Song Title Game

paradise city -- guns n' roses

Another Day in Paradise - Phil Collins

Paradise by the Dashboard Light -- Meat Loaf

Out Go the Lights - Aerosmith

we can work it out -- the beatles

Working At the Car Wash Blues - Jim Croce

Catch Hell Blues - The White Stripes

Chicken Cordon Blues -- Steve Goodman

Why Blues -Chris Thomas King

Bell Bottom Blues - Derek and the Dominos

fat bottom girls -- queen

Big Girls Don't Cry - The Four Seasons

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper

California girls -- the beach boys

Going to California - Led Zeppelin

Who Do You Know In California? - Eddy Raven

Who Do You Love -- George Thorogood

Love the One You're With - Lynda Carter

No One Like You - Scorpions

no light, no light -- Florence and the machine

Light My Fire - The Doors

Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash

this diamond ring -- gary lewis and the playboys

Some Days Are Diamond, Some Days Are Stone - John Denver

Like a Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan

Like a Rock - Bob Seger

Rock Lobster - B-52's

Let There Be Rock -- AC/DC

Let The Flames Begin - Paramore

Shot Down in Flames - AC/DC

Down On Main Street - Bob Segar

Down in a Hole - Alice in Chains

lay down sally -- eric clapton

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by bounty

lay down sally -- eric clapton

---

An interesting title. It's not a command for Sally to lie down (since it's not Lie Down Sally) but for someone else (since it's not Lay Yourself Down Sally) to lay Sally down. The unanswered question of course is: "Where do you you want me to lay down Sally?"

Sally Go 'Round the Roses by the Jaynetts

You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) - Dead or Alive

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Pompey Bum

An interesting title. It's not a command for Sally to lie down (since it's not Lie Down Sally) but for someone else (since it's not Lay Yourself Down Sally) to lay Sally down. The unanswered question of course is: "Where do you you want me to lay down Sally?"

Sally Go 'Round the Roses by the Jaynetts

---

Are you sure about this?

It's interesting to note the grammar for sure, and a lot of us get those two mixed up at times, but the next few lines are,

"Lay down Sally,
rest here in my arms,
I've been waiting, all night long just to talk to you."

That would seem to indicate the opposite, grammar notwithstanding.

I just have to laugh at that word - notwithstanding. :)

Just Like Me - John Renbourn

(one of my favourites, I was trying to remember it a little while ago, but I didn't remember it until now. Thanks Tailor :))

De nada. The conversation above is quite interesting. I'm leaning towards improper grammar... or a very creepy song.

Just a Song Before I Go - Crosby, Stills, and Nash

Before The Dawn - Evanescence

As the Dawn Breaks - Richard Hawley

I Could Break Your Heart Any Day Of The Week - Mandy Moore