http://www.nwcircus.com/circus-theme-song/
Classic Rock song with Circus music theme?
I just heard this song on the radio and I thought he said “the show must go on” but when i did a google search i couldn’t find it. Its driving me nuts because I really like this song. It starts like a typical circus song would and once he starts singing it only comes back in a few other times with the little circus music bit. I was listening to a classic rock station and he said it was a lost favorite, so i don’t think its played much. Any ideas?
might be
The Show Must Go On..by Three Dog Night
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FbXdOsn0s
Nitro Circus theme song(Dropkick Murphys-State Of Massachusetts)
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