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"Cinnamon Girl" - Neil Young

Ummm, are we going to get a new clue?

"Knocking on Heaven's Door" - Bob Dylan - also covered by Guns n' Roses among others. New Tune: And the men who spurred us on Sit in judgement of all wrong They decide and the shotgun sings the song

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"Let it Bleed" it is... You're up.

Answer: "Big Time" - Big & Rich Here's the link to the vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r41zW_RcUkQ New Tune: She said my breasts they will always be open Baby, you can rest your weary head right on me And there will always be a space in my parking lot When you need a little coke and sympathy

Do I have every one stumped? Do ya'll want some more clues? Do you want me to go ahead and give ya'll the answer?

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That's right, Waysider. You're up...

Another clue: Today is even better than yesterday Everything's going my way I'm living in the big time

I'm surprised also...but it doesn't look like I have any takers. The song is "Purple Rain" by Prince New song: "Well, I heard some people talkin’ just the other day"

"Money for nothing and chicks for free" - Dire Straits "I never meant to cause you any sorrow"

Another clue: I'm having the time of my life No worries on my mind Everything's just fine

"Love Reign O'er Me" - The Who, from the same album as "5:15", Quadrophenia. Love that album, true work of art. "Tommy used to work on the docks"

"5:15" - The Who If you're havin' trouble with your high school head

Think I'll slip on down to the Oasis So, I've got friends in low places Garth Brooks New Tune: I know I'll probably never make a million bucks, But savings accounts and the IRS Never worry me much

"Swlabr" - Cream "Rollin down highway 95"

Well, shoot, I thought for sure you would get this, WordWolf. It was the second song inspired by Lord of the Rings - the first being "Ramble On". The name of the song is actually "The Battle of Evermore", and it's on the 4th album right before "Stairway to Heaven". Maybe everyone skipped to Stairway and forgot about this one, except for hard-core fans like me. Your up, GSG.

Here's some more clues: This band just performed a highly acclaimed reunion concert and this song is from their 4th album.

People try to put us down

This is the craziest party that could ever be... "Mama told me not to come" - Three Dog Night

I think Stephen King already wrote that story - "Children of the Corn" from Night Shift. Plot Summary - from Wikipedia A couple has set out on a cross-country road trip to California, in a failing effort to save their disintegrating marriage. While driving in rural Nebraska, they run over the body of a young boy who was killed and thrown onto the road. Looking for the authorities, they take the body on to the next spot on the map; Gatlin, a small, isolated town that seems to be abandoned. Too late, they learn that years previously the town's children murdered everyone after embracing the bloody pseudo-Christian cult of an evil being that lurks in the corn fields: "He Who Walks Behind the Rows". The wife is captured by the children and the husband barely manages to escape into the cornfields surrounding the town. After running some distance, he believes that he has lost the children that had been following him but instead discovers the body of his wife, the town's minister, and a police chief. All three have been sacrificed to "He Who Walks Behind the Rows. It is then that he realizes that he is on the holy grounds of "He Who Walks Behind the Rows" and that an enormous being with glowing red eyes is slowing approaching... The next morning, a group of children from Gatlin are at the sacrificial place, looking at the bodies of the two recently killed adults. A nine year old boy, Isaac, who is known as a "seer" by the inhabitants, tells them that "He Who Walks Behind The Rows" is displeased with their most recent sacrifice and lowers the sacrificial age from nineteen to eighteen. The story ends with the eighteen year-olds in the village walking stoically into the corn. ------------- We fool ourselves so much we could do it for a living. - Wireman (from Duma Key by Stephen King)

You got it, GSG... Your up

"Abacab" - Genesis

Well, I guess there's no takers for this song... Abacab - Genesis New song: Well, I'm gonna raise a fuss