The Four-Word Lyric Challenge

Kung Fu Fighting - Carl Douglas

Sometimes I get frightened

I Got You - Pearl Jam

Third boxcar midnight train

Headed to Bangor Maine

King of the Road - Roger Miller

L.A. proved too much

L.A. proved too much

Midnight Train To Georgia - Gladys Knight

Cooler,
Like the others have said, great to have you here on the lyrics thread!
Enjoy!

Next:
she talks like June

Thans Rhino, good threads are fun to stumble on.

Drops of Jupiter - Train


Train keeps a-rollin

Train keeps a-rollin

Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash

Thans Rhino, good threads are fun to stumble on.

Cooler,
If you like this one, I KNOW you'll also like these:
The New 1970s Lyrics Game
AM GOLD
Traveling Song Game
The 80s and 90s Lyrics Game

A lot of the same regulars are on all of these threads and they are all a lot of fun!

hate every inch of you

San Quentin - Johnny Cash

For a seventy-dollar robbery 

For a seventy-dollar robbery

GEORGE JACKSON - BOB DYLAN 


CLEAN, that is one of the greatest prison connections I could ever imagine!!!!!   I gotta post a whole verse.


Sent him off to prison
For a seventy-dollar robbery.
Closed the door behind him
And they threw away the key.
Lord, Lord, They cut George Jackson down.
Lord, Lord,
They laid him in the ground

NEXT LYRICS:  I've always loved this song from the first time I heard it. The artist reminds me of Dylan in many ways as well as having some shared history with him.


I have legalised robbery

Thnsk for the props Fans

I have legalised robbery - Dire Straits

Acting upon reliable information

Oops song title was Man's Too Strong

Acting upon reliable information

The Ballad Of Bonnie and Clyde - Georgie Fame

Clean,
To answer your question from another thread, yes, Springsteen was at Quicken Loans Arena last week.
It seats about 18,000 and sold out almost immediately.
Bruce has had a loyal, dedicated following in Cleveland since the early to mid 70s and he always pulls out a few special surprises at his concerts here.
And this year was better than ever!
Great to hear rarities like Youngstown and Because the Night but the highlight for me was the seldom heard "Light Of Day" which Bruce wrote back in the 80s for Joan Jett to sing in the movie of the same name starring her and Michael J. Fox about a rock band from Cleveland.

Next:
joined up with Quantrill

Frank and Jesse James - Warren Zevon

You're an outlaw lover

Bruce had a better night at Quicken Loans than my Knicks

You're an outlaw lover

Just like Jesse James  --  Cher


robbed that Glendale train  (not looking for The Glendale Train song)    

Jesse James - Kingston trio

A bank in Colorado

The Ballad of Billy the Kid - Billy Joel

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