The first is an 80's rap tune. 2 black guys and I think it was their only hit song. It was on MTV. One of the lyrics was "put a clip in the mac 10".. This was before the whole gansta rap.






The next is a 70s(?) classic rock song. The ending chorus is "no, I'm not afraid" sung at a high pitch.




Thanks

Varth

Second one was Rick Nelson:

Love they say is serious
It's not a child's game
It can make or break your heart
But, darling, all the same

I'm not afraid (I'm not afraid)
No I'm not afraid (I'm not afraid)

People tell me I'm too young
But I disagree
Love can come to anyone
And love has come to me

I'm not afraid (I'm not afraid)

I'm not afraid as long as I know
That you'll always be with me
And as each tender kiss
Gets warm enough
Somehow I feel I'm old enough

Darling if you really care
And I'm sure you do
Take my hand and hold me tight
And make my dreams come true

I'm not afraid (I'm not afraid)
No I'm not afraid (I'm not afraid)
No I'm not afraid

no I dont think so. That seems to be from 1960 and this is has a lot later sound to it.

A Thug's Love Story
Kool G

http://www.lyricsdepot.com/kool-g-rap/a-th...r-i-ii-iii.html

try that

no thats not it either.

Picky picky picky.

If it helps any the 2nd song would be in the generation of Triumph and Yes.