Name the song the line is from Part II

I should have known, Jim. Now I see it’s “Release Me” by that guy whose name I keep misspelling.

One line from 1980 should do:

Say those words again like you just did


Edit: Another page already. hmmm?

That's a really nice one, Cyn.

It's The Captain & Tennille singing Do That To Me One More Time.



One more 60s tune:

Let me do what I wanna do, I can't decide 'em all

That sure looks like “The Mighty Quinn” by The Hollies. That’s a really good one, Jim. It’s always nice to hear.

I’m having trouble choosing. So, I’ll just grab something:

I've walked for miles my feet are hurting

Never mind.

Note to self: After you're away for a while, be sure to refresh the screen before posting anything new.

Hmmm...having problems with the website. Trying again...

Cyndee, I believe that's Beast Of Burden, by the Stones. Good choice.


In 1965, this was a #8 US hit. A 1981 cover went to US #7. A 1978 cover by a UK group went to #2 UK. All three versions were essentially the same, with only very minor variations in lyrics. All three had this line:

And he keeps his pockets full of spending loot

I remember that one, but not who did it besides Manhattan Transfer. It’s “The Boy From New York City”. Great song, Jim.

Now try this:

It used to bring sweet memories
of a tender love that used to be

I loves me some Motown sound, and that's one of the best...It's The Same Old Song, by The Four Tops. Nice!!



A San Francisco group sang this upbeat 1986 hit (#1 US/#12 UK) about two people who stayed together over the years, through ups and downs, because of deep feelings. And also because of some simpler, practical reasons:

We are bound by all the rest
Like the same phone number
All the same friends
And the same address

Yes it's true..
I am HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH YOU.
I got one!! (a Christmas miracle..) By Huey Lewis and The News..
whoo -hoo

Above thy sweet and dreamless sleep

Congratulations, noahcat! You got it alright.


I like your choice of new lyrics, but I won't guess because I'm going to be away for much of the day. I'm sure that one will be guessed pretty quickly, though.

There was a time when you let me know,

What's really going on below ...

But now you never show it to me, do you?




Rick