Any Five Words

[KathyB]

I don't think you can run the words backwards. That would add another layer of difficulty if you could either go backwards or forwards.

How about this:

does he rebuckle his knickerbockers

[Chris L]

Um.......I have a hard time finding another set of 5 from another song....you can't go backwards in a song, can you?

If it helps, you don't have to do exactly five words. That's just a ballpark figure. At least that's how we treated it on the old FTC.

[Bookman George]

I don't think you can run the words backwards. That would add another layer of difficulty if you could either go backwards or forwards.

How about this:

does he rebuckle his knickerbockers

"Trouble" from The Music Man





Only you, beneath the moon

[Leighton]

Night and day, you are the one
Only you beneath the moon, under the sun
Whether near to me or far
It's no matter darlin', where you are

Night and Day


One pill makes you larger

[Chris L]

One pill makes you larger

"White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane!

Be back in a sec.

[Chris L]

"Many miles away something crawls"

[MartinG]

I think that's Synchronicity by The Police. There may be a version number (3?) after it but I can't recall exactly.

...beautiful diamond ring, a bungalow...

[Chris L]

I think that's Synchronicity by The Police. There may be a version number (3?) after it but I can't recall exactly.

...beautiful diamond ring, a bungalow...

"Synchronicity 2," but I didn't expect anyone to remember the number.

[Bobster]

I don't think you can run the words backwards. That would add another layer of difficulty if you could either go backwards or forwards.

How about this:

does he rebuckle his knickerbockers

Point of order, point of order...these are not lyrics but spoken in the song.  Is that permissible in this game?

[Chris L]

I don't think you can run the words backwards. That would add another layer of difficulty if you could either go backwards or forwards.

How about this:

does he rebuckle his knickerbockers

Point of order, point of order...these are not lyrics but spoken in the song.  Is that permissible in this game?

I hate to say it, but you're right. Although a great deal of "Trouble" is clearly scored, that line is spoken. So that puts us back to...uh, you, Bobster?

[Chris L]

Since Bobster was reluctant to play a line before, I'll use Martin's, though I don't know what they're from. (Guess I should google them.)

...beautiful diamond ring, a bungalow...

[MartinG]

Before you do, a clue - the title is a question.

[Chris L]

Before you do, a clue - the title is a question.

I googled it and know what it is, so I'm recusing myself. But it's still open for everybody else.

...beautiful diamond ring, a bungalow...

[KathyB]

This is driving me crazy, because I know I know it.

[MartinG]

It's a duet, if that helps.