According to the Lyrics #7 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Four-leaf clover

"When everything feels all over, when everybody seems unkind, I'll give you a four-leaf clover, take all the worry out of your mind. Let my love open the door, let my love open the door, let my love open the door to your heart."

"Let My Love Open The Door" was off Pete Townshend's first, and best selling, solo album, "Empty Glass", from 1980. Both song and album reached the Top 10 in that year. "Empty Glass" is sometimes referred to as "the Who album that never was", meaning that Roger Daltrey was a bit miffed with Townshend because Daltrey thought many of the songs would have been excellent tunes for the Who to record.

Answer: Sixteen

"She's got me dizzy, she sees me through to the end. She's got me in her hands and there's no use in pretending. Christine sixteen, Christine sixteen yeah."

"Christine Sixteen" was off Kiss' 1977 album, "Love Gun". The song reached #25 on the American charts, while the album made it all the way up to #4.

Answer: Mouth

"Gonna use my arms, gonna use my legs, gonna use my style, gonna use my sidestep, gonna use my fingers, gonna use my my my imagination."

The Pretenders formed in England in 1978. Original members included Chrissy Hynde (lead vocals, guitar), James Honeyman-Scott (guitar), Pete Farndon (bass), and Martin Chambers (drums). They released a cover of the Kinks' "Stop Your Sobbing" as a single in 1979, and then released their self-titled debut album in 1980.

Answer: Scranton

"It was just after dark when the truck started down the hill that leads into Scranton, Pennsylvania, carrying thirty thousand pounds of bananas."

The tune is based on the true story of a runaway truck losing its brakes on what is now U.S. Route 307 just above Scranton, Pennsylvania, carrying, what else - a shipload of bananas. The infamous incident occurred in 1964.

Answer: 5

"(Rolling Stone) wanna see my picture on the cover, (Rolling Stone) wanna buy five copies for my mother. (Rolling Stone) wanna see my smilin' face, on the cover of the Rolling Stone."

Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show finally did get their picture (an illustrated caricature of the band, actually) on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine for the first time on March 29, 1973.

Answer: Never Never Land

"Sleep with one eye open, gripping your pillow tight. Exit light, enter night, take my hand, off to Never Never Land."

On the strength of tunes like "Enter Sandman", "The Unforgiven", and "Nothing Else Matters", the 1991 album simply titled "Metallica" (sometimes referred to as "The Black Album") went to Number One on the charts and solidified Metallica's standing as heavy metal legends.

Answer: An aching

"Spend my days with a woman unkind, smoked my stuff and drank all my wine. Made up my mind to make a new start; I'm going to California with an aching in my heart."

"Going To California" can be found on Zeppelin's classic fourth album from 1971.

Answer: Midnight

"Did you hear about the midnight rambler, everybody got to go. Did you hear about the midnight rambler, the one that shut the kitchen door."

"Midnight Rambler" was inspired by the strange case of Albert DeSalvo, also known as the Boston Strangler.

Answer: he continues to buy the drinks

"Now, I'm a jet fuel genius, I can solve the world's problems without even tryin'. I have dozens of friends and the fun never ends; that is, as long as I'm buyin'."

The classic video for this tune has Tommy Shaw getting cooked in a bar and throwing money around the place. Been there, done that.

Answer: The dormouse

"When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead, and the White Knight is talking backwards and the Red Queen's, 'Off with her head'. Remember what the dormouse said, 'Feed your head, feed your head'."

The tune was based on the classic children's tale, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", except in Grace Slick's version, Alice is trippin' balls, man.