NEW "WHAT SONG DOES THAT LINE COME FROM" game

[john]

That's a good one, Lena and Harry.
Here's another
and yet if I should lose you

[mariana44]

Is this one--"If ever I should leave you" from Camelot ??

[john]

I had to think then what the actual answer is, Marian. A senior moment, I think!
Anyhow, I'm sorry, it isn't that one!
Here is an extra clue, it was a no.1 hit in the mid fifties.

[mariana44]

I think I may have it now--it sounds like "Rose Marie"

[john]

That's the one Marian.
Well done!

[mariana44]

This is my next one--

PUT DOWN YOUR KNITTING.

[Marian]

Is this CABARET Marian

[mariana44]

That did not last long !! Well done, Marian, yes it is "Cabaret"

[Marian]

Only folk of a certain age will know this one...
COAL IN THE BOILER, BURNING UP BRIGHT

[john]

I've drawn a complete blank on this one Marian. Must be before my time.

[Marian]

Most definately John. TV programme signature tune, pop songs of the day.
A pre Top of the Pops you might say.
Next two lines, as it looks like I might be the only one old enough!!
A Rockin' and a rollin' through the night,
But my hearts a beatin' cos I'll be meetin'.....
at the station tonight.

[john]

Is it something to do with the "Six Five" special tv series Marian?

[Marian]

Yes John... you almost have the name of the song!! In fact I'm going to give it to you..
The Six Five Special
Well done.

[john]

That is very kind of you Marian. I must admit I had to have a bit of help with that one.
Here's another.
for the sun will always shine

[john]

Here's another line
feeling very sad inside