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Yes, In a "Roundabout" Way Trivia Quiz

If you're a fan of the progressive rock band Yes, you no doubt know their 1971 song "Roundabout". But how well do you know the words? I'll provide a sampling of the lyrics, and you fill in the missing bits. That's it. Have fun!

by NeuralSpicy. Estimated time: 3 mins.

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NeuralSpicy

Time
3 mins

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Quiz #
424,897

Updated
Jul 15 26

# Qns
15

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
14 / 15

Plays
29

Last 3 plays: shoeman425 (13/15), cov1 (15/15), dangee68 (15/15).

Notes:
Below is a sampling of the song "Roundabout" by Yes. In particular, it includes the first verse, the chorus, and the third verse. All you have to do is fill in the blanks! Good luck.

"Roundabout" by Yes
Written by Steve Howe and Jon Anderson

"I'll be the
The words will make you
I spend the day
Call it morning through the sound of
the valley

the lake
Mountains come out of the sky and they
over we'll be there and we'll
Ten true summers we'll be there and too
before my love you'll see
I'll be there

I will you
Your will charge the view
Of distant
Call it morning driving through the sound of
Even in the valley"

Your Options

[out 'n' out] [stand there] [One mile] [with you] [silhouette] [remember] [driving] [laughing] [Twenty-four] [atmosphere] [In and out] [roundabout] [In and around] [see you] [your way]

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer:

"Roundabout" is one of the most celebrated songs by the British progressive rock band Yes. It was released in 1971 on the album "Fragile" and was written by vocalist Jon Anderson and guitarist Steve Howe.

"Roundabout" was conceived after the band toured Scotland, where they traveled through winding roads and roundabouts that inspired the song's title and atmosphere of discovery. The recording also featured the unmistakable keyboards of Rick Wakeman, who had recently joined the band. Throw in Chris Squire's bass and Bill Bruford's drums, and you've got yourself a progressive rock classic.

The lyrics of "Roundabout" are more impressionistic than any kind of straightforward story. Often elliptical, often mysterious, the words conjure up images of nature, travel, shared experiences, and the sense of coming home. Jon Anderson described the song as being influenced by the beauty of the Scottish landscape and a general feeling of discovery during the journey.

Source: Author NeuralSpicy

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