QUIZ OVER--NO MORE ENTRIES PLEASE!

OK, you know the rules.  Identify these songs from the following lyrics lines by title and artist.  Whenever a correct answer is given, it will appear underneath the line followed by the initials of the provider of the correct answer.  Here goes:

1.  If I were you, I'd take a permanent vacation
The Angels--My Boyfriend's Back (Gam)

2.  You're readin' all them high-fashion magazines
The Monkees--(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone (Gam)

3.  Most of all you've got to hide it from the kids
Simon & Garfunkel--Mrs. Robinson (Zel)

4.  And you stop and say all right
The Classics IV--Spooky (FBVP)

5.  I see the girls walk by dressed in their summer clothes
The Rolling Stones--Paint It, Black (Gam)

6.  You gave to me your all in all
And now I feel ten feet tall
Bobby Hebb--Sunny (A)

7.  She was afraid to come out of the locker
She was afraid that somebody would see
Brian Hyland--Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini (A)

8.  Another day goes by
Still the children cry
Put a little love in your heart
And the world will be a better place

Another clue for #8:  It was covered by Annie Lennox and Al Green in the movie "Scrooged."

Jackie DeShannon--Put a Little Love in Your Heart (lW15/JC)

9.  Nine to five ain't takin' me where I'm bound
Neil Diamond--Thank the Lord for the Night Time (FBVP)

10. A butcher, a baker, a drummer, and then
Sly & the Family Stone--Everyday People (Zel)

This quiz is now over. (I have uncensored that mystery line from song #8 now that it has been identified.)  Thank you very much.

1.  "My Boyfriend's Back" by The Angels.
2.  "I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone" by The Monkeys.
5.  "Paint it Black" by the Rolling Stones.

#4 Crying-Roy Orbison

3. Mrs. Robinson -- Simon & Garfunkle
10. Everyday People -- Sly & the Family Stone

Okay I was wrong. Close, but wrong.

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Wrong!
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#4 is "Spooky" by Classics IV

#9 is "Thank The Lord For The Nightime" by Neil Diamond


FB  :)

6. Sunny - Bobby Hebb
7. Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini - Brian Hyland

8. Put a Little Love in Your Heart-- is it Anne Murray?  Beside's Annie Lennox's version, Anne Murray's is the only I've heard.

I think the original 60's version was by Jackie De Shannon.

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8. Put a Little Love in Your Heart-- is it Anne Murray?  Beside's Annie Lennox's version, Anne Murray's is the only I've heard.
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Okay, thanks, J.C.  Oh, and congrats on 1400.  8)

Your welcome in 1. And I wasn't even paying attention to my posts, but thanks for pointing that out Lebeiw15. ;)

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Okay, thanks, J.C.  Oh, and congrats on 1400.  8)
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