Name the song the line is from Part II

..and i will
lose
my mind
__ ____ _____ ___ __.

That’s another Beatles song. It’s” You won’t see me”.

This has a pretty long title:

A pretty lady looked at me
and said her diamond watch had stopped cold dead

Chicago - Does Anyone Really Know What Time It Is

Just got back from a 60's review. Between songs the host would start to describe something and then pause to let one of the audience complete it.

I was sitting at the front.

Mary Wilson
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Manfred Man
Helen Shapiro
Light Flight
Richard Starkie
Anita Pallenberg

He sent me a glass of wine and told me I was disqualified for the rest of the evening LOL


I'll leave it open - taking my 4 year old granddaughter on her first camping trip tomorrow

Tonyrob

Here's one:

Like the clickety-clack
Of a train on a track
It's got rhythm to spare

Hi All,

Wow, Jim. I haven’t heard that one since I put my turn table away in 2001. It’s “Beautiful Noise” by Neil Diamond.

This was ground breaking:

Oh yes I am wise
But it's wisdom born of pain

I am woman (hear me roar) by Tiny Tim...no...
Pia Zandora

nope... Bob Marley? Ziggy Stardust? Ann Murray?
Helen Reddy..happy?

new:

In my mind there's no sorrow

don't you know that it's so...

Love it!
Almost missed that one -

There is a place
Where I can go
When I feel low
When I feel blue.
And it's my mind
And there's no time when I'm alone.

Beatles - There's a Place


***********NEW**********

sometimes I feel my heart will overflow.

Tonyrob

Good work on the Beatles song, Tony. Seemed that no one else knew it.

Your lyrics are from Hello, by Lionel Richie. Very nice song.


Let's try this one:

Well, they're packed pretty tight in here tonight
I'm looking for a dolly who'll see me right

Hi All,

That’s one of my favorites, Jim. It’s “Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting” by Elton John.


Let’s go back to 1962:

You would never hold me so near
You would never call me "Dear"

Wow, I'd pretty much forgotten about that one, Cyn.

I know it's Clyde McPhatter, and I think it was just called Lover Please. Good one!


This song caused a minor scandal when it was released in 1959. I guess some folks thought the lyrics were just a little too racy to be sung by a 14-year-old:

Things he wouldn't tell nobody else
Secret baby, I keep 'em to myself