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"Spring is here, Spring is here. Life is skittles and life is beer.." I'm sure that all you wonderful quizzers out there easily recognise the beginning of Tom Lehrer's great song 'Poisoning Pigeons in the Park'. However, another furry creature is also involved in Lehrer's avicide. What animal? |
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What animal did the singer, whose real name was Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie, take to number 9 in the UK charts in 1968? |
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Tom Paxton wrote a satirical song about an episode during Jimmy Carter's presidency. What was the title? |
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According to the Ann Rule book, "Small Sacrifices", what animal was being sung about by Duran Duran when Diane Downs shot her children? |
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The film was originally conceived for Warren Beatty. The song, written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, was nominated for an Oscar in 1965, but lost out to "The Shadow of Your Smile". What furry creature are we talking about here? |
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This song could have been recorded in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, or 1999. It might be rereleased in 2011. It was actually a hit for Al Stewart in 1976. Which animal's year is this? |
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One of the earliest anti-pollution songs, released in 1972, this was about which 'demented' animals? |
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"The Indians send signals
From the rocks above the pass
The cowboys take positions
In the bushes and the grass
The squaw is with the Corporal
She is tied against the tree
She doesn't mind the language
It's the beating she don't need"
Sung (unusually) by Chris Difford, what animals are the song featuring these lyrics about?
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Which animals did the Manic Street Preachers want to send away? |
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Although the breed is never mentioned, what breed was the "funny-looking dog with a big black nose" featured in the 1966 The Royal Guardsmen hit? |
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