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1. Which song from 1968 began with the lyric: "My, my, the clock in the sky is pounding away with so much to say. A face, a voice, the overdub has no choice, and each cannot retrace."?
2. Which song contains the lyrics: "I can tell by your face, that you're looking to find a place, to settle your mind and reveal who you are."?
3. What classic Mike Nesmith penned song includes the lyric: "Dark and growing, figures move through prisms of no color. Hand in hand, they walk the night, but never know each other."?
4. A song that holds a very special place in Monkees history includes the lyric: "You tell me that you've never been this way before. You tell me things I know that I've heard somewhere." Which song was it?
5. "You stare at me in disbelief and say for you there's no relief, but I swear I'll prove you wrong." Peter has said that he has always liked this song, and still performs it to this day. What is the name of it?
6. Mike pushed very hard to have his tunes included from the very beginning. Which of his tunes included: "For strength is mine when we're together, I'm with you I know I'll never have to pass the high road for the low."?
7. "When the world and I were young, just yesterday. Life was such a simple game a child could play." A great tune that described the era. What was it?
8. One of the oddest songs lyrically that The Monkees played contained: "Solid brass statuary guards the door, used to come as one now comes as four, somebody here just sent for more" What song is it?
9. "Hamilton, smiling down, telling more than before." The Monkees rerecorded this one in 1996. What is the name of the song?
10. One of the most famous songs in the Monkees catalog has these lines: "In this generation, in this loving time, in this generation, we will make the world shine." What is it?
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