Guess the Song

[roo-roo91]

AUGUSTANA - BOSTON
Rolling around at the speed of sound,
Got places to go, gotta follow my rainbow.
Can't stick around, have to keep moving on,
Guess what lies ahead, only one way to find out!
Must keep on moving ahead,
No time for guessing, follow my plan instead.
Trusting in what you can't see,
Take my lead I'll set you free.

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[roo-roo91]

Bump

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[Starless*Eyes]

"Escape From The City"- Crush 40


Now this is the story
Of a good man named Ed
Left his son for a moment
Returned, found him dead

Recalls a tale as a boy he was told
Of an evil witch, so wicked, so old
Seeks a farmers advice he will not give
His oldest son knows just where the witch lived

[roo-roo91]

Pumpkinhead-Misfits

Sweet sweet you're so sweet

There's no where to hide

Sweet sweet you're so sweet

Come on settle our lives

Sweet sweet you're so sweet

I'll always be there for you

Sweet sweet you're so sweet

In the best and worst times


You can be my sweetest honey for eternity

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[Jestak]

This thread has been dormant for too long.

That last song is "My Sweet Passion," from Sonic the Hedgehog, performed by Nikki Gregoroff

Next:

The Rooters showed up at the grounds one day
They found their seats had all been sold
McGreevey led the charge into the park
Stormed the gates and put the game on hold
The Rooters gave the other team a dreadful fright
Boston's tenth man could not be wrong
Up from "Third Base" to Huntington
They'd sing another victory song--
Two! Three! Four!

[Chernaudi]

Dropkick Murphys: Tessie.

Now I don't think that a lot of you will get this, but some clues in the lyrics may help. Another hint--it was a song written for a loosely organized organization on a hit late '80s and '90s Fox sitcom:

"There was a man named Bundy.
Scored four touchdowns in one game,
Polk High School was his Eden, Until the prom night came..."

[Chernaudi]

Everyone stumped? Here's another hint: Ever hear of the old Fox sitcom called "Married...with Children"?

[Chernaudi]

Should I just tell everyone where this song came from, since it seems that everyone's stumped?

[Jestak]

Okay, I did some Googling--that is The Ballad of No MAAM, by E. E. Bell

Next:

Desmond has a barrow in the market place...
Molly is the singer in a band...
Desmond says to Molly "girl I like your face"
And Molly says this as she takes him by the hand...

[Chernaudi]

Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, by the Beatles and covered by Phish.

On my previous posting, that song was written by Edward Earl (who's stage name was E. E. Bell), who played Bob Rooney on Married with Childen. And need I say that NO MA'AM (the National Organization of Men Against Amazonian Masterhood) would obvously be dead set against Twilight--it was founded by Al Bundy for one!

Thus, I feel that I needn't ask what us fans would do to them, let alone what the likes of Bella, Renesmee, Alice or Rosalie would do to them. Maybe a good subject for a Twilight fan fic.

Well, here's my lyrics, and they're fairly simple this time, as you don't have to look up info about a 1990's sitcom. And they seem to be very relevant today in their concept:

Brezhnev took Afghanistan.
Begin took Beirut.
Galtieri took the Union Jack.
And Maggie, over lunch one day,
Took a cruiser with all hands.
Apparently, to make him give it back