Name the song the line is from Part II

That's "Same Old Song" by Diana (Miss) Ross, also The 4 Tops..


hint: This is very "white"

Hold your head up you silly girl

Martha My Dear - Beatles

I'll leave it open as things are quite hectic right now

Tonyrob

OK, here's one:

Every day the bucket goes to the well

I believe that’s “I shot the sheriff” by Bob Marley and/or Eric Clapton.

I just realized that I haven’t used this one yet (he he):

Matters of grave concern were weighed with dedicated caution
like whether or not to raise at stud or draw or spit in the ocean

You can post any lyrics you'd like, but you can't post (he he). That is DEFINITELY against the rules.

It's Shriner's Convention, by Ray Stevens. Good one!


Jeez, now I feel inadequate or something just posting lyrics from a plain old song, but that's all I got right now. From '74:

Midnight on the water
I saw the ocean's daughter
Walking on a wave she came
Staring as she called my name

I think multi-tasking has got the better of me today. I left my computer logged in here and forgot. But, that there is a very pretty song, Jim. I think it sounds like describing a dream. It’s “I can’t get it out of my head” by ELO. Very nice.

This is such a happy one:

I can see your face
I can hear your voice
I can almost touch you

Yep, that's a fun one, Cyn. To me, it seems that the presence of a banjo almost always signals a goodtime song.

It's Sweet City Woman, by The Stampeders.


I'm going to be away most of the day, so I'll leave a really, really easy one:

Well, she was just seventeen
You know what I mean
And the way she looked
Was way beyond compare

"Well, she was just seventeen
You know what I mean"


Seriously the finest Rock N Roll lyrics EVER written. amen!

New:

sweet dreams til sunbeams find you..

"Seriously the finest Rock N Roll lyrics EVER written. amen!"

But what is the name of the song? LOL

Yours is "Dream a Little Dream of Me" -- loved it by Mama Cass!

oopsy.

she was just 17/ Beatles

as you didn't post a new song~~~ i am full of them today.


We have lost the time
that was so hard to find