Subject: What Song am I?
Posted by: Mariamir
Date: Nov 29 12
Following the same rules as the other "What ____ am I" threads, the point of this thread is that you ask yes or no questions until someone guesses the correct song. That same person then chooses the next song.
Fire away!
Posted by: Mariamir
Date: Nov 29 12
Following the same rules as the other "What ____ am I" threads, the point of this thread is that you ask yes or no questions until someone guesses the correct song. That same person then chooses the next song.
Fire away!
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malama 
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Unchained Melody? Reply #6581. Dec 09 16, 9:37 AM |
veronicavee
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That's it Marianne. Over to you. Reply #6582. Dec 09 16, 12:08 PM |
| malama
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Off....thanks, VV The next song is a hauntingly beautiful song from the seventies, the meaning of the title is ironic - I think. Reply #6583. Dec 09 16, 2:47 PM |
strnog1
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Short People? Reply #6584. Dec 09 16, 3:09 PM |
| malama
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Oh no, I wouldn't call that hauntingly beautiful. The song you are looking for was in the top ten in more than ten countries. It also was also featured in more than ten movies and more than ten TV shows. There are more cover version than I care to count. Heck, it even topped the charts in three countries and won three Ivor Novello Awards. Reply #6585. Dec 09 16, 5:12 PM |
| strnog1
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Not hauntingly beautiful? You must be over 5 foot 4 inches, then. How about "I'm Not In Love" by 10cc? Reply #6586. Dec 09 16, 5:57 PM |
| malama
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I didn't say I didn't like the song, but it is in a different league. I am not in love would be correct, over to you, stmog. Reply #6587. Dec 10 16, 4:21 AM |
| strnog1
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Sorry, the comments about Short People, which may be one of the most ironic songs ever, were a joke, one which fell a little... short, may we say. I'm thinking of song from the 1930's whose lyrics contain the title of an episode of "Fawlty Towers", as well as a vegetable that George H.W. Bush didn't like, and a drink offered to Fronkensteen in a 1970's movie. Reply #6588. Dec 10 16, 5:39 AM |
| malama
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You're the Top? Reply #6589. Dec 10 16, 7:17 AM |
| strnog1
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No, Your'e the Top for getting it so quickly. "You're the Top" includes references to "Waldorf Salad", which may be my favorite episode of Fawlty Towers, broccoli, and Ovaltine. You're up again! Reply #6590. Dec 10 16, 11:09 AM |
| malama
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:D Thanks... I give you: A song by a British Band, sung completely in a quite exotic language. Reply #6591. Dec 10 16, 1:55 PM |
| malama
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Recorded towards the end of the last century. Reply #6592. Dec 11 16, 2:12 PM |
rockstar51
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This thread seems to be stuck....I think we might need some more clues! Reply #6593. Dec 13 16, 7:59 AM |
| malama
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All right then, a psychedelic clue! And you know - you can always ask questions. :) Reply #6594. Dec 13 16, 8:12 AM |
| malama
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And another clue, the song is a prayer. Reply #6595. Dec 13 16, 8:44 AM |
ClaudiaCat
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gregorian chant? Reply #6596. Dec 14 16, 1:34 AM |
| malama
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Not a Christian Prayer. Reply #6597. Dec 14 16, 3:00 AM |
| malama
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The singer of the group made some at best naive remarks about a symbol and got bashed for that. Reply #6598. Dec 14 16, 10:11 AM |
| malama
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The singer is the grandson of an actor who was famous for playing traditional British heroes. Reply #6599. Dec 14 16, 3:03 PM |
| malama
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One more clue, try Indian influences. Reply #6600. Dec 15 16, 5:52 AM |
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