1950s Music Trivia
Name this song from 1956:
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Name this song from 1956:
- He found his thrill here.
- What song contains these lyrics: Thee I love more than the meadow so green and still, More than mulberries on the hill?
- Clarence Frogman Henry has no place to roam and he’s a lonely boy, but he has a voice and loves to sing, even though he sings like a girl or sings like a frog.
- He is as strong as a mountain or as weak as a willow tree. He is also as tame as a baby or as wild as the sea. Name this song.
- One for the money, two for the shoe, three to get ready now go, cat, go!
- He got put on this because he went wrong. That woman sang a sweet love song and wanted money and wanted honey, so he stole for her. Now, he’s working on …
- Why do birds sing so gay, and lovers await the break of day?
- It comes down to spelling with this song, and Frankie Lymon uses letters to tell you to come closer darling, believe me.
- Where are you going to be while you’re watching all the girls go by?
- He keeps a close watch on that heart of mine and keeps his eyes wide open all the time. What does he do?
Answers
- He found his thrill here. Blueberry Hill
- What song contains these lyrics: Thee I love more than the meadow so green and still, More than mulberries on the hill? Friendly Persuasion
- Clarence Frogman Henry has no place to roam and he’s a lonely boy, but he has a voice and loves to sing, even though he sings like a girl or sings like a frog. Ain’t Got No Home
- He is as strong as a mountain or as weak as a willow tree. He is also as tame as a baby or as wild as the sea. Name this song. Any Way You Want Me
- One for the money, two for the shoe, three to get ready now go, cat, go! Blue Suede Shoes
- He got put on this because he went wrong. That woman sang a sweet love song and wanted money and wanted honey, so he stole for her. Now, he’s working on … The Chain Gang
- Why do birds sing so gay, and lovers await the break of day? Why Do Fools Fall in Love
- It comes down to spelling with this song, and Frankie Lymon uses letters to tell you to come closer darling, believe me. The ABCs of Love
- Where are you going to be while you’re watching all the girls go by? Standing on the Corner
- He keeps a close watch on that heart of mine and keeps his eyes wide open all the time. What does he do? I Walk the Line
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