Guess the song

[Garibaldi]

Ok here’s a new type of game. List a few lyrics from a song and then someone tries to guess what it is.

“that certain kind of grace that you love because you become somone else in an instant.”

Hint: Bugsie probably knows this

Topic

[hpdog259962]

Yup,

Next One:

See the curtians hanging in the window,
In the evening on a Friday night,
A little light shining throught the window, lets me know that everyting’s alright

[Anonymous]

Summer Breeze by Jason MRAZ icon_wink.gif

[hpdog259962]

Ummm.. I’ve never heard of him. icon_scratch.gif dontknow.gif

But Summer Breeze is right!! Seals & Crofts is who I was thinking of.

You’ve got it.

I’ll post another one if I can find my floppy disk. BangHead.gif

[hpdog259962]

Ok Here we Go.

I Only Know The Title To THis:

Sunshine Come On Back Another Day,
I promise you I’ll be singing,
This ol’ Workd will turn around
Brand new bells will be ringing

[Anonymous]

Jonathan Edwards : Sunshine sunny.gif

[hpdog259962]

thumbsup.gif Good job.

Next One:

Wash your whiskey in your water, Sugar in your Tea.
What’s all these crazy question your asking me?
This is the craziest party that could ever be.
Don’t Turn On The Light because I don’t want to see.

[Anonymous]

‘Mama Told Me Not to Come’ by Three Dog Night

Great Song!!!

[hpdog259962]

Good Job:

Next one:

I Only Know The Title To THis:

…I love to hear the thunder
Watch The Lightning, As the ligts up the sky
You know It makes me feel good

[Garibaldi]

I’ve got one as well once you guess hpdog’s latest challenge!

[Anonymous]

You’ve heard the saying, ‘It’s on the tip of my tongue’!!!

That’s how that song is! icon_sad.gif

EDIT……. I Love a Rainy Night!!!!!!!!!!

by the late Eddie Rabbit (spelling)

I think he also sang ‘Drivin’ My Life Away’

[Garibaldi]

Ok, here’s a new challenge for you. Name the song title, artist, and the piece of literature that it was based off of!

Here goes:
Until she herself
Became the deadliest poison
As she grew older
Ooh, until she herself
Became just as fatal
As was her garden

[Anonymous]

Running Through the Garden by Fleetwood Mac, inspired often from Oscar Wilde and Edgard Allan Poe…
But for this one : inspired by “Rappaccini’s Daughter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

It is a very “powerful song” in its words.
I have had an amazing American Literature teacher : he was a Vietnam officer Veteran, biker, and a kind of a rock music historian as well…

[Garibaldi]

Quote:

Running Through the Garden by Fleetwood Mac, inspired often from Oscar Wilde and Edgard Allan Poe…
But for this one : inspired by “Rappaccini’s Daughter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

It is a very “powerful song” in its words.
I have had an amazing American Literature teacher : he was a Vietnam officer Veteran, biker, and a kind of a rock music historian as well…

Wow! I’m amazed!!! icon_eek.gif icon_eek.gif Great job! jumpy.gif

Have you read Rappaccini’s Daughter? Its an interesting story. When I heard the Mac song I thought “this sounds familiar” and then it dawned on me.

I’ve got another one like that, name the title, artist, and reference to literature.

Here it is:
And I think it’s gonna be a long long time
Till touch down brings me round again to find
I’m not the man they think I am at home

[Anonymous]

Unfortunately, I haven’t read it all : I have studied parts of it, extracts and I remembered those words like bells’ sounds.
Some words put together are like puzzles, mixing complicated and simple significances to obtain masterpiece meanings.

The new one is kind of familiar to me too, but I am not too sure for now… The day might tell me icon_wink.gif

[Anonymous]

Elton John : Rocket Man icon_cool.gif
… But still not sure about the reference to literature…

[Author]

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