who did that song that went, "everytime you go away, you take another piece of me..."? it was from the 70's?

Answer 1

It is Paul Young, and its an 80's song, not 70's! The title is "Everytime You Go Away", it was featured in the movie with Steve Martin and John Candy "Planes, Trains & Automobiles". Funny movie.

Answer 2

The title of that song is "Everytime You Go Away" by Hall and Oates.

Paul Young also did a version of that song...

Early 80s not 70s. :)

Answer 3

The song COME BACK AND STAY is the one that made him world famous in 1983.
In 1984 he had problems with his vocal chords, however, his comeback was phenomenal, since Young's biggest worldwide hit followed in 1985 with a version of Daryl Hall's (from Hall & Oats) "EVERY TIME YOU GO AWAY".

This song is definitely not from the 70's, and also happens to be one of my favorite ballads from the "80s".


I hope this helped.

Panterita

Answer 4

Loretta Lynn- u . s . Bumpkin (i like this music) He walked into the bar and parked his lanky physique upon a tall bar stool With an prolonged mushy southern drawl stated i will basically have a tumbler of something this is cool George Jones- Blue element of Lonesome i'm basically on the blue element of lonesome precise next to the Heartbreak hotel In a tavern popular as 3 Tear Drops On a barstool no longer doin' so nicely Waylon Jennings- Lucille In a barroom in Toledo for the time of from the depot On a barstool she took off her ring i presumed i might get closer so I walked on over I sat down and asked her, her call. i wish it works this time, i attempted two times in the previous and became instructed Y! solutions wasn't accessible.

Answer 5

"Every Time You Go Away" by Paul Young

Answer 6

Paul Young did this classic!!

Answer 7

chicago "if you leave me now" or
paul young "everytime you go away"