SONG TITLE WORD ASSOCIATION

[nyadrn]

Okay

This is meant to be a long running topic .  The rules are simple and there are a zillion songs out there, so lets see what we can do with this.

You start with a song title.  Let's use  Love in an Elevator - Aerosmith

You look at that title, pick out one word from it and find a new song title with that word in it,( example, In & Out of Love - Bon Jovi)  then post the new title as your post.  The next person follows.   See easy

So lets give it a try.    My title is   Love in an Elevator - Aerosmith.

Diane

[cgd3642]

Ball n Chain---Janis Joplin

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Ball n ' Chain"

To:  "Unchain My Heart",  Ray Charles

[ThursdaysChild7]

Fool In The Rain - Led Zeppelin

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Fool in the Rain"

To:  "Fool on the Hill", The Beatles

[mp8908]

     From        Fool On the Hill     to

                                 What a Fool Believes     Doobie Brothers

[gatorgorilla]

from:   WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES

to:   WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I?  -  published in 1962,  introduced by Anthony Newley in the musical "Stop the World - I Want to Get Off"

[jb8848]

Chain of Fools by Aretha.

[jb8848]

Oops, change that to A Fool in Love by Ike and Tina Turner.

[gatorgorilla]

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@jb8848 wrote:
Oops, change that to A Fool in Love by Ike and Tina Turner.

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I am confused.  Why did you go from "Chain of Fools" to "A Fool in Love" with an "oops"?

"Chain of Fools" had the word "fool" in it, which was appropriate to follow the post of "What Kind of Fool Am I?"  Just asking, because I would like to understand (and sometimes I am dense!)

[jb8848]

I thought we had to have the exact word to repeat. So we can have it as any part of a word?

[gatorgorilla]

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@jb8848 wrote:
I thought we had to have the exact word to repeat. So we can have it as any part of a word?

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Thank you for your response.  So you were looking at singular versus plural nouns - I wondered if that was what was going on.  Yes, I think I am correct in saying that working with a "core" word in its different forms is acceptable - example: love, loving, loved.  When someone gets a bit "desperate", they might take a word like "sweetheart" & respond with a title that has only "sweet" in it or "heart".  (Quite possibly another poster could explain better than I have done here.)  Also, if you have time to look back through a few pages of posts, you might see how variations on a word are acceptable.  We will all look forward to further posts from you, and now you know you have a little more leeway than you originally thought, in the use of your chosen word/words!

[jb8848]

Thanks gator.

[PattyDiane]

I'm confused too but I think this is the last post:

From:  "A Fool in Love"

To:  "I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy", from "South Pacific"

[gatorgorilla]

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@PattyDiane wrote:

  "I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy", from "South Pacific"

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my post:   LOVE IS A WONDERFUL THING  -  Michael Bolton, from 1991 album "Time, Love & Tenderness"

[ThursdaysChild7]

from:   LOVE IS A WONDERFUL THING

to:   Things We Said Today -  The Beatles

[gatorgorilla]

from:   LOVE IS JUST A FOUR LETTER WORD

and also from:   THINGS WE SAID TODAY

to:   WE WERE IN LOVE  -  Toby Keith, from 1997 album "Dream Walkin' "

[PattyDiane]

From:  "We Were in Love"

To:  "The Way We Were", Barbra Streisand

[ThursdaysChild7]

from: The Way We Were

to:  Can't Find My Way Home - Blind Faith

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Can't Find My Way Home"

To:  "I Did It My Way", Paul Anka

[jb8848]

From "I did it my way"

To|. Go Your Own way - Fleetwood Mac

[MsStretch]

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@jb8848 wrote:
 Go Your Own way - Fleetwood Mac

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It's A Long Way To The Top - AC/DC

[gatorgorilla]

from:   IT'S A LONG WAY TO THE TOP

to:   TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME  -  Supertramp, from 1979 album "Breakfast In America"  

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Take the Long Way Home"

To:  "Can't Find My Way Home", Blind Faith

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Love Is a Wonderful Thing"

To:  "Love Is Just a Four Letter Word", Joan Baez

[memadeania]

Any Dream Will Do    Donny Osmond  1991

[memadeania]

All Day &  AllOf The Night   The Kinks  1964

[gatorgorilla]

from:   ALL DAY & ALL OF THE NIGHT

to:   NIGHT AND DAY  -  written by Cole Porter, for the 1932 musical play "Gay Divorce"

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Night and Day"

To:  "New Day", Alicia Keys

[mp8908]

from       New Day    to

                        New Kid in Town        Eagles

[ThursdaysChild7]

New Kid in Town        Eagles

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My Little Town   Simon & Garfunkel