I am looking for a song which is in the movie I now pronounce you Chuck & Larry. It is the second to the last song which is played on the movie credits. The background music appears to be from Spandu Ballet but has light rap content.
These are all the songs featured in the movie: "Can't Help Falling in Love" Written by Luigi Creatore, George David Weiss, Hugo Peretti Performed by Robbie Solo
"L O V E" Written by Bert Kaempfert, Milton Gabler Performed by Nat 'King' Cole
"Anything You Can Do" Written by Irving Berlin
"Always On My Mind" Written by John Christopher, Francis Zambon & Wayne Thompson Performed by Pet Shop Boys
"Dancing Queen" Written by Stig Anderson, Benny Anderson, Björn Ulvaeus Performed by Abba
"Follow You Follow Me" Genesis
"You're My Best Friend" Performed by Queen
"Seven one Night" Performed by Fannypack
"For One Night Only" Performed by Bodyrockers
"There's a Fire" Performed by Longwave
"The Air I Breathe" Performed by The Hollies
"Price is Right Opening" Written by Robert Israel
"The Rejection" Performed by Dangerous Muse
"Bend Yo Wrist" Performed by 'My-T-Woman'
"Beautiful Life" Performed by Ace of Base
"Open Arms" Performed by Journey
"Groove is in the Heart" Performed by Deee-lite
"Too much passion" Performed by The Smithereens
"Girls just want to have fun" Performed by Cyndi Lauper
"I'm every woman" Performed by Chaka Khan
"Shamrocks and shenanigans (boom shalock lock boom)" Performed by House of Palm
"High and Dry" Performed by Radiohead
"Set adrift on memory bliss" Performed by P.M. Dawn
"Movin' and Groovin'" Performed by Dante X-press
"Under Pressure" Performed by Queen and David Bowie
"How can you mend a broken heart" Performed by The Bee Gees
"You're Beautiful" Written by James Blunt
"Freedom '90" Written by George Michael
"Shining Star" Written by Leo Graham, Paul Richmond
"Calender Girl" Performed by Neil Sedaka
http://music.download.com/fullalbumstreamstomptheyardsoundtrack/3600-10615_32-100999357.html
I hope you find it :)
It is the PM Dawn song entitled "Set Adrift On Memory Bliss"
They borrowed the music from Spandau Ballet's "True"
