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Song Uno: From here to Eternity
- Thread starter tat2jim
- Start date
Obvious play, but...
"I Am The Walrus" by The Beatles
"I Am The Walrus" by The Beatles
Mr tambourine man - Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, The Byrds, others
For all the new folks.
Song Uno Rules:
1. Using the previous song title, post another song title using one or more words (part of a word can be used as long as it is by itself a word) from that title.
2. Include the name of the artist or band.
3. If by chance 2 people post different titles at the same time, the earliest title continues the game.
4. No playing off your own title (only post one song at a time).
* Steer clear of using words like, THE, OF, IF, AND, etc. as the main word being played. Although they can be used as bonus words they shouldn't be used as the main word played.
* For clarity purposes, write the word being played in bold.
And try not to post the same song more than once, or at least not on the same page.
Have fun!
"Green Grass and High Tides" - The Outlaws
Song Uno Rules:
1. Using the previous song title, post another song title using one or more words (part of a word can be used as long as it is by itself a word) from that title.
2. Include the name of the artist or band.
3. If by chance 2 people post different titles at the same time, the earliest title continues the game.
4. No playing off your own title (only post one song at a time).
* Steer clear of using words like, THE, OF, IF, AND, etc. as the main word being played. Although they can be used as bonus words they shouldn't be used as the main word played.
* For clarity purposes, write the word being played in bold.
And try not to post the same song more than once, or at least not on the same page.
Have fun!
"Green Grass and High Tides" - The Outlaws
