In An American Tail (released November 21, 1986). The animated film was directed by Don Bluth. The song "Somewhere Out There" was sung by the character Fievel Mousekewitz. The music was written by James Horner and Barry Mann, lyrics by Cynthia Weil, and it was performed by Phillip Glasser and Betsy Cathcart.

The number one pop ballad Somewhere Out There came from the movie An American Tail was by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram.

Our Lady Peace did an alternative/pop/rock song called Somewhere Out There.

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Somewhere - song - was created in 1995.

You might want to include song lyrics in your search, since lyrics certainly are poems, and many popular songs refer to dreams. "Somewhere Out There" from the movie An American Tail would be a fine example, as well as "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" from The Wizard of Oz. See links to lyrics below.

somewhere by its tail.

No. the Song Trush has a dark brown tail.

Somewhere - Shanice song - was created in 1993.

A Trick of the Tail - song - was created on 1976-02-20.

The duration of An American Tail is 1.33 hours.

Rattle their tail

Somewhere in the World - song - was created on 2010-11-22.

An American Tail Theatre was created in 1991.

An American Tail Theatre ended in 1992.

An American Tail was created on 1986-11-21.

Somewhere Out There - James Horner song - was created in 1986-10.

Somewhere Out There - Our Lady Peace song - was created in 2002-01.

The American bobtail has a short tail because the short tail gene is more dominate.

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I hate to say this but the answer is no. The reason why I said no is because I just looked it up on wikipedia and it said that "An American Tail IV: The Mystery of the Night Monster" is the 4th and final film. Sorry to all of you that are reading this but there's not going to be "An American Tail V". Unless they made "An American Tail", "An American Tail II: Fievel Goes West", "An American Tail III: The Treasure of Manhattan", and "An American Tail IV: The Mystery of the Night Monster". Also they decided to make a TV series for An American Tail titled "Fievel's American Tails". So again sorry that there's not going to be "An American Tail V".

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David Alband

Almost 15 years old (Still 14 years old)

Tremont, Illinois

Somewhere Down the Road - Barry Manilow song - was created in 1981.

Somewhere Down the Road - Amy Grant song - was created in 1997.

If you are talking about a slower song that ends in "...somewhere only we know." Then, it is called, "Somewhere Only We Know" by Keane. It is on iTunes, you can purchase the song there.

the song is called go by tones on tail from 1983... a side project of bauhaus

The song is: Somewhere at Sea' by the Filthy Dukes

yes

In the song "Jingle Bells," the term "bob tail" refers to the shortened or docked tail of a horse. The lyrics describe the horse as having a "bob tail" which means its tail has been cut short. This detail is included to paint a vivid picture of the horse pulling the sleigh in the winter scene described in the song.

The budget for An American Tail: Fievel Goes West was never publicized.

Yes it is.

The song was big in 1963 and it was by the Escorts,

I have been trying to find it on CD for a long time with no luck. I love this song.

it was on Coral label

Two songs named 'Somewhere' in the 1960s:

1964 by the Tymes

1966 by Len Barry

There is an interesting version of the song 'Somewhere' from the musical 'West Side Story' by Tom Waits on his 'Blue Valentine' album. The author was Leonard Bernstein.

An American Tail.

Tones on Tail

Most likely somewhere near the tail feather area, or LEKS

A song from her own album, the song was "Somewhere Down the Road"

The song is called: Somewhere over the Rainbow.

The Last Song - The All-American Rejects song - was created in 2002.

There are 36 stanzas in the song Somewhere I Belong. 13 of these are in the chorus.

The song 'somewhere I belong' is off of Linkin Park's Meteora album.

Steven Spielberg has not said whether he will remake, An American Tail, or not. Usually he will not remake his movies.

The song Connie Talbot auditions for, in Britain's Got Talent, is Somewhere Over the Rainbow sung by Judy Garland. Check out iTunes for other versions of this song, but most importantly.....the song that is playing in the background when the judges are judging her is Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Eva Cassidy.

Yes. That money has to come from somewhere, and that somewhere is the American taxpayer.

Hillary Duff

Somewhere deep

I have a 2003 Outlander and tail light is similar- check out the WikiAnswer for the 2003 which helped me remove my tail light assembly.

short somewhere in the wiring or bulbs might be loose

Neil Owen LaPlant

"Do You Hear What I Hear". God bless.

You need to see the vet ASAP--it sounds like there's a severe infection somewhere on the tail.