songs remembered from just one line

[soul searcher]

I walk along the city streets you used to walk along with me

[bulwinkl]

"Always something there to remind me"? Simple Minds??????

[soul searcher]

"Always something there to remind me"? Simple Minds??????

Right song, wrong artist (Naked Eyes)

Bulwinkl's turn.

[bulwinkl]

Be on my side, I'll be on your side, baby

Edited June 22, 2010 by bulwinkl

[soul searcher]

Be on my side, I'll be on your side, baby

Neil Young - Down By the River

[bulwinkl]

your up

[soul searcher]

edit:

Princess cards she sends me with her regards

Barroom eyes shine vacancy, to see her you gotta look hard

Edited June 22, 2010 by soul searcher

[soul searcher]

Oh never mind, just enjoy...

Free post!

[bowtwi]

I really enjoy the Boss. I've never seen him in concert and I don't seem to know that much of his stuff. I've heard this song plenty, but not enough to know the first lines of the song. It was good to listen to with my first cup of coffee this morning. Now I'll have to find some more, like Thunder Road, Rosalita, (love that line - "you ain't a beauty, but eh, you're alri-i-ight, oh, and that's alright with me"...)

Free post, you say? Well, okay.....

If you're down and confused

Edited June 23, 2010 by bowtwi

[soul searcher]

...Rosalita

Rosalita is one of the best driving songs of all time.

[quote name

=bowtwi]

Free post, you say? Well, okay.....

If you're down and confused

You've Got a Friend?

[bulwinkl]

I was thinking "Love the one your with" Stephen Stills

[bowtwi]

You got it, Bullwinkle!!!

[bulwinkl]

L.a. is a great big freeway. Put a hundred down and buy a car

[soul searcher]

L.a. is a great big freeway. Put a hundred down and buy a car

Do You Know the Way to San Jose - Dionne Warwick

Assuming I'm right:

"This is the day of the expanding man"

[soul searcher]

This is the day of the expanding man

That shape is my shade there where I used to stand

Let's skip to the chorus, shall we?

I'll learn to work the saxophone

I'll play just what I feel

Edited June 24, 2010 by soul searcher

[Broken Arrow]

Let's skip to the chorus, shall we?

I'll learn to work the saxophone

I'll play just what I feel

I always thought it was called, "Learn to Play the Saxophone", by Steely Dan. Is it maybe called "Scotch Whiskey"?

[soul searcher]

I always thought it was called, "Learn to Play the Saxophone", by Steely Dan. Is it maybe called "Scotch Whiskey"?

Deacon Blues

They got a name for the winners in the world

I want a name when I lose

They call Alabama the Crimson Tide

Call me Deacon Blues

Close enough, erkjohn. You go.

Edited June 24, 2010 by soul searcher

[Broken Arrow]

"I can remember what she said when she said..."

Edited June 25, 2010 by erkjohn

[Broken Arrow]

"I can remember what she said when she said..."

I should have mentioned that this is the "bridge" in the song. I'll continue with it since it will get more familiar:

"I can remember what she said when she said,

'Good-bye...baaay-be.

We'll meet again soon maaay-be.'

Edited June 25, 2010 by erkjohn

[soul searcher]

No clue here.

[Broken Arrow]

No clue here.

Okay, let's do this: Here is the first verse:

"When I see her comin' down the street

I get so shaky and I feel so weak.

I tell my eyes to look the other way

But they don't seem to hear a word I say."

That should be better

[waysider]

Okay, let's do this: Here is the first verse:

"When I see her comin' down the street

I get so shaky and I feel so weak.

I tell my eyes to look the other way

But they don't seem to hear a word I say."

That should be better

-----Peter and Gordon

[Broken Arrow]

Waysider has it! You're up!

[waysider]

Hellooooo, Baaaaaaaby!

[GeorgeStGeorge]

"Chantilly Lace" by the Big Bopper

"Come on everybody, clap your hands!"

George