Name The Song The Line Is From Part III

Okay, I think Sue is out for a while. So, I’ll go ahead.

I like this one from 1973:

You might say he found a key for every door.

Rocky Mountain High - John Denver - I love his music & have every song.

Leaving it open

OK - nobody wants it - I'm back

2nd time this week - one of the few decent songs to come out of the eighties - imho

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The single didn't fare too well - but the album was a monster!

A dream unthreatened by the morning light,
Could blow this soul right through the roof of the night.

Sorry, guys, I've been out all day. Cyndee was right -- "Turn Around Look At Me."

Back to Tony's lyrics.

I think this was a song about learning to do something. To fly, to floss - something like that. Not a clue who performed it.

Was that close enough?

It was about learning to fly. (9 points for that
For the 10th and final point - which MAJOR Brit group recorded it?

You still got it if you want to post new one

My response to you, above, is a carbon copy of the one you gave me when I posted the lyrics to Ode To Billie Joe on the previous page.


So, you tell me who recorded Ode To Billie Joe, a song that charted #1 US and #13 UK, and I'll tell you who recorded Learning To Fly, a song that charted #70 US and did not chart in the UK.


The fact that others here are entitled to their own musical tastes and preferences doesn't mean they should be dismissive of yours. And the same applies in reverse.

You still got it - the band was Pink Floyd

Darn, Tony, I KNOW that.

I got it. Did you?



Anyway, I'll leave the lyrics open.

oh, I could say I need you
but then you'd realize
that I want you
just like a 1,000 other guys