Name the song the line is from Part II

"To Sir With Love," by Lulu.

"Drivin' down the road, I get a feeling
that I should have been home yesterday"

Bob Denver- Country Road (take me home)

loved his voice....


waited just to love you
now that I have found you....

Bob, John,....whatever (hee, hee).

That's The Look of Love. The version I remember was sung by Dusty Springfield.



Try this:

Yes, I was just thirteen
You might say I was a musical, proverbial knee-high

J-M, I don't think Gilligan sang Country Roads, LOL.

LOL----- JOHN--
my poor menapausal brain

I know that song--
it's John Sebastion and the lovin spoonful...was his middle name Bob?? LOLOLOLOLO

OK-----

If you feel like leaving
you know you can go...

"Sara Smile" by Alan Hale Jr.......This is 'Every Song is Sung by one of the Gilligan Island cast' isn't it ?


But all I remember
Are the dreams in the mist

That's These Dreams, by Heart.

And dammit, Phil, now you've gone just a little too far. Those two (Ann and Nancy Wilson) are my girlfriends, not yours. They know it, I know it, and you should know it, too. I'm boiling mad about this, I tell ya.



I'm gonna cool off just long enough to post this one is from 1967:

Women seem wicked when you're unwanted
Streets are uneven when you're down



OK, I'm heating up again, and I'm still pretty upset. More than just a little bit.

Doors, man. cool

when you're a stranger--- The Doors were dangerous when you are 15.
trippy dippy


..but Feburary made me shiver with ever paper I'd deliver..

I know, JM. Jeez, do I know.

I'll be back a little later to take a stab at your lyrics if no one else does.

"American Pie," by Don McLean.

"Just about a year ago
I set out on the road
Seekin' my fame and fortune
Lookin' for a pot of gold"