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1. The lyrics of the song "Lucy" from their first album "Liberation" are from the pen of a famous English poet. Who am I talking about?
2. Michael Nyman has been a big influence on Neil Hannon and has also covered some of his compositions to the singles. Which of the following examples is not by Nyman originally?
3. There are several famous people mentioned in The Divine Comedy songs. Which of these actors were never mentioned in any of them?
4. Only one of The Divine Comedy's singles has been Top 10 hit in the UK charts (up to June 2004). Have you any clue what it might be?
5. "So tell me what the hell is normal and who the hell is sane, and why the hell care anyway? The dreams that we have had, are gonna prove that we're all mad, and that's OK." These lyrics are amongst my favorites in The Divine Comedy output. But what is the song they are included?
6. "The Booklovers" is a wildly individualistic song from the album "Promenade". It mentions some 70 authors including some witty remark about them. But which of the following French writers wasn't one of them?
7. In 1995 Hannon made a theme song to the famous Irish sitcom "Father Ted", called "Songs of Love". But can you remember what was the other song he made to that series?
8. There is a song from which Hannon has made three different versions between 1991-1997. Can you say what it is?
9. Although Neil Hannon has always been very much in charge of what is known as "The Divine Comedy" there have been some people whose "fingerprints" are also shown in the output. But who is the odd man out?
10. In 1998 Hannon made his own version of one of Noel Coward's songs to his tribute album, "20th Century Blues". What was that song called?
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