Only A True ’70s & ’80s Kid Will Know All 23 Songs By Their Opening Lyrics: Test Yourself
The ’70s & ’80s Opening Lyrics: Part 4 has arrived! From ‘Purple Rain’ to ‘Simply the Best’, ‘Go Your Own Way’ to ‘Sweet Dreams’, this challenge will test if you can recognize the era’s greatest hits from just a few words.
This challenge is packed with unforgettable tracks, new wave, and iconic ballads that celebrate the 1970s and 1980s. The real question is: how many will you recognize?
Without further ado, it’s time to put your music memory to the test and see how many legendary songs you can identify from their opening lyrics! 🎵
In case you’ve missed them, check Part 1 here, Part 2 here, and Part 3 here.
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My specialist subject, but I still managed to get one wrong - never heard of Sergio Mendes. Seems that he never really had any success outside of America (N & S) so I'm not that surprised.
Not mine apparently. I even got one wrong that I knew because I just saw Fleetwood Mac and tapped without reading the song title...
Load More Replies...Heavy metal was not my thing, but, if you read the lyrics, you could often deduce what song it was by connecting it to the title.
My specialist subject, but I still managed to get one wrong - never heard of Sergio Mendes. Seems that he never really had any success outside of America (N & S) so I'm not that surprised.
Not mine apparently. I even got one wrong that I knew because I just saw Fleetwood Mac and tapped without reading the song title...
Load More Replies...Heavy metal was not my thing, but, if you read the lyrics, you could often deduce what song it was by connecting it to the title.


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