Never had this happen before, and I hate to post a somewhat-spammy topic on this...especially considering I'm not sure if the stuff I provide is gonna be of any use at all. Heard this song a couple times now, but I just can't seem to find it anywhere. Used every lyric search engine I could find, Wikipedia, YouTube and Google, but I'm not finding it.

-It seemed to have the main phrase of "Don't let me down" but it was NOT the song Don't Let Me Down by the Beatles. And some "Ooh hoo hoo"-ish type sounds around the end of phrases.
-It had a sort of old-style rock sense to it; definetely wasn't a recent song.
-The main guitar/bass rhythm (don't know which one, I don't play either of them) was a long (6 and a half beats to be exact, the last three notes were eighth notes) A₅------E₅D₅C₅A₅-------- (etc.).
-It had a chorus part (is that what you call the 'main', usually repeated 2 or 3 times part?) part where "Don't let me down" was sang in a higher pitched voice, I guess you could say.
-You could call it much more upbeat than slow.
-I'm pretty sure it started off with a drum intro.

That's about all I can remember. If you have any idea, any help is appreciated! :wave:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwK_V8TJKik

"Don't Bring me Down" ~ ELO

Got it off of your first clue, then I read the others to verify haha.

I think I found my new favorite song!

There we go!

I gotta say, surprised I couldn't find it...I search "Don't Let Me Down" on things like iTunes and don't remember getting a single thing by them. You'd think that'd come up as a result. Ah, well.

Mods, do your thang.

Thang done.