There is a song featured in the movie "Family Ties" with Michael J.Fox, in the episode "I know Jennifer's boyfriend, when Elyse say "oh right everybody this next is going to be a lady's choice".

Does anyone know the song's title? The lyrics of the song are:


"Can't you see my head is reeling
There's so many things I'm feeling
Don't know what I'm thinking of, I'm so in love
Pardon me if I seem distant"

Apparently the same snippet of the same song appears in both "Where the Heart Is" and the relevant episode of "Family Ties" ("I Know Jennifer's Boyfriend"), yet no one seems to know what the song is. It's possible the song is fictional, only the snippet is real.

Maybe, but I truly believe the song is a real track from an album that is out of print. I also think the artist singing the lyrics are front man of Classic IV, Dennis Yost. It is possible that the song maybe just a snippet, I really don’t think it is, it’s an actual official track off an album. I thought it might two other artist, Johnny Maestro, and Johnny Rivers. Music is essential.

This has been driving me crazy for the past couple of weeks, ever since I watched "Where the Heart Is" again. I'm pretty sure it's an actual song, not jut a "snippet." I immediately remembered the words and the melody when I heard it, but cannot for the life of me remember who sung it. I have googled just about every lyric finder out there, to no avail.

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Originally Posted by quinnkat

This has been driving me crazy for the past couple of weeks, ever since I watched "Where the Heart Is" again. I'm pretty sure it's an actual song, not jut a "snippet." I immediately remembered the words and the melody when I heard it, but cannot for the life of me remember who sung it. I have googled just about every lyric finder out there, to no avail.

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From imdb:
Soundtrack Credits

Mustang Sally
Written by Bonny Rice
Performed by Malford Milligan
Produced by Matt Cartsonis

Beyond the Blue
Performed by Emmylou Harris
Written by Beth Nielsen Chapman, Gary Nicholson

There You Are
Written by Bob DiPiero, Ed Hill and Mark S. Sanders
Performed by Martina McBride
Produced by Martina McBride and Paul Worley
Martina McBride appears courtesy of The RCA Records Label Nashville

Grow Young with You
Written by Hillary Lindsey and Austin Cunningham
Performed by Coley McCabe, with special guest Andy Griggs

Ride Like Hell
Written by Gordie Johnson and Andrew Whiteman
Performed by Big Sugar

Few and Far Between
Written by Kevin Bowie and Shannon Curfman (as Shannon Marie Curfman)
Performed by Shannon Curfman

Rowdy Booty Time
Written by Tommy Sims, Gordon Kennedy, Don Davis, Hervey Seales and Al Vance
Performed by Joan Osborne and Tommy Sims
Produced by Tommy Sims
Joan Osborne appears courtesy of Universal/cherry Records

Just Might Change Your Life
Written by Keith Follesé, Adrienne Follesé and Wade Kirby
Performed by Girlfriendz
Produced by Byron Gallimore
Girlfriendz appears courtesy of The RCA Records Label Nashville

That's the Beat of a Heart
Written by Tena Clark and Tim Heintz
Performed by Michael McCarthy
Produced by Greg De Belles

So Young
Written by Jim Corr (as James Corr), Andrea Corr, Sharon Corr and Caroline Corr
Performed by The Corrs

Only You (And You Alone)
Written by Buck Ram and Buck Ram (as Andre Rand)
Performed by Lonestar
Produced by Dan Huff

So Excited
Written by Stevie Ray Vaughan
Performed by NRBQ
Produced by Terry Adams and Joey Spampinato
NRBQ appears courtesy of Rounder Records

That's the Beat of a Heart
Written by Tena Clark and Tim Heintz
Performed by The Warren Brothers, featuring Sara Evans
Produced by Chris Farren
The Warren Brothers appears courtesy of BNA Records
Sara Evans appears courtesy of The RCA Records Label Nashville

Shake My Soul
Written by Ann Roboff (as Annie Roboff) and Beth Nielsen Chapman
Performed by Beth Nielsen Chapman
Produced by Ann Roboff (as Annie Roboff) and Beth Nielsen Chapman

Trains Crossing
Written by Mason Daring
Performed by Duke Levine

What'd I Say
Written by Ray Charles
Performed by Lyle Lovett
Co-produced by Russ Titelman and Lyle Lovett
Lyle Lovett appears courtesy of CURB/MCA Records

Completely
Music by Liz Hengber and Tommy Lee James
Lyrics by Jennifer Morrison (as Jennifer Day)
Performed by Jennifer Morrison (as Jennifer Day)

Cyanide Sally
Written by: Scott Nickoley and Jamie Dunlap