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Can you finish the lyrics to these hits from the '50s, '60s & '70s?
Timeless, memorable music. Just fill in the blanks!
They may be oldies, but to us, they're forever. That's why it's so important to keep the music alive. Whether you tune in on the radio, put your records on the platter, or stream your favorite songs, the music is what truly matters.
Are you the type to retain every lyric? Or are some of the words lost to the sands of time? Whether you know it all by heart or have to check the liner notes, the lyrics are what gave poetry to the tunes. So, we have to revisit them now and again!
Find out how well you remember the words with this handy quiz. Make sure to share your score and your thoughts in the comments below!
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Elvis: "___ turned to ___ and he said, 'Nix nix, I wanna stick around a while and get my kicks.'"
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Buddy Holly: "You say you're gonna leave, you know it's a lie. 'Cause that'll be the ____."
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Danny and the Juniors: "You can rock it you can roll it. Do the stomp and even stroll it. _______."
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Chuck Berry: "Who never ever _________. But he could play the guitar just like ringing a bell."
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Ray Charles: "_____ with a diamond ring? She knows how to shake that thing."
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Chubby Checker: "Yeah, daddy _____. And mama ain't _____. We're gonna twisty twisty twisty. Till we tear the house down."
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The Beatles: "Yeah you, got that something. I think you'll understand. When I ____ that something. I wanna hold your hand."
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Martha and the Vandellas: "Calling out around the world "Are you ready for a ______ beat?"
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Rolling Stones: "But he can't be a man 'cause he doesn't ____ the same ____ as me."
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Bob Dylan: "How does it feel? To be ______. With no direction home. Like a complete unknown. Like a rolling stone."
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The Beach Boys: "I'm ________ good vibrations. She's giving me excitations."
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Aretha Franklin: "R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Take care, _____."
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The Doors: "You know that it would be untrue. You know that I would be ________."
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Marvin Gaye: "Brother, brother, brother. There's ____ too many of you dying."
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Jackson 5: "Trying to live without your love is __________ night."
Can you finish the lyrics to these hits from the '50s, '60s & '70s?
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You got 15 out of 15
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I love Chuck Berry songs, but most of them sound the same. One of my favorites is one that is different AMOST GROWN was used in American Graffiti.
Chubby Checker stole The Twist from Hank Ballard and The Midnighters. They sound almost the same. The name Chubby checker is also a ripoff of Fats Domino.
13 out of 15; got #11 & #14 wrong. 😁😁😁😁😁
Hmmmm, better than I thought.....14/15
https://youtu.be/5RhsUupVRiY
I Only Want To Be With You by
Dusty Springfield.
Dusty Springfield.
I got 14/15 correct.
15/15. Never heard that Jackson 5 song, I don't think, but I got 'em all! (So what IS that song?)
Me, neither. That’s the only one I missed!
I want you back is the song title
Yep, me too😜
That's a line from I Want You Back? Excuse me while I go listen to that on YouTube Music...or maybe Spotify...I know I've got it somewhere...
I got them all right!!!!!
14/15...geez, I missed the Beatles one!
8 of 15, say earth than see on the Beatles?, c’mon! Being from his hometown, I knew every Chuck Berry song in the book. He was smoking hot in the early 60’s and was a regular contributor to many groups’ recordings including of
Course the Beatles, by far the greatest rock group there ever was and ever will be. Roll Over Beethoven was a brilliant composition, but my all time fave of his was Nadine, why do you do those things you used to do? Who remembers that he was arrested after having been caught installing 2 way mirrors in the ladies room at his restaurant in Wentzville MO? For a near museum to his great rock n roll legacy, visit Blueberry Hill Bar and Restaurant as well as the American headquarters of championship dart throwers in suburban St. Louis.
Course the Beatles, by far the greatest rock group there ever was and ever will be. Roll Over Beethoven was a brilliant composition, but my all time fave of his was Nadine, why do you do those things you used to do? Who remembers that he was arrested after having been caught installing 2 way mirrors in the ladies room at his restaurant in Wentzville MO? For a near museum to his great rock n roll legacy, visit Blueberry Hill Bar and Restaurant as well as the American headquarters of championship dart throwers in suburban St. Louis.
I don't remember Chuck Berry ever recording a song called Nadine. Are you sure you're not thinking of Maybelline? (And did you know that his only number one hit was My Ding-A-Ling in 1972?)
9/15 A couple I changed my mind. Should have gone with my first choice.
You got 12 out of 15
13/15 What was the Elvis song?
jailhouse rock...
* Me too! 13 of 15 ~ 87%
13/15. Fun quiz 🎶
13/15
Now, this is my kind of music. 14 out 15 Correct.
13/15 all I listen to is oldies!
That’s because there’s not much else to listen to! I thought music took a turn for the better when Grunge came in the late 90s. But sadly, that didn’t last, either…music now generally sucks (imo…)
12/15 That Stones one is tricky .