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1. On whose debut album did the following lyric appear: "I needed one more fare to make my night"?
2. "He do a hundred thirty mile an hour smilin' at the camera with a toothpick in his mouth" referred to a daredevil from who's imagination?
3. "'Cause he was in the mood for a little confrontation" referred to who's title character?
4. "When you're down and troubled, and you need a helping hand", a sweet sentiment, but who wrote it?
5. Who was referring to a particularly scenic drive when writing "and so was the turnpike from Stockbridge to Boston"?
6. "I wish that I was beautiful, or that you were halfway blind.". This sounds like the lament you'd hear in a late night bar room. But who wrote it?
7. "I can see a heavenly band of angels, comin' to set me free", who shared that scary thought with us back in 1970?
8. Who told this lurid tale about a barroom brawl and it's aftermath: "He was cut in 'bout a hundred places, and shot in a couple more"?
9. Who's story of a North Dakota dirt farmer did this line come from: "Never mind your crying. Your tears are sweet rain in my empty life."?
10. "You can keep the dime." Who's lyric belies the heartache behind such largesse?
11. Which writer wondered: "Doesn't anybody stay in one place anymore"?
12. Who described his future wife in the line: "She was married for seven years, to a concrete castle king"?
13. "Of course I'd pick a rainy night to try and find our past." Name the heartbroken author of this line.
14. "When my soul was in the lost and found, you helped me claim it." A huge 1967 hit for another artist, but which one of our writers was responsible for this lyric?
15. "He'll have to be a super guy, or maybe a super god." Who was describing his soon-to-be ex's next in this line?
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