Random Musical Lyrics Trivia Quiz

Answer: a little worldly wise

This phrase is from the song "Much More" from the musical "The Fantasticks." "Just once, just once, just once before I'm old... I'd like to be not evil, but a little worldly wise." The girl who sings this, Louisa, is an avid dreamer and wants to be anything but normal.

Answer: a load

This is from the wonderful musical that is based on the "Wizard of Oz." This phrase is from "The Wiz." This song, "Ease on Down the Road," is based on the original song from the "Wizard of Oz," "Follow the Yellow Brick Road."

Answer: I can do it

"Sunset Boulevard," by Andrew Lloyd Webber, is the musical this phrase comes from. "This time it will be bigger and brighter than we knew it. So watch me fly, we all know I can do it." The title of this beautiful song is "As If We Never Said Goodbye."

Answer: no lover's fool

The ever popular "Jesus Christ Superstar" is the musical this phrase comes from. Mary Magdalene is singing to herself about her infatuation with Jesus in this song, "I Don't Know How to Love Him."

Answer: make your dreams come true

In the muscial "Evita," Eva Peron's critic, Che, sings this song. "Eva and her blessed fund will make your dreams come true. Here is all you have to do my friend. Write your name and your dream on a card or a tab or a ticket. Throw it high in the air and should our lady pick it..."

Answer: could

"...but somewhere in my youth I must have done something good." "The Sound of Music," is where this sweet song sung by Maria and the Captain comes from.

Answer: every guy I see

Nothing like a little "Sweet Charity." "Big Spender" is the title of this song. "I don't pop my cork for every guy I see. Hey big spender, spend a little time with me!"

Answer: tropic diseases

I do like to be in "Amer-i-ca!" This is a sassy, fun song sung by a group of Puerto Rican girls who have found themselves in New York. Sound familiar? Naturally, it's from "West Side Story."

Answer: next door

The musical charmer, "Sunset Boulevard," is where this beautiful, yet cocky song comes from. "With one smile, I'm the girl next door. All the love that you've hungered for."

Answer: I'm very glad to volunteer

I hope you knew this one. It is from one of the most popular musicals, "Annie." This song is sung back and forth from the maids and servants to Annie.

Answer: some are blessed, some not

This phrase comes from the musical "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." Such a sad song it is. A social outcast gives a desperate prayer to the Lord asking for help for him and his fellow outcasts. "I don't know if there's a reason, why some are blessed some not. Why the few you seem to favor-- they fear us, flee us, try not to see us."

Answer: don't sit and whine

"Bye, Bye Birdie," is the musical this song comes from. More commonly known as the jingle to the Wal-mart sales pitch, "Put On a Happy Face," is an ever popular song! "And when you're feeling cross and bickerish, don't sit and whine." This song naturally lifts your spirits.

Answer: I could break her little arm

The stepsisters in "Cinderella" are beyond evil. They are characters you love to hate. During the "Stepsisters' Lament," their jealous side is revealed. "She's a frothy little bubble and with very little trouble, I could break her little arm!" One of the sisters belts this out in rage over Cinderella's good fortune.

Answer: speak of that wonderful guy

Wouldn't it be great to meet that "Wonderful Guy?" That is the name of this pleasant song from Rogers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific." "And you will note, there's a lump in my throat when I speak of that wonderful guy!"

Answer: their every look

This song comes from the gothic musical thriller "Jekyll and Hyde." The song is called "In His Eyes" and is sung by the characters Lucy and Lisa. "I know their every look, his eyes. They're like an open book, his eyes. And most of all the look that hypnotised me!" It is a song of love and betrayal and confusion.