Name the song the line is from Part II

Cyndee, this is probably wrong, but the first song that popped into my head when I read your new line was "Jean, Jean." I don't even know if that's the title, lol, or who sang it.

Good guess, Sue. The title is "Jean" made popular by William "Oliver" Swofford. It's your turn

Edited for spelling

I'm shocked, lol. I used to love that song. Was it from the movie "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie?" For some reason, I associate it with that.

OK, this one should be easy, so I'll just post one line --

"When you stopped to say hello"

I think Jean was indeed the theme song from The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie, although it was sung by someone else in the movie. Oliver had the big hit with it when he recorded it separately.


Your lyrics are from Crying, a real classic by Roy Orbison.


Let's try this one:

But I tell myself I didn't lose her
'Cause you can't lose a friend you never had

I do believe that’s “I wonder what she’s doing tonight” but the artist escapes me.

1972 here:

All of the bad feelings have disappeared

"All of the bad feelings have disappeared"

I am sensing a TV show theme song but it escapes me

on anoter note I decided this would make a hell of a day room nursing home game for us Boomers

Actually, I think that's I Can See Clearly Now, by Johnny Nash. I liked that one.



Back to '65 for this one:

I'm gonna take you girl and hold you
And do all the things I told you

Is that called "In the Midnight Hour," or something like that?

IF I'm right, you can go ahead and post another one. I'm leaving soon for work and have to get ready.

gonna be a bright (bright) BRIGHT sunshiny day...

look over yonder
nothing but blue skies
look straight ahead
nothing but blue skys--eyes



ARE ANYONE OF THESE THE TITLE...?!??!!!

I can see clearly now -- aLMOST A RAGGAE SONG~~~~~ jimmy cliff?

Wiinah!!!


I get high when I see you go by