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1. In this Everly Brothers song, the movie "didn't have much of a plot", so they both fell asleep and he tried to wake her up at 4 o'clock in the morning. Who's the Sleeping Beauty?
2. Next girl, next Everly Brothers song. He was very much in love and wanted his brand new baby to be his brand new wife. Have you heard of her? (A French name)
3. This Everly Brothers song is about a young lady who got into a fight at a party. Sadly, he got away without helping her and she was arrested. He's afraid of getting some trouble with her brother and father. Who is the girl in the song?
Which song tells this story?
4. Now it's getting really criminal: the lad is in jail and sends some last greetings to his girl. What's his request in this Everly Brothers song?
5. This is a traditional song sung by the Everly Brothers; there are more versions existing than branches on a briar. Sweet Willie died first, then she died after him. Do you remember the young lady?
6. Question 6 takes us up to the Everly Brothers in the 1960's. Which song named after a girl contains the lyrics "Eyes of Blue, know she's true"? (The girl of the song has two names, both are very common.)
7. In this Everly Brothers song, we're going to the circus. Or is it just that she's treating him so bad, that the people say here he comes, that ...?
8. In this Everlys song, his date was met on a dance, she lured him, and then came "that Johnny Boy" - -and off she goes. (This was before John Boy of the Waltons was known, so don't blame him!) Can you name the unfaithful girl?
9. In 1957, the girl in this song had a date with Little Richard, now some years later the Everly Brothers are singing about how she's still not doing her daddy's will. Who is she?
Who's this wild rocking girl?
10. The biblical queen, who gave this Everly Brothers song its name, was thrown out of a window and was eaten by dogs. There's nothing religious in this song, though. Who is namesake of the song?
Which song starts with the following lines: "If ever a devil was born, without a pair of horns"?
11. In this Everly Brothers song: Here's a girl, making her guy feel like he's doing a baroque dance. He feel's like a puppet on a string.
I'm sure you know this puppeteer and the dance she's directing?
12. The Everly Brothers were not the first to do this song. Chuck Berry made this girl famous, and her former name in old bluegrass times was "Ida Red"
May it be that you know the Belle's name?
13. This lesser known song by the Every Brothers tells a sad love story, like a classic streetballad--of two little animals you wouldn't like to own. The girl in the song dies of (what else) a broken heart. Who is she?
Who's that heartbroken creature?
14. Also an 1944 movie title, this song by the Everly Brothers was recorded in the seventies. Any clue where you can you find "Wine in the cupboard and beer on ice"?
15. Last and least we reach the eighties. People growing old often remember their early loves, like this for example: "The lights shine down the valley, the wind blows up the alley, oh, and how I wish I was lying in the..."
But maybe you remember the song title better from Sutherland Brothers and Quiver?
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