one, my hopes are vanished in the clouds, dear
    One by one, like snowflakes melting in the breeze"


     
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