It's a Kissing Song #2! Quiz | Emotion in Songs

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1. This song is sung by a girl who is explaining to her friends how to tell that a guy loves you. She tells them it isn't lots of things they think it might be. No, no ... how CAN you "know if he loves you so"?

Answer: It's In His Kiss

"It's In His Kiss" was written by Rudy Clark, and is often referred to as the "Shoop Shoop Song". It was first released in 1964, by Betty Everett. It was covered by many artists, and it was sung by Cher and her castmates at the end of "Mermaids".

Here are some of the words:

"Does he love me? I want to know/
How can I tell if he loves me so?/
(Is it in his eyes?)/
Oh no, you'll be deceived/
(Is it in his eyes?)/
Oh no, he'll make believe/
If you want to know/
(Shoop, shoop, shoop, shoop)/
If he loves you so/
(Shoop, shoop, shoop, shoop)/
It's in his kiss/
(That's where it is)"

2. This country song talks about a man in love, and his habits when he first wakes up - as well as the last thing he does, at night. The song was made famous in 1971, by Charlie Pride. What is the title of this song?

Answer: Kiss An Angel Good Mornin'

"Kiss An Angel Good Morning" was written by Ben Peters, and proved to be very popular for Charlie Pride. It was his first single to reach the pop charts.

Some of the lyrics are:
"You've got to/
Kiss an angel good morning/
and let you know you think about her when you're gone/
Kiss an angel good morning/
and love her like the devil when you get back home."

3. This song was sung by a child, and tells the story of what he thought he witnessed on Christmas Eve. The title of the song reports what the little boy thinks he saw. What is the song?

Answer: I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus

"I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" was recorded by Jimmy Boyd in 1952, and reached number one on the Billboard charts. The song was criticized by the Catholic church, because it mixed kissing with Christmas.

Here are some of the lyrics:
"Then, I saw Mommy tickle Santa Claus/
Underneath his beard so snowy white./
Oh, what a laugh it would have been,/
If Daddy had only seen/
Mommy kissing Santa Claus last night!"

4. This 1962 song is a bittersweet promise by a lover who won't see his sweetheart for the summer. He promises to meet her again, in September - and then asks her for a kiss; to seal the deal. How does the song title describe the lovers' promise?

Answer: Sealed With a Kiss

"Sealed With a Kiss" was released in 1960, but became a hit for Brian Hyland in 1962. It was also released by Gary Lewis and the Playboys, and Bobby Vinton.

Some of the lyrics are:
"Yes, it's gonna be a cold lonely summer/
But I'll fill the emptiness/
I'll send you all my dreams/
Every day in a letter/
Sealed with a kiss."

5. This song was a sad one. It was released in 1976 and then again in 1989, and both times it told the story of lovers who know they have to break up - and there's nothing left to do but to follow the words of the title. What is the title of this song?

Answer: Kiss and Say Good-bye

This song was number one on the Billboard Hot Soul 100 and the Billboard Hot 100 in 1976, when it was sung by the Manhattans. Barry White brought it back, in 1989. It also became the second song to achieve platinum record status (after that status was created, in 1976).

Here are some of the words:
"It's gonna hurt me, I can't lie/
Maybe you'll meet, you'll meet another guy/
Understand me, won't you try, try, try, try, try, try, try/
Let's just kiss and say goodbye."

6. In the movie "Bye Bye Birdie", music writer Albert writes a special song for superstar Conrad Birdie to sing. Birdie is scheduled to sing it just before he goes into the Army. Because the song causes Birdie to get a little "friendlier" with local sweetheart Kim McAvey, her boyfriend Hugo gets very mad. What's the name of the song?

Answer: One Last Kiss

"One Last Kiss" was sung in the 1963 movie by Jesse Pearson, but his leading role was overshadowed by Ann-Margret in the lead; as well as Bobby Rydell as Hugo. The movie's plot was based on Elvis Presley's induction into the Army.

Some of the lyrics are:
"Oh, one last kiss,/
Give me one last kiss,/
It never felt like this,/
No, never felt like this,/
You know I need your love./
Oh! Oh! Oh!/
Oh, give me one last kiss!"

7. This song was released by an unknown group named Steam, in 1970. It talks about sending someone packing. Its familiar lyrics are often used in sports games, to imply the competition is being severely beaten.

Answer: (Na Na Na Na Hey Hey) Kiss Him Goodbye

"Kiss Him Goodbye" was written by Paul Leka, Gary DeCarlo and Dale Frashuer. It was originally released as a "side B" to a record, because the writers were sure DJs would prefer Side A - but this is the song that became a hit.

Here are some of the lyrics:
He'll never love you, the way that I love you/
'Cause if he did, no no, he wouldn't make you cry/
He might be thrillin' baby but a-my love/
(My love, my love)/
So dog-gone willin', so kiss him/
(I wanna see you kiss him, wanna see you kiss him)/
Go on and kiss him goodbye, now."

8. This song makes me cry, almost every time I hear it. It's sung by a father who tells the story of his little girl, growing up; starting with her as a toddler and ending at her wedding. The title of the song is a special type of "kiss" (using the little girl's eyelashes). What is this special kind of kiss?

Answer: Butterfly Kisses

This song was written by Christian artist Bob Carlisle and Randy Thomas, and released by Carlisle in 1997. The song won the Dove Award for Song of the Year, in 1997.
Here are some of the words:

"There's two things I know for sure/
She was sent here from heaven/
And she's daddy's little girl/
As I drop to my knees by her bed at night/
She talks to Jesus and I close my eyes/
And I thank God for all of the joy in my life/
Oh but most of all/
For butterfly kisses after bedtime prayer..."

9. This song was written in 1935, but wasn't released as a hit until Louis Armstrong sang it in 1951. It was featured in the 1951 movie "The Strip" and talks about the kind of kiss the singer wants to get from his sweetheart.

Answer: A Kiss to Build a Dream On

This song was also sung by Richard Chamberlain, during his Dr. Kildare fame, and was played during the movie "Sleepless in Seattle".

Here are some of the words:
"Give me a kiss to build a dream on/
And my imagination will thrive upon that kiss/
Sweetheart, I ask no more than this/
A kiss to build a dream on."

10. This last song was sung with Mary Chapin Carpenter's customary sassy attitude. In the song, I guess her sweetheart was talking a bit too much. If you know what she said to her sweetheart, you will know the name of the song. What is the title of the song?

Answer: Shut Up And Kiss Me

The song became a big success for Mary Chapin Carpenter, who won a 1995 Grammy for Best Country Vocal Performance - Female.

Here are some of the words:
"...But oh baby, just to feel this feeling/
That everything that you do gives me/
It's been too long since somebody whispered/
Shut up and kiss me."

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It's a Kissing Song #2! Trivia Quiz

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