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'Oh, ______'

Julie. 'Oh, Julie' was a popular song in the 50's.

What song are these lyrics from? 'The further from here, girl, the better, where the air is fresh and clean'?

Candida. 'Candida' by Tony Orlando and Dawn

One of the following was a girl that Paul Anka sang about. Who was it?

Diana. Paul Anka sang about Diana. I can't remember who sang about Denise, but if you know, tell me. 'Delilah' of course was Tom Jones, and 'Donna' Ritchie Valens.

A girl with this color hair was sung about by America in 1974.

golden. 'Sister Golden Hair' is my favorite America song, as well as one of my favorite songs anyway. Something about listening to it makes me feel great.

This woman, who was written about by Leonard Cohen and popularized in song, shares a name with a witch in an Anne Rice novel. Who is she?

Suzanne. 'Suzanne takes you down, to her place by the river, and she feeds you tea and oranges...'

I think this is a 'turn up your radio as loud as you can and sing at the top of your lungs song!' The Foundations sang about this girl, whose name is the same as a flower. Who is she?

Buttercup. This was an easy question. It was Buttercup, of course.

Fill in the blank: 'Love grows where my ____________ goes?'

Rosemary. Edison Lighthouse. Another great song.

A lot of men have sang about her, including the Oak Ridge Boys, New Grass Revival, and Garth Brooks. She shares a name with a witch from TV. Who is she?

Samantha. All of the forementioned sang about a 'cup of coffee and a couple dollars change' when they were going to call Samantha in Baton Rouge.

This woman, whose most recent CD is 'Red Dirt Girl', had hits with 'C'est La Vie', 'To Daddy', and 'If I Could Ever Win Your Love'. The Oak Ridge Boys sang about her on their 'Y'all Come Back Saloon' album. Who is she?

Emmylou & Emmylou Harris & Harris. Kind of a tough question, I know. It was Emmylou.

Jessi Colter, the wife of Waylon Jennings - and one of the Outlaws - sang 'I'm not ____ '?

Lisa. It was 'Lisa'. Laura, Anna, and Mary...just wouldn't have sounded right.

Ray Stevens sang about her, the queen of the blues. Who is she?

Bridget & Bridget the Midget. 'Bridget the Midget, the queen of the blues'.

Kenny Rogers begged her not to take her love to town.

Ruby. Ruby was going to go out and party, but her crippled husband, wounded in either Korea or Vietnam, begged her not to go out and take her love to town.

Willard McBain had a thing for her in this Ray Stevens song.

Margaret. He was going to get a weed-eater, a live chicken and some peach preserves when he got out of jail and he and Margaret were going to have a good old time... :)

The Everly Brothers and Reba McEntire sang about her clown. She was?

Cathy. My husband works on a school bus with a little girl who's afraid of clowns and sometimes sings this song to her to keep things interesting :)

Rod Stewart had something to say to her in 1971. She was?

Maggie May & Maggie Mae. Maggie May, the all-time best Rod Stewart song in the whole world.