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1. Despite its fanciful title, this song was actually a moving lament for victims of the AIDS epidemic. Which one is it?
2. In live performances, singer Neil Tennant introduced this one, "And now, for some country music!" What song was he talking about?
3. This song made fun of U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair for his support of U.S. President George Bush in the war in Iraq. What was the title?
4. This song was described by Neil Tennant as depicting "a conversation between a reasonable person and a fascist," and by Chris Lowe as one of his least favorite songs of the group. To which track did they both refer?
5. On this track, the narrator's friends tease him about a new relationship and imply it can't possibly go well. What song is it?
6. This song was one of the few tracks on which Chris Lowe was given the lead vocal. It was also known for the monologue in the middle, when Lowe tells us about things he doesn't like. Name the record?
7. This track from the album "Nightlife" became the title song of a musical written by Tennant. What is it?
8. In this song, a man guesses that his lover has been unfaithful when he runs across a matchbook he does not recognize. This bad news is from what track?
9. The narrator of this song cautions us that no matter what people say, no one really enjoys "working and living alone." Look out, because what title event "will always get to you"?
10. This song was supposedly about the breakup of Liza Minelli's marriage to David Guest. Name it?
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