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

[ls1873]

Beautiful Girl- INXS

[gatorgorilla]

from:   Beautiful Dreamer

to:   Love Is A Beautiful Thing   -  The Young Rascals

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Dreamer"

To:  "Beautiful Dreamer", Kate Smith

[ls1873]

Dreamer- Supertramp

[dragons3]

From:  Girl of My Dreams

To:  All I Do Is Dream of You -- Debbie Reynolds (In "Singin' In the Rain" )

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Girl of My Dreams"

To:  "I Had a Dream Last Night", Joss Stone

[ls1873]

Girl of my Dreams- Bram Tchaikovsky

[dragons3]

From:  Island Girl

To:  My Girl -- The Temptations

[gatorgorilla]

from:   Diamond Girl

to:   Island Girl   -   Elton John

[ls1873]

Diamond Girl- Seals and Crofts

[ls1873]

Sorry about replying to Aerosmith instead of Pink Floyd. I guess the last legitimate reply is from Dragon3,so I'll reply to that.

[gatorgorilla]

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@dragons3 wrote:

I think I see what happened.  That post also has a quote from Aerosmith "Life's a journey, not a destination" and the poster responded to that instead of the song title.  Confusing!

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Good observation, dragons3!  I totally missed that aspect, but I see what you mean. I have seen that happen once in a while, too - someone takes the quote/tag line to be the song title that has been posted.

(note:  I went back & crossed out/negated my post of "The Game Of Love", so that is no longer a concern...) 

[dragons3]

How about

Diamond in the Mind -- Duran Duran  to combine the two?  Of course, then we lose "Game" .

[dragons3]

I think I see what happened.  That post also has a quote from Aerosmith "Life's a journey, not a destination" and the poster responded to that instead of the song title.  Confusing!

[gatorgorilla]

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@cs76522381 wrote:

Shine on You Crazy Diamond to

Still Crazy After All These Years, Paul Simon

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cs76522381,  I think you accidentally skipped over a half page of posts (many of us have done similar, at one time or another...)

from:   Mind Games

to:   The Game Of Love   -   Wayne Fontana & The MIndbenders    (please see discussion in next few posts, to understand why I crossed out this song title...thanks)

edit:  cs76522381, geez, I went back & took another look & I guess I finally noticed what you must have noticed!  How does "Journey To The Center Of Your Mind" follow "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"?  Unless "your" is considered another form of "you", which we generally allow here at Song Titles, I think...

[cs76522381]

Shine on You Crazy Diamond to

Still Crazy After All These Years, Paul Simon

[ls1873]

Mind Games- John Lennon

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Always on My Mind"

To:  "Gentle on My Mind", Glenn Campbell

[gatorgorilla]

from:   You Were On My Mind

to:   Always On My Mind   -   Willie Nelson

[dragons3]

From:  Journey to the Center of Your Mind

To:  You Were On My Mind -- We Five

[ls1873]

Journey to the Center of your Mind- Amboy Dukes

[nyadrn]

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@LookOverYonder wrote:

Black Diamond Bay     Bob Dylan     1976

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To   Shine on You Crazy Diamond   Floyd

[LookOverYonder]

Black Diamond Bay     Bob Dylan     1976

[cs76522381]

A combo:

Big Blue Diamonds by Van Morrison

[cs76522381]

Big Yellow Taxi, Joni Mitchell

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Forever Yellow Skies"

To:  "Forever in Blue Jeans", Neil Diamond

[ls1873]

Forever Yellow Skies- The Cranberries

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Long As I Can See the Light"

To:  "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever", Barbra Streisand

[ls1873]

Long As I Can See the Light- CCR

[PattyDiane]

From:  "Long Tall Glasses"

To:  "How Long Has This Been Going On", Van Morrison