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

[rc8149]

FROM   -   All NIGHT Long

TO   -   December 1963 (Oh what a NIGHT)   -   THe 4 seasons

[dl73698250]

FROM   -  Give it ALL   by    Tommy James

  (Off the Big City cd, 1995)

TO   -   Cher; All or Nothing

[dl73698250]

From:   Nothin' Comes CLOSE -- Journey

To: Heart; It Was Nothing At All

[rc8149]

FROM   -   It was nothing at ALL

TO   -   Give it ALL   by    Tommy James

  (Off the Big City cd, 1995)

[dragons3]

From:  Give It ALL

To:  ALL Of Me -- Meat Loaf

[tell48]

Don't Stand So Close by The Police

[dragons3]

From:  Don't Stand So CLOSE

To:  Nothin' Comes CLOSE -- Journey

[dl73698250]

From: The ONE I Love -- R.E.M.

To:  (more country)  Carolyn Dawn Johnson ; (Every Day Is) One Day Closer To You.

[dragons3]

From:  (Every Day Is) One Day CLOSER TO You

To:  CLOSER TO Free -- The BoDeans        

This was the theme song for the TV series "Party Of Five"        

[ls1873]

Closer  To  Fine   ==   Indigo  Girls

[rc8149]

FROM  -  CLOSER to fine

TO  -  CLOSER to Home   by    Grand Funk Railroad

[mp8908]

from          Closer To Home               to

                 Closer To Believing                 Emerson, Lake & Palmer

[rc8149]

FROM  -  CLOSEr to Believing

TO  -   CLOSE to You    -    by   The Carpenters

[dl73698250]

FROM: "One Singular Sensation", from "A Chorus Line"

TO: Lobo: I'm The Only One 

[rc8149]

FROM  -  I'm the Only  ONE

TO  -  ONE way or another    by   Blondie

[dragons3]

From:  ONE Way Or ANOTHER

To:  ANOTHER ONE Bites the Dust -- Queen

[rc8149]

Another double hitter for dragon3 on the last post..

FROM  -  Another ONE bites the dust

TO  -  Time waits for no ONE    by   The Rolling  Stones

[ls1873]

One  Last  Kiss   ==   J.  Geils  Band

[rc8149]

FROM  -  ONE LAST Kiss

TO  -  The LAST ONE  to know     by Tommy James   (no Shondells)

This is off his album "My Head, My Bed and My Red Guitar"

This was recorded in Nashville many years ago.  He did not make

it on the country scene, although he had a few hits off it..

This title has been usde by many performers, with totally different

lyrics and music........

[dl73698250]

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@rc8149 wrote:

FROM  -  ONE LAST Kiss

TO  -  The LAST ONE  to know     by Tommy James   (no Shondells)

This is off his album "My Head, My Bed and My Red Guitar"

This was recorded in Nashville many years ago.  He did not make

it on the country scene, although he had a few hits off it..

This title has been usde by many performers, with totally different

lyrics and music........

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That's interesting. Never knew he went country.

[dragons3]

From:  The Last ONE To Know

To:  The ONE I Love -- R.E.M.

[dl73698250]

From:  I Found A MILLION DOLLAR Baby (In A Five And Ten Cent Store) -- Bing Crosby  

To:  Guns & Roses; One In A Million

[dl73698250]

From:  The Living  YEARS -- Mike & the Mechanics

To:  Grass Roots; Wait A Million Years

[dragons3]

From:  Wait A MILLION YEARS

To:  Never In A MILLION YEARS -- Laura Branigan

[ls1873]

If  I  Had  A  Million  Dollars   ==   Barenaked  Ladies

[dragons3]

From:  If I Had A MILLION DOLLARs

To:  I Found A MILLION DOLLAR Baby (In A Five And Ten Cent Store) -- Bing Crosby  

[tell48]

Reeling In The Years by Steely Dan

[dragons3]

From:  Reeling In the YEARS

To:  The Living  YEARS -- Mike & the Mechanics

[dl73698250]

From: Holdin' On To Yesterday       Ambrosia

To: Simply Red; Holding Back The Years

[PattyDiane]

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@dl73698250 wrote:

From: Holdin' On To Yesterday       Ambrosia

To: Simply Red; Holding Back The Years

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To:  "It Was a Very Good Year", Frank Sinatra