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1. My iTune of this Irving Berlin classic is covered by Leon Redbone, who sings "We'll soon be waking to find...Your heart is aching...And tears will fall as you recall... The moon in all its splendor..." What is this lady's name?
2. Of this iTune lady, Eric Clapton sings, "You've got me on my knees" and "I'm begging, darling please...Ease my worried mind." The lady's name is:
3. Do I even need to name the band? "Ain't it good to be alive? They can't say we never tried". These lines come from one of England's greatest bands. "When will those clouds all disappear?" Which lady is this, whose name is repeated whenever it is mentioned?
4. These lyrics are from a duo that I grew up on: "You're breaking my heart. You're shaking my confidence daily...I'm down on my knees...begging you please to come home." What lady is that?
5. If you know Falco, you know this lady. Most of the song is in German, but what is in English includes the lines: "Quit livin' on dreams...life is not what it seems..." What is this girl named?
6. An interesting song from George Strait has the lines "I only know the way I feel when I sleep with you, ____. There's nothing left for dreams to steal". Who is this iTune lady?
7. If I say Everly Brothers, you know this one, right?
"_____, you don't do your daddy's will...Well, there's nothin' to ya, but I love you still...Please come back where you belong". What is this lady's name?
8. Donovan sings to this lady, with the lyric: "Arty tart, la de da can your heart get much sadder?" To which of my iTune ladies does Donovan Leitch sing, "That's your lot in life"?
9. This is an iTune going back to 1959 and written by Ed Marshall. The singer asks the lady, "If you will, please send a little girl for me to thrill, a girl...with all the charms of you". Now, these are lyrics from a more innocent time, so the "lady" is named what?
10. The last of my favorite iTune ladies has no lyrics. It's an instrumental by Perez Prado from 1958. However, there was also a vocal version by Perry Como in 1959. My iTune is the original instrumental named what?
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