To What Song Do These Lyrics Belong? (Part 1) Quiz

Answer: If You Want My Love

Performed by the U.S. band, Cheap Trick, this song surprisingly only reached number 57 on the British charts in 1982.

Answer: I'm A Boy

The Who released this song in 1966. The song made it to number two in the British charts, their second single to make number two, following "My Generation".

Answer: The Boxer

Simon & Garfunkel performed this song. It was taken from the ground-breaking album "Bridge Over Troubled Water".

Answer: Great Southern Land

Performed by Icehouse, this song would be a worthy contender to replace Australia's National Anthem.

Answer: Matthew And Son

"Matthew And Son" was Cat Stevens' first British top ten hit in 1967. The song reached number two and interestingly, despite his popularity, he never a higher charting song in the U.K.

Answer: Alone Again (Naturally)

Gilbert O'Sullivan released a number of songs in the early '70s. In Britain, this was his fourth top ten hit, in June 1972. Following the success of this song, he scored two successive number ones with "Clair" and "Get Down".

Answer: Turning Japanese

The Vapors, a U.K. group reached number three early in 1980 with this track. Although they released two more singles, "News At Ten" and "Jimmie Jones", both tracks made it no higher than number 44 on the British charts.

Answer: Dirty Laundry

Don Henley, a former member of the Eagles, had a solo hit with this song which lampoons the news media in the early 80's.

Answer: Hit Me With Your Rythym Stick

In late 1978, Ian Dury & The Blockheads had virtual overnight success with this unusual track, which remains a firm favourite for people today.

Answer: Blockbuster

Sweet's only number one hit in the U.K., it was, nonetheless, one of nine tracks which reached the top ten during the 1970's. Interestingly, it was followed by three songs that reached number two, those being "Hell Raiser", "Ballroom Blitz" and "Teenage Rampage".

Answer: Mellow Yellow

Donovan Leitch was a U.K. soloist who had seven top ten hits in the late 60's. The verse that the above was taken from goes "Electrical banana is going to be a sudden craze, electrical banana is bound to be the very next phase".

Answer: Killing Me Softly (With His Song)

Roberta Flack sang this song, allegedly inspired by listening to the lyrics of Don McLean.

Answer: All Day And All Of The Night

This was the Kinks second single release in the U.K. in 1964. It reached number two on the British charts and was sandwiched between two number one's, the first being the similar sounding "You Really Got Me" and the lesser known "Tired Of Waiting For You". The Kinks went on to have eight more top ten hits in Britain until the end of 1970.

Answer: In The Year 2525

Generally regarded as one of the great one-hit wonder songs, Zager & Evans released this track in late 1969. The full title of the song is "In The Year 2525 (Exordium And Terminus)!

Answer: Edge Of Seventeen

Stevie Nicks is a member of Fleetwood Mac, who branched out on her own to release this track and subsequently a number of others. She also released a couple of singles where she teamed up with Tom Petty.