Here's a more generous version of Name That Tune. The one line (no more) obviously can't contain the song's title or any portion of the title.

Clue: Four a.m. we ran a miracle mile.

It's New Radicals You Get What You Give . Sorry I took 7 years to answer. I've been busy.

It's New Radicals You Get What You Give . Sorry I took 7 years to answer. I've been busy.

Assuming this is correct:;)

New game!! ;)


Those school girl days, of telling tales and biting nails are gone...

Assuming this is correct:;)

New game!! ;)


Those school girl days, of telling tales and biting nails are gone...

Assuming? I'm offended.

Lulu- To Sir with Love, which you just made me pull up on Spotify.

Assuming this is correct :) , on a totally different lyrical track -

You're only young but you're gonna die

[The only flaw in this game is its too easy to punch the lines into Google and get the answer, but I won't if no one else will]

Assuming? I'm offended.

Lulu- To Sir with Love, which you just made me pull up on Spotify.

Assuming this is correct :) , on a totally different lyrical track -

You're only young but you're gonna die

[The only flaw in this game is its too easy to punch the lines into Google and get the answer, but I won't if no one else will]

ACDC Hells Bells.


My heart will lead me there soon

Window walkin' downtown, feelin' mighty good....

Window walkin' downtown, feelin' mighty good....

Pardon my intrusion, but this one is easy, Point Me In The Direction Of Albuquerque by Partridge Family.

This one is easy, Point Me In The Direction Of Albuquerque by Partridge Family.


You got it!;)

You got it!;)

:D

I'll have to try and come up with a real tough one that will be difficult to guess, I'll go thru my collection of obscure songs and see what I can come up with. :lol:

My heart will lead me there soon

You guys are forgetting Babalu's (which I don't know)

My heart will lead me there soon

"Beyond the Sea" - Bobby Darin (many others)

I believe the answer to Babalu's is "Beyond The Sea".

OK here's a real tough one, at least I think it is. :lol: Let's see if anyone can come up with the answer:

"I held a dream of many men, I knew that she was true"

OK here's a real tough one, at least I think it is. :lol: Let's see if anyone can come up with the answer:

"I held a dream of many men, I knew that she was true"

Can you give a clue?

Can you give a clue?

LOL, I knew it was going to be tough, I specialize in obscure songs. :lol:

Clue? Well, OK I guess I can give a clue, what should I say? Let's see.....alright here's a clue.....it's a country & western tune from 1966.

LOL, I knew it was going to be tough, I specialize in obscure songs. :lol:

Clue? Well, OK I guess I can give a clue, what should I say? Let's see.....alright here's a clue.....it's a country & western tune from 1966.

Remember when I said this game could be easy with Google? Yeah, even Google doesn't know this one :)

LOL, I knew it was going to be tough, I specialize in obscure songs. :lol:

Clue? Well, OK I guess I can give a clue, what should I say? Let's see.....alright here's a clue.....it's a country & western tune from 1966.

I specialize in country music but this one is drawing a blank. I've either heard this song and just not recognizing the line or I've never heard it all. :confused:

You stated it was an obscure song. Is the artist also obscure or someone we would recognize?

Remember when I said this game could be easy with Google? Yeah, even Google doesn't know this one :)

LOL, when I said it was going to be tough, I wasn't fooling around and meant business. :lol: :lol:

I'll wait until Friday, I'll reveal the answer then if no one is able to guess it.

I specialize in country music but this one is drawing a blank. I've either heard this song and just not recognizing the line or I've never heard it all. :confused:

You stated it was an obscure song. Is the artist also obscure or someone we would recognize?

Clue #2: The artist is fairly obscure, started off in the 1950's in the rockabilly genre before switching genres to country in the mid 1960's.

OK that's it, no more clues you're all on your own now. :lol:

I'll wait until Friday, I'll reveal the answer then if no one is able to guess it.

I just realized that you posted out of turn. I was the first to correctly guess Babalu's line as "Beyond the Sea." You posted not long after that with the same answer and most likely didn't notice that I had already done so. I admit that your line is a challenge but in order to keep the game active I'd like to suggest not making things too difficult. When the song can't be found with Google then it must be really obscure.

We'll keep your line in play but since it was my turn I'm going to post it now because I really don't feel like waiting until Friday. Please don't reveal until then, I'm having fun trying to figure it out. :)

"Beyond the Sea" - Bobby Darin (many others)

Since it was my turn, here's my line... (retroTVfan4ever's is also still in play)

"Looking better than the body has a right to"

To keep the game moving along, I'll offer these clues:

The lyric appears in at least 2 different songs, 1 rock & 1 country

The country song is the biggest hit of the artist's career and was also a crossover hit on the pop charts.

If you know both please post only one title and give another player a chance with the other.

I just realized that you posted out of turn. I was the first to correctly guess Babalu's line as "Beyond the Sea." You posted not long after that with the same answer and most likely didn't notice that I had already done so.

That's correct I didn't notice, you posted with the answer five minutes before me which means I was working on typing my response at the time you posted.

We'll keep your line in play but since it was my turn I'm going to post it now because I really don't feel like waiting until Friday. Please don't reveal until then, I'm having fun trying to figure it out. :)

Don't worry, I'll reveal the answer on Friday which gives you a few days to figure it out.

Since it was my turn, here's my line... (retroTVfan4ever's is also still in play)

"Looking better than the body has a right to"

To keep the game moving along, I'll offer these clues:

The lyric appears in at least 2 different songs, 1 rock & 1 country

The country song is the biggest hit of the artist's career and was also a crossover hit on the pop charts.

If you know both please post only one title and give another player a chance with the other.

OK, I'll post one of the answers and let someone else post the other.

Donnie Iris- Ah! Leah!

OK, I'll post one of the answers and let someone else post the other.

Donnie Iris- Ah! Leah!

Correct!

Correct!

Cool. Does this mean I can post another lyric line, or do I have to wait since mine currently in play hasn't been correctly answered yet?

Cool. Does this mean I can post another lyric line, or do I have to wait since mine currently in play hasn't been correctly answered yet?

Go ahead and post another, we can work on 2.

Go ahead and post another, we can work on 2.

OK thanks. I like to present a challenge so this will be another tough one, maybe not quite as tough as the other one still in play, but still tough. Here it is:

"You'd be mine and mine alone, I'd never let you go from me"

I'll give a clue: song is from the early 60's, 1961-62, genre is teen pop/doo wop.

I'll answer for the earlier line, "Looking better than the body has a right to" -- Country song lyric
It was "Here You Come Again" by Dolly Parton

I'll answer for the earlier line, "Looking better than the body has a right to" -- Country song lyric
It was "Here You Come Again" by Dolly Parton

Correct!

I believe the answer to Babalu's is "Beyond The Sea".

OK here's a real tough one, at least I think it is. :lol: Let's see if anyone can come up with the answer:

"I held a dream of many men, I knew that she was true"

OK, I think I've waited long enough so I'll reveal the answer:

Artist name- Curley Barrix
Song name- Blue Ribbon Clown
Record label and year- Dunwich, 1966.

This is a good song too, just went nowhere on the charts as far as I know.

OK thanks. I like to present a challenge so this will be another tough one, maybe not quite as tough as the other one still in play, but still tough. Here it is:

"You'd be mine and mine alone, I'd never let you go from me"

I'll give a clue: song is from the early 60's, 1961-62, genre is teen pop/doo wop.

And I'll go ahead and reveal the answer to this one too because I don't think anyone will guess it:

Artist name- Ginny Zee
Song name- You Can't Imagine
Record label and year- Atco, 1961.

Ginny Zee's full name is Virginia Zillitto, she's from New Jersey. The record company shortened her name to Ginny Zee. A few years ago, I found out Ginny was on classmates.com, I sent her a message there and she replied. She told me that her singing career was brief because she had strict parents who didn't approve of her having a singing career. That's a shame because she had a very pretty singing voice, like an angel. After she graduated school, she eventually got married and raised a family.

The flip side of You Can't Imagine is a song titled Bobby Baby, both songs are on you tube if anyone wants to give em a listen.

If I have it correct, the band backing Ginny on the 45 are Ray Davis and the Coachmen Five, I believe Ginny's brother was part of that group, not absolutely sure though.

🎵I would never wish bad things
But I don't wish you well🎵

^ I know the answer, but I choose to sit this one out and let someone else reveal it. Maybe I'll play again later.

again

Hey ,you're already given half the answer. May as well finish it.

Since it has been over 2 days with no answer,I will answer it.
Song title: Never Again
Artist: Kelly Clarkson

Hey ,you're already given half the answer. May as well finish it.

That's OK, you have the answer now, someone just posted. I didn't want to give the answer because I dislike Kelly Clarkson. :lol:

I didn't want to give the answer because I dislike Kelly Clarkson. :lol:

Fair enough.

pkripper001 is correct.

It's one of my favorite "we're broken up" songs. My favorite line is

Never again will I kiss you
Never again will I want to

but I couldn't use it because it has the title.

I got one!!!!!!


Clowns never laughed before......

Song Title: Till I met You
Performed and/or written by:Christopher Daniel Barnes, Schwartz & Schwartz
and
Barry Williams
AKA
Greg Brady

New one:

And we got no intelligence
We can't even think of a word that rhymes

Shouldn't be too hard, but I'm not here to stump, just to promote things I like.

New one:

And we got no intelligence
We can't even think of a word that rhymes

Shouldn't be too hard, but I'm not here to stump, just to promote things I like.

OK, I'll answer this one because I included it in my super hits of the 70's collection.

School's Out- Alice Cooper- Warner Bros. Records 1972.

However, I believe "innocence" is the correct word, not intelligence.

However, I believe "innocence" is the correct word, not intelligence.

I re-listened, you're right. Guess school let out early for me :(

Here is an alternative answer that answers the question correctly as asked.
A-TEENS in 2002 did there version,which was a duet with Alice Cooper
himself. The word intelligence is used,but it is hard to understand,since they used what sounds like auto tune when that word is said.
This video shows the words and has the word intelligence in the lyrics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRDEAePQMTE

Song Title: Till I met You
Performed and/or written by:Christopher Daniel Barnes, Schwartz & Schwartz
and
Barry Williams
AKA
Greg Brady


That would be correct!!! ;)


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Staying with the theme of super hits from 1972, this one should be fairly easy:

"All the days became so long, did you really think I'd do you wrong"

Song title: Baby Blue
Artist: Badfinger

Song title: Baby Blue
Artist: Badfinger

Correct. Yea that was an easy one.

Still in the '70s--

If you're gonna have a hit
You gotta make it fit

The artist you would know immediately. Let's see about the song.

Song title: the entertainer
Artist: billy joel

Still in the '70s--

If you're gonna have a hit
You gotta make it fit

These lyrics are in reference to the practice of record companies releasing shortened versions of hit songs, usually edited to between 3:00 and 3:30, in order to make them more "radio friendly". There are a number of hit songs from the 70's that have the full length version edited for radio. Sometimes I like the edited versions better, sometimes I don't, it depends on the song and what was edited out.

Song title: the entertainer
Artist: billy joel

Correct

These lyrics are in reference to the practice of record companies releasing shortened versions of hit songs, usually edited to between 3:00 and 3:30, in order to make them more "radio friendly". There are a number of hit songs from the 70's that have the full length version edited for radio. Sometimes I like the edited versions better, sometimes I don't, it depends on the song and what was edited out.

Also correct. In fact the next line, which I didn't use, is:

[If you're gonna have a hit
You gotta make it fit]

So they cut it down to 3:05

A mantle of bright light shone down from a room

Come Down in Time- Elton John

I got one!!!!

Ten years ago, on a cold dark night

Long Black Veil- Johnny Cash

Long Black Veil- Johnny Cash



Yes! ;) :wave:

Such a beautiful (yet sad) song!

Next year, what will you do when you have been forgotten

Next year, what will you do when you have been forgotten

I guess I must have stumped everyone (it couldn't be lack of interest, right?), so here's another line from the same song that should help:

We love your body in that photograph, your home state sure must be proud

Song Title: ''Miss America''
Artist: STYX
You stumped me on the first line line you posted.

Song Title: ''Miss America''
Artist: STYX


Correct🏆

These lyrics are in reference to the practice of record companies releasing shortened versions of hit songs, usually edited to between 3:00 and 3:30, in order to make them more "radio friendly". There are a number of hit songs from the 70's that have the full length version edited for radio. Sometimes I like the edited versions better, sometimes I don't, it depends on the song and what was edited out.

A lot of my promo 45's are like that, long version on one side and short on the other.

Long ago I wandered through my mind.

Wheels of Confusion- Black Sabbath

Some are dead and some are living.

In My Life- the Beatles

And I feel like I am nothing
But you made me so do something

And I feel like I am nothing
But you made me so do something

My guess is For You by Staind.

My guess is For You by Staind.

Your guess is correct :wave:

Here's mine:

You see it all so clearly
The best way to survive is all alone

Here's mine:

You see it all so clearly
The best way to survive is all alone

???????

A Carol King song maybe?

???????

A Carol King song maybe?

Nope.

It's from a movie.

Nope.

It's from a movie.

Guess it's time to reveal the answer.

New song! ;)

"We can jump in the water, stay drunk all the time" !!

New song! ;)

"We can jump in the water, stay drunk all the time" !!

Canned Heat- Going Up The Country

LOL, I knew it was going to be tough, I specialize in obscure songs. :lol:

Oh, you do, huh?

Well guess this;

"What do you do? What do you mean?
I think it's a perfect time to scream."

Oh, you do, huh?

Well guess this;

"What do you do? What do you mean?
I think it's a perfect time to scream."

Moxie- Album/CD: The Floor
Song: Suburbia

This was an easy one actually.

Here's mine:

You see it all so clearly
The best way to survive is all alone

Emily Blunt- Open Up Your Eyes

Here's one that should be tough to guess, let's see if anyone has the answer:

"One too many changes are happening every day"

Here's one that should be tough to guess, let's see if anyone has the answer:

"One too many changes are happening every day"

Since no one has replied I'll reveal the answer:

Band name: No Dice
Song title: Upt Up N Left Me

Song is from No Dice's album titled "2 Faced", released on Capitol Records in 1979.

I'll play. Here's one:

When hopes and dreams are far away, and you feel like you can't face the day...

Ed.

I'll play. Here's one:

When hopes and dreams are far away, and you feel like you can't face the day...

Ed.

Crash and Burn by Savage Garden?

Crash and Burn by Savage Garden?


Yes. :)

Ed.

Too many flames, with too much to burn
And life's only made of paper

Too many flames, with too much to burn
And life's only made of paper

Over And Over by Black Sabbath.

Over And Over by Black Sabbath.

I don't think you need me to confirm you're right but...you're right!

I don't think you need me to confirm you're right but...you're right!

Back in the day I knew a guy who was a huge Black Sabbath fan, so I've heard the "Mob Rules" album a few times.

Trying to come up with another tough one, here's one that should be fairly tough to guess, let's see if someone has the answer:

"They said it wouldn't last a year, but that's the same damn thing they said last year"

Trying to come up with another tough one, here's one that should be fairly tough to guess, let's see if someone has the answer:

"They said it wouldn't last a year, but that's the same damn thing they said last year"

Looks like no one has the answer so I'll go ahead and reveal it:

Band name: Hero
Song title: Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay

Song is from Hero's album titled Boys Will Be Boys, released on 20th Century Records in 1978.

Boys Will Be Boys was Hero's 2nd and final album, the 1st one came out the year before in 1977, but the 2nd album has better songs.

Hero's lead singer, Scott Phares, sounds similar to Freddie Mercury from Queen. In Hero's song titled Somebody's Calling, he sounds EXACTLY like Freddie.

Hero's lead guitarist, Neil Citron, went on to become a fairly well known guitar player.

Looks like no one has the answer so I'll go ahead and reveal it:

Band name: Hero
Song title: Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay

Song is from Hero's album titled Boys Will Be Boys, released on 20th Century Records in 1978.

Boys Will Be Boys was Hero's 2nd and final album, the 1st one came out the year before in 1977, but the 2nd album has better songs.

Hero's lead singer, Scott Phares, sounds similar to Freddie Mercury from Queen. In Hero's song titled Somebody's Calling, he sounds EXACTLY like Freddie.

Hero's lead guitarist, Neil Citron, went on to become a fairly well known guitar player.

Wasn't ignoring you, I just had no idea (never even heard of the group).

Last time I did Black Sabbath. Let's do a complete 180 this time:

My life goes along as it should
It's all very nice, but not very good

Wasn't ignoring you, I just had no idea (never even heard of the group).

Last time I did Black Sabbath. Let's do a complete 180 this time:

My life goes along as it should
It's all very nice, but not very good

LOL, yes it is a complete 180. :lol:

I know the answer but I'll let someone else play this round.

LOL, yes it is a complete 180. :lol:

I know the answer but I'll let someone else play this round.

Well, I don't think this game has taken the world by storm, so I'll just give the answer

Ready To Take A Chance Again by Barry Manilow

(Didn't he tour with Sabbath on their "Let's See If Barry Makes It Out Of The Arena Alive" Tour)

I'll do another one.

"I get a shock electric from the touch of your hand, I'm getting lost in the riddles of the modern man".

Ed.

I'll do another one.

"I get a shock electric from the touch of your hand, I'm getting lost in the riddles of the modern man".

Ed.


OK, no takers for this one. It's Paint by Roxette. I'll try another one.

Don't make a fuss, don't tell your friends about the two of us.

Ed.

That's I'm Not in Love by 10CC

I was dreaming, but I should have been with you instead

That's I'm Not in Love by 10CC



You're absolutely right.

Ed.

I was dreaming, but I should have been with you instead

Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go by Wham, I believe.

Ed.

Okay, my go now:

Man, she did a dip, almost broke my hip,
She was gettin' down, that chick was gettin' down

Okay, my go now:

Man, she did a dip, almost broke my hip,
She was gettin' down, that chick was gettin' down

Ain't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman) by Joe Tex. LOL. :lol:

Ed.

Here's another one. I think it's kind of easy though.

I wanna reach out and pull you to me, who says I should let a wild one go free?

Ed.

Here's another one. I think it's kind of easy though.

I wanna reach out and pull you to me, who says I should let a wild one go free?

Ed.

Dude, that's easy. It's Waiting for a Star to Fall by Boy Meets Girl

On the corner is a banker with a motorcar,

And little children laugh at him behind his back

On the corner is a banker with a motorcar,

And little children laugh at him behind his back

Bonniegirl? No.

Torgo? No.

Wait, I have it. Penny Lane. (I knew it was a poster around here :wave: )


New one:

I know I'm not the only one
Who regrets the things they've done

Bonniegirl? No.

Torgo? No.

Wait, I have it. Penny Lane. (I knew it was a poster around here :wave: )


New one:

I know I'm not the only one
Who regrets the things they've done

Million Years Ago by Adele :wave:

Million Years Ago by Adele :wave:

You...are...pause for dramatic tension...CORRECT :wave:

One more:

It's been coming on so long
You were just the last to know
It's been a long time since you've smiled
Seems like oh so long ago

You...are...pause for dramatic tension...CORRECT :wave:

One more:

It's been coming on so long
You were just the last to know
It's been a long time since you've smiled
Seems like oh so long ago

Hmm.. not sure about that one.

It's been coming on so long
You were just the last to know
It's been a long time since you've smiled
Seems like oh so long ago

That's the Famous Final Scene by Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, right?

That's the Famous Final Scene by Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, right?

Right :wave:

I've done two in a row, so I'll let someone else post one.

Just like a river runs like a fire needs flame

Animal by Def Leppard

Animal by Def Leppard

Damn right, dude

Never know how much I love you
Never know how much I care
When you put your arms around me

Damn right, dude

;)

Fever. If I remember it was originally sung by Peggy Lee, but there's been countless covers of it by now.

Got coffee on the paper, my dog's an alligator, I want you now and later. ;)

Ed.

Fever. If I remember it was originally sung by Peggy Lee, but there's been countless covers of it by now.

Got coffee on the paper, my dog's an alligator, I want you now and later. ;)

Ed.

Correct. :)

Fever. If I remember it was originally sung by Peggy Lee, but there's been countless covers of it by now.

Got coffee on the paper, my dog's an alligator, I want you now and later. ;)

Ed.

I Want My Dog To Live Longer? :confused:

I Want My Dog To Live Longer? :confused:


Nope. :lol:

Ed.

Got coffee on the paper, my dog's an alligator, I want you now and later.

I'm a Zombie in the Moonlight- Roxette

I'm a Zombie in the Moonlight- Roxette

Looks like you're right about that one.

Thanks, buddy

Thanks, buddy

Anytime, my friend.

Looks like you're right about that one.

Close, but not quite. The artist is Roxette but the song title's Crush On You. It's from their cd Have A Nice Day. :)

Ed.

A school boy's dream, you act so shy

You Give Love A Bad Name by Bon Jovi.

I live my life like there's no tomorrow

The totally evil Van Halen with Running With The Devil

Every sentence in my head
Someone else has said

Every sentence in my head
Someone else has said

I believe the answer is 905 by The Who.

I'll see if I can come up with another obscure lyric line that probably no one will guess what song it is. :lol:

OK, here's another fairly obscure one that should be tough to guess, let's see if anyone knows the answer:

She's a liar, she's a cheater, Satan's own deceiver
She'll steal your heart, just to reach your soul

Whoa, that's a hard one

Whoa, that's a hard one

LOL yes it is, I like to present a challenge. :lol:

I'll wait a little while longer but if no one has the answer soon I'll reveal it.

Whoa, that's a hard one

I think retro just writes his own original songs and then posts the lyrics in here.

The totally evil Van Halen with Running With The Devil

You are correct.

Well I guess I won't delay the suspense any longer, looks like I've stumped the panel again and I'm eager to give the answer anyway so here it is:

Song name: Patchwork Blue
Band name: Scram

Song is from Scram's self titled 1980 LP. Awesome song, awesome album too, the entire album is awesome, one of the best melodic hard rock albums I've heard. It's an obscure treasure. Amazing songwriting.

Show me that smile again
Don't waste another minute on your cryin'

I think retro just writes his own original songs and then posts the lyrics in here.

LOL, no, I just like to dig into the obscure and present a challenge.

Show me that smile again
Don't waste another minute on your cryin'

Growing Pains theme


Next:


I'm sure I had my dinner watching something on tv
There's not, I think, a single episode of Dallas that I didn't see

Growing Pains theme


Next:


I'm sure I had my dinner watching something on tv
There's not, I think, a single episode of Dallas that I didn't see

The Day Before You Came by ABBA?

The Day Before You Came by ABBA?

Yes.

Living alone isn't all that
It's cracked up to be
I'm on her side
Why does she push the poison on me?

Yes.

Living alone isn't all that
It's cracked up to be
I'm on her side
Why does she push the poison on me?

Laura by Billy Joel?

There's a gun and ammunition
Just inside the doorway
Use it only in emergency
Better you should pray to God

Silent Running by Mike and The Mechanics?

Ed.

Silent Running by Mike and The Mechanics?

Ed.

Yes.

Pay attention, are you listening?
You're my favorite girl
Excuse me for the moment
I'm in another world

Since the previous one wasn’t guessed since May, new lyrics

(And please, no Googling. If you don’t know, just skip it)


I swear to god it sounds like they're snoring
But if you're bored then you're boring

Since the previous one wasn’t guessed since May, new lyrics

(And please, no Googling. If you don’t know, just skip it)


I swear to god it sounds like they're snoring
But if you're bored then you're boring

Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger (It's the theme song for the Channel 4 sitcom Peep Show)

Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger (It's the theme song for the Channel 4 sitcom Peep Show)

One of my favorites (didn't know it got used as a theme song though :wave:)


Since Race's Girl didn't leave a lyric, here's another one:

Salvation a la mode and a cup of tea

Aqualung by Jethro Tull

He feels the piston scraping
Steam breaking on his brow

Aqualung by Jethro Tull

He feels the piston scraping
Steam breaking on his brow

Locomotive Breath



:music: Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do :music:

Locomotive Breath



:music: Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do :music:

De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da by The Police?

If blood will flow when flesh and steel are one
Drying in the colour of the evening sun

:music: Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do
Do, do, do, do, do, do, do :music:


De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da by The Police?


Nope. I Was Made For Loving You, by KISS

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https://youtu.be/yRAZx2gvyYw

Nope. I Was Made For Loving You, by KISS

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Oops. Sorry.

:music: Gliddy gloop gloopy
Nibby nobby nooby
La la la lo lo
Sabba sibby sabba
Nooby abba dabba
Le le lo lo
dooby ooby walla
dooby abba dabba :music:

:music: Gliddy gloop gloopy
Nibby nobby nooby
La la la lo lo
Sabba sibby sabba
Nooby abba dabba
Le le lo lo
dooby ooby walla
dooby abba dabba :music:

Good Morning Sunshine- Oliver

I saw her sitting in the rain…

I saw her sitting in the rain…

Didn't know it, so I Googled, which disqualifies me from answering this one.

Edit- Forgot to confirm, yes, Race's Girl is correct about Good Morning Starshine (On Jeopardy "Sunshine" would be wrong, but here, close enough :))

. . . . It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert, you can remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain . . .

A Horse with No Name by America

I saw her sitting in the rain
Raindrops falling on her
She didn’t seem to care
She sat there and smiled at me
And I knew…

I saw her sitting in the rain
Raindrops falling on her
She didn’t seem to care
She sat there and smiled at me
And I knew…

The Rain, the Park and other things - Cowsills "I love the Flower girl!"

" As I was walking down the street one day. . .
A pretty lady looked at me and said her diamond watch had stopped cold dead
And I said . . . "

" As I was walking down the street one day. . .
A pretty lady looked at me and said her diamond watch had stopped cold dead
And I said . . . "

Does Anybody Really Know what Time it is?- Chicago

The Rain, the Park and other things - Cowsills "I love the Flower girl!"

I always thought “I Love The Flower Girl” was the name of the song. This is absolutely one of my favorite songs ever.

Okay, my go now:

There I go,
Mr rock and roll
Living on the dole,
Running with the boys

Northern Girl by Orson

Revvin' up your engine
Listen to her howlin' roar
Metal under tension
Beggin' you to touch and go

Danger Zone - Kenny Logins

"Still, they're cousins, identical cousins and you'll find, they laugh alike, they walk alike, at times they even talk a like, you could lose your mind . . . ."

The theme song to The Patty Duke Show

Been working so hard
I'm punching my card
Eight hours, for what?
Oh, tell me what I got

Been working so hard
I'm punching my card
Eight hours, for what?
Oh, tell me what I got

Footloose by Kenny Loggins

". . . That he didn't, didn't already have
And Cause never was the reason for the evening
Or the tropic of Sir Galahad . . . So please believe in me."

". . . That he didn't, didn't already have
And Cause never was the reason for the evening
Or the tropic of Sir Galahad . . . So please believe in me."

Tin Man- America