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Put these songs about U.S. states in order from West to East
1 – It’s where Frank Zappa is going to raise a crop of dental floss
2 – It’s where the Lord guided Arrested Development
3 – It’s where all the lights went out when the Bee Gees left her
ANSWER: The Frank Zappa lyric is from “Montana,” the Arrested Development lyric is from “Tennessee,” and the Bee Gees lyric is from “Massachusetts.” The Frank Zappa lyric is from “Montana,” the Arrested Development lyric is from “Tennessee,” and the Bee Gees lyric is from “Massachusetts.”
2 of 10
Put these songs about European cities in order from West to East
1 – Dean Martin and others are saying arrivederci, goodbye, goodbye to this place
2 – It’s where Joni Mitchell was a free man and felt unfettered and alive
3 – It was Constantinople, according to the Four Lads (and They Might Be Giants)
ANSWER: The Joni Mitchell lyric is from “Free Man in Paris,” the Dean Martin lyric is from “Arrivederci Roma,” and the Four Lads lyric is from “Istanbul (Not Constantinople).” The Joni Mitchell lyric is from “Free Man in Paris,” the Dean Martin lyric is from “Arrivederci Roma,” and the Four Lads lyric is from “Istanbul (Not Constantinople).”
3 of 10
Put these songs about U.S. cities in order from North to South
1 – It’s where A Tribe Called Quest left its wallet
2 – It’s where Tony Bennett left his heart
3 – It’s where the skies are bluest and the hills are greenest, according to Perry Como
ANSWER: The Perry Como lyric comes from “Seattle,” the Tony Bennett lyric comes from “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” and the A Tribe Called Quest lyric comes from “I Left My Wallet In El Segundo." The Perry Como lyric comes from “Seattle,” the Tony Bennett lyric comes from “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” and the A Tribe Called Quest lyric comes from “I Left My Wallet In El Segundo."
4 of 10
Put these lyrics about these countries and cities in Africa and the Middle East in order from West to East
1 – It’s under bombs, according to Outkast
2 – Just gone noon, half past the monsoon, Madness is taking a boat here
3 – Crosby, Stills and Nash are on a train under the clear skies here
ANSWER: The CSN lyric comes from “Marrakesh Express” and refers to Morocco, the Madness lyric comes from “Nightboat to Cairo” and refers to Egypt and the Outkast lyric comes from “Bombs Over Baghdad." The CSN lyric comes from “Marrakesh Express” and refers to Morocco, the Madness lyric comes from “Nightboat to Cairo” and refers to Egypt and the Outkast lyric comes from “Bombs Over Baghdad."
5 of 10
Put these lyrics about U.S. cities in order from West to East
1 – Sheryl Crow is leaving here for good, despite the bright lights and palm sweat
2 – Won’t you take Creedence Clearwater Revival there on a midnight ride?
3 – Boyz II Men are cooling on South street in this slammin’ city
ANSWER: The Sheryl Crow lyric comes from “Leaving Las Vegas,” the CCR lyric comes from “Travelin’ Band” and refers to Memphis and the Boyz II Men lyric comes from “Motownphilly” and refers to Philadelphia. The Sheryl Crow lyric comes from “Leaving Las Vegas,” the CCR lyric comes from “Travelin’ Band” and refers to Memphis and the Boyz II Men lyric comes from “Motownphilly” and refers to Philadelphia.
6 of 10
Put these songs about Asian countries in order from North to South
1 – When the sun sinks in the West, a million people die here, according to Joan Baez
2 – Matt Monro flies from here with love to you
3 – If only you had a little more faith in Billy Joel, you could have gone all the way to here
ANSWER: The Matt Monro lyric is from “From Russia With Love,” the Billy Joel lyric is from “Great Wall of China” and the Joan Baez lyric is from “Song of Bangladesh.” The Matt Monro lyric is from “From Russia With Love,” the Billy Joel lyric is from “Great Wall of China” and the Joan Baez lyric is from “Song of Bangladesh.”
7 of 10
Put these songs about U.S. states in order from West to East
1 – It’s where Bruce Springsteen came from with a sawed-off .410 on his lap
2 – It’s where all of Elvis Presley’s dreams could come true tonight
3 – According to the Everly Brothers, a man from there sure is lucky
ANSWER: The Elvis Presley lyric comes from “Blue Hawaii,” the Bruce Springsteen lyric comes from “Nebraska” and the Everly Brothers lyric comes from “Bowling Green” and refers to Kentucky. The Elvis Presley lyric comes from “Blue Hawaii,” the Bruce Springsteen lyric comes from “Nebraska” and the Everly Brothers lyric comes from “Bowling Green” and refers to Kentucky.
8 of 10
Put these songs about countries in order from North to South
1 – It’s where Kenny Chesney is having another beer, doing his best to waste another day
2 – It’s where hearts were entertaining June, according to Frank Sinatra and others
3 – It’s where they’re coming on the boats and planes, according to Neil Diamond
ANSWER: The Neil Diamond lyric comes from “America,” the Kenny Chesney lyric comes from “Beer in Mexico” and the Frank Sinatra lyric comes from “Brazil.” The Neil Diamond lyric comes from “America,” the Kenny Chesney lyric comes from “Beer in Mexico” and the Frank Sinatra lyric comes from “Brazil.”
9 of 10
Put these songs about U.S. cities in order from North to South
1 – According to Will Smith, it’s the city that keeps the roof blazing
2 – Billy Joel is living there and they’re closing all the factories down
3 – According to Randy Newman, it’s a place where it’s hard just to live
ANSWER: The Billy Joel lyric comes from “Allentown” (Pennsylvania), the Randy Newman lyric comes from “Baltimore” and the Will Smith lyric comes from “Miami.” The Billy Joel lyric comes from “Allentown” (Pennsylvania), the Randy Newman lyric comes from “Baltimore” and the Will Smith lyric comes from “Miami.”
10 of 10
Arrange these songs about U.S. cities from West to East
1 – It’s the home that JoJo left, according to The Beatles
2 – It’s where Bob Dylan is stuck with the Memphis blues
3 – According to Merle Haggard, they don’t smoke marijuana or take trips on LSD there
ANSWER: The Beatles lyric comes from “Get Back” and refers to Tuscon, Arizona; the Merle Haggard lyric comes from “Okie from Muskogee;” and the Bob Dylan lyric comes from “Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again” and refers to Mobile, Alabama. The Beatles lyric comes from “Get Back” and refers to Tuscon, Arizona; the Merle Haggard lyric comes from “Okie from Muskogee;” and the Bob Dylan lyric comes from “Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again” and refers to Mobile, Alabama.
