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8)"I Think i wanna Kill Myself'by Buddy Knox+"Down in the Willow Garden"by the Everly Brothers="I Think I Wanna Kill Myself Down in the willow garden"
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I don't think that's quite what CF meant. There's no "link" in your pair. If you've watched "Wheel Of Fortune" then you've probably seen the "Before and after" category. Two phrases, names, etc. are joined together by a common word or words. The last word(s) of the first phrase is/are the first word(s) of the second phrase. An example would be "Turn Off The Light My Fire" ("Turn Off The Light" by Nelly Furtado + "Light My Fire" by the Doors; the common word is light).

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I don't think that's quite what CF meant. There's no "link" in your pair. If you've watched "Wheel Of Fortune" then you've probably seen the "Before and after" category. Two phrases, names, etc. are joined together by a common word or words. The last word(s) of the first phrase is/are the first word(s) of the second phrase. An example would be "Turn Off The Light My Fire" ("Turn Off The Light" by Nelly Furtado + "Light My Fire" by the Doors; the common word is light).
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Well,most of my exposure to before and after is from watching "Jeopardy!"I think the rules are a little more open to interpretation.Both songs do have something to do with death,however1Cheers! :)

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I don't think that's quite what CF meant. There's no "link" in your pair. If you've watched "Wheel Of Fortune" then you've probably seen the "Before and after" category. Two phrases, names, etc. are joined together by a common word or words. The last word(s) of the first phrase is/are the first word(s) of the second phrase. An example would be "Turn Off The Light My Fire" ("Turn Off The Light" by Nelly Furtado + "Light My Fire" by the Doors; the common word is light).
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You are correct.  I appreciate you taking the time to explain for Marian.  :)

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Well,most of my exposure to before and after is from watching "Jeopardy!"I think the rules are a little more open to interpretation.Both songs do have something to do with death,however1Cheers! :)
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Marian, I'm afraid that you're still not getting the idea.  This is not like the song linking games.  You do have to find a common word to join the two song titles and not just put any two song titles together.

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Glad you joined us, Fuss!  :DEnd Quote

Well, I try my best, when I can !  :)

Crumblin' Down In The Boondocks

Crumblin' Down (John Mellencamp) + Down In The Boondocks (Joe South)

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"Hit Me Baby One More Time, Beat it!"

(Hit me Baby One more Time-Britney Spears) +
(Beat It-Michael Jackson)

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There's no link there; the two titles must have a common word. As I said the other day, the last word of the first title must be the first word of the second title. An example would be "Bring Me To Life in the Fast Lane." This phrase comes from "Bring Me To Life" (Evanescence) and "Life in the Fast Lane" (Eagles). The linking word is "life."

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Burning Down the House of the Rising Sun

Burning Down the House (Talking Heads)+The House of the Rising Sun (The Animals)
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Hmmm, Percy - I wonder who you are ?  :)

It Don't Matter To Me And You And A Dog Named Boo

It Don't Matter To Me (Bread) + Me And You And A Dog Named Boo (Lobo)

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One Thing Leads To Another Brick in the Wall

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Er... who's The Fixx? I've heard a One Thing Leads To Another by none other than Vanessa Amorosi, that's all..

Don't Say Never Gonna Fall In Love Again

B*Witched version - Don't Say Never
Mark Holden - Never Gonna Fall In Love Again

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Er... who's The Fixx? I've heard a One Thing Leads To Another by none other than Vanessa Amorosi, that's all..End Quote

The Fixx is a British rock group from the 80's. Their song "One Thing Leads To Another" was a big hit in the year 1983. They also had other hits, such as "Red Skies (at Night)", "Saved By Zero", "Are We Ourselves", etc..

Anyway, here's a "Before and after" I just thought of:
Hey Nineteen Ninety-Nine

"Hey Nineteen" by Steely Dan
"1999" by Prince

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Lucinda Williams - Lonely Girls Just Want To Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper
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Hey, that's a nice compact way to do it.

Santana/Alex Band - Why Don't You And I Love Her - The Beatles

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Change In The House of Flies - Thompson Twins
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Wrong game, stingr22. You're supposed to connect to songs together, making sure that the first word in the second title begins with the last word in the first title. I hope that helps you.

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I hate to be rude, so please don't take it that way, but what does Du Hasten Down The Wind have to do with Mellow Yellow?   ???

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I hate to be rude, so please don't take it that way, but what does Du Hasten Down The Wind have to do with Mellow Yellow?   ???
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I doesn't, because it doesn't have to be, since this is not a linking or chain game. You only have to invent your own song title using two of the titles that you provide. For example, "Open Your Heart"- by Madonna plus "Heart of Gold" by Neil Young equals "Open Your Heart Of Gold". Heart is both the last word of the first title and the first word in the second title. In other words, ignore the previous posts for this thread. Thanks. :)
If this doesn't help you, please PM Ceramics Fanatic and she will gladly give you the entire rules.  ;)

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Thanks Indy!  I'm kinda new to this, so thanks for helping me understand!

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That's it. :)
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Thanks!   ;D

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Will you Marry Me, Someday?

Will you Marry Me? (Paula Abdul) + Someday(Mariah Carey)
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There's no link in that one. What you have to do is come up with something in such a way that the last word of the first title is the first word in the second title. If you've seen "Wheel Of Fortune" then you might know the deal. IOW, you must find a common word to join the two song titles, not just put any two song titles together.

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There's no link in that one. What you have to do is come up with something in such a way that the last word of the first title is the first word in the second title. If you've seen "Wheel Of Fortune" then you might know the deal. IOW, you must find a common word to join the two song titles, not just put any two song titles together.
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ok, whatever ::) better luck next time

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ok, whatever ::) better luck next time
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No prob. ;)


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"All The Small Things" by Blink 182
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