Anyone know this song off tv commercial??

Question

You know that song off the tv commercial advertising HP pavilion picture printers (I think) that goes something like:
"Picture booth, pictures of your mother, pictures of your brother, pictures of the (dah dah dah dah dah.....) I don't know all the words, but is it a real song, and if so, who sings it? I love that cooky little song, and whoever gives me the right answer first gets 10 points.

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That answer was just totally crude and uncalled for! Makes me want to stop participating on this forum altogether.

Answer 1

If its the one I'm think of then its Pictures of You by The Cure

Answer 2

Song: Picture Book
Artist: The Kinks
Album: Village Green Preservation Society

Answer 3

i think of the reason they do it somewhat is with the help of the fact whilst they use classic songs, it gets people's interest greater desirable, incredibly if a television viewer hears one they actually like. If a fave music turns into linked with a product, you will undergo in thoughts the product

Answer 4

It's "Picture Book" by The Kinks.

Picture yourself when you're getting old.
Sat by the fireside, pondering all.
Picture book, pictures of your Mama, taken by your Papa,
A long time ago.
Picture book, of people with each other, to prove they loved each other,
A long time ago.
La la la la la la, La la la la la la,
Picture book, picture book.

A picture of you in your birthday suit.
You sat in the sun on a hot afternoon.
Picture book, your Mama and your Papa,
And fat old Uncle Charlie,
Out boozing with their friends.
Picture book, a holiday in August, outside a bed
and breakfast.
In sunny Southend.
Picture book, when you were just a baby,
Those days when you were happy,
A long time ago.
La la la la la la, La la la la la la.
Picture book, Picture book.

Answer 5

It escapes me at present, it is an older band I think Duran Duran that is probably wrong but Oh well. By the way I don't even know what they sing. My bad.

Answer 6

Sorry, don't know the ad. Never seen it, but many do 'borrow' classical music, no copy-write!