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1. 'Pass the church and the steeple, the laundry on the hill. Billboards and the buildings, memories of it keep on calling and calling. But forget it all I know I will.'
Which Squeeze record will you hear these lyrics in?
2. 'The lights they flick and flutter he told her how he loved her. Next night he called for her but dad protected daughter. And told him she was poorly a lie was told there surely.'
What a great rhythm, but what is the song title?
3. 'Amusing ballet dancers distract me from my wine. Across Tibetan mountains are memories of mine. I've stood some ghostly moments with natives in the hills. Recorded here on paper my chills and thrills and spills.'
Just name the song to gain some points.
4. 'They get a gang of villains at the shed up at Heathrow. They're counting out the fivers when the handcuffs lock again. In and out of Wandsworth with their numbers on their names.'
One of their best known tracks, can you name it?
5. 'Alone here in the kitchen I feel there's something missing. I'd beg for some forgiveness, but begging is not my business. And she won't write a letter though I always tell her.'
One of my favourites, what is it called?
6. 'He became drinker and she became mother. She knew that one day she'd be one or the other. He ate himself older, drank himself dizzy. Proud of her features she kept herself pretty.'
Another set of Squeeze lyrics, what is the title?
7. 'You wish you had a motorboat to pose around the harbour bar. And when the sun goes off to bed you hook it up behind the car. Look behind the chalet, my holidays complete.'
Which Squeeze record contains these lyrics?
8. 'Oh now she's gone and I'm back on the beat. A stain on my notebook means nothing to me. Oh now she's gone and I'm out with a friend. With lips full of passion and coffee in bed.'
OK, you know what to do; name the song.
9. 'I had some excuses some little boy lies, that she computed by watching my eyes and told me firmly. She couldn't stand it I'm out of her heart. She dropped her make-up and I found the bar. Now it concerns me.'
You must be tapping your feet, so name the song.
10. 'Beat me up with your letters, your walk out notes. Funny how you still find me right here at home. Legs up with a book and a drink.'
Last but not least, name the song.
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