Name the song the line is from Part II

San Francisco - The version that I have is by Sinatra
They don't make 'em like that any more!


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Some Brit Seventies that charted well both sides of the pond -


I said “Hey, what is this? Now baby, maybe,
Maybe she's in need of a kiss.”

That's All Right Now, by Free. I like it!



I thought this was a pretty one in '86/'87 (#3 US, #1 UK, Wiki says #1 in 25 countries/markets worldwide):

I've never seen you looking so lovely as you did tonight
I've never seen you shine so bright

Chris de Burgh - Lady in Red?
That still plays a lot on the oldies station. Good song.

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Sixties

She's been hurt so much, they treat her mean and cruel
They try to keep us far apart, there's only one thing left we can do

A song by another Michigan native, Keep Searchin,by Del Shannon

How about this one from 1957, [see how I did that...]

But I'm like the Northwest Mounties



Bob

The song is Searchin'
Ahhh memories The Hollies used to perform that to close their set.
The Beatles recorded it very early on.
I do recall hearing an even earlier Us version - one of those great pre-Motown label bands - Maybe Drifters/Coasters/Platters - not sure which. Thinking about it - not Platters - so Drifters or Coasters

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and fall with my face in somebody's new mown lawn

Is that title: Day Dream

Yes - What a Day For a Daydream - Lovin" Spoonful

You're Up!

New Lyrics:

Who's tripping down the streets of the city?

Wow - that was a tough one. Been thinking it over for the last hour and came to me halfway through dinner!
Good choice.

Windy - by the Association

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Some Sixties coming atcha -

Like a poem poorly written, we are verses out of rhythm, couplets out of rhyme

Oops. Tony wins, so I'll guess his.

That's Dangling Converstion, by Si and Gar.



From 1970:

What a tale your thoughts could tell.
Just like a paperback novel,
The kind the drugstores sell