Mid-1960s Lyrics - Count Me In

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1. "I look inside myself and see my heart is black I see my red door and I must have it painted black Maybe then I'll fade away and not have to face the facts It's not easy facing up when your whole world is black" What song was this from 1966? Black Is Black Darkness, Darkness Paint It Black Goodbye Cruel World

2. What was the title of this #2 hit from 1965? "When you count the ones that want you, count me, too And if I'm not first on your list, count me blue Just be sure you count on me and when the countin's through Count me madly in love with you" Count Me In Baby It's You 1-2-3 I'm Your Puppet

3. The following lyrics are from a #10 hit in the spring of 1966. It was a garage band staple and if you went to a dance around then, it was a mortal lock that you'd be bopping to this one! "Like to tell you 'bout my baby You know she comes round Just 'bout five feet four From her head to the ground Well she comes around here Just about midnight She makes me feel so good Lord Makes me feel alright" Gloria Midnight Mary Hang On Sloopy She's Just My Style

4. First verse: "Some men climb a mountain, some men swim the sea Some men fly above the sky, they are what they must be" Second verse: "I do not love for silver, I do not love for gold My heart is mine to give away, it never will be sold." Each of these verses, and a third verse not quoted, end with identical lines which include the title of this big MOR song from 1965. It's title? Baby, The Rain Must Fall If I Ruled The World Follow That Dream The Land Of Milk And Honey

5. "Life is very short and there's no time For fussing and fighting my friend I have always thought that it's a crime So I will ask you once again Try to see it my way" The title? Daytripper We Can Work It Out Try To See It My Way Hello Goodbye

6. "I wish that for just one time You could stand inside my shoes And just for that one moment I could be you Yes, I wish that for just one time You could stand inside my shoes You'd know what a drag it is To see you" Dylan at his sarcastic best! From what song are these lines? Positively Fourth Street Subterranean Homesick Blues Like A Rolling Stone Hurricane

7. "Her long blonde hair hangin' down around her knees All the cats who dig striptease prayin' for a little breeze Her long blonde hair falling down across her arms Hiding all the lady's charms" Who was the "lady" in this 1966 lyric? Sally G Gypsy Rose Lee Lady Godiva Mae West

8. "A hundred and ten miles ain't much distance But it sure do make a difference I don't think she loves me anymore" This was a #7 hit in 1965 and something of a departure in style for a singer known more for novelty type songs at the time, such as, "Chug-A-Lug", "Do-Whacka-Do" and "Kansas City Star". In a departure of my own, identify this recording artist. Ray Stevens Hoyt Axton Tom T. Hall Roger Miller

9. "Went to a dance looking for romance Saw _______ so I thought I'd take a chance" Fill in the blank with a girl's name and you have the song title. Rhonda Barbara Ann Sloopy Fannie Mae

10. This lyric begins with these lines: "Uno, dos, one, two, tres, quatro Matty told Hatty about a thing she saw" What was the thing called that Matty saw, the title of this #2 hit in 1965? Mohair Sam Ring Dang Doo Wooly Bully The Witch Doctor