In which we sheepify...

[dsthenes]

Guess the song from the first "line". Lyrics are extended because these are probably frakkin hard. Five are Australian, one is Japanese (originally sung in French), one is neo-prog, another is post-rock, and one is a monologue from a live album. So ... good luck with that.1) Do you know, where to go? Where to go? Something on you mind? Wanna leave

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[borgseawolf]

I know number 4 ! :P

(i would probably recognize it anyway if you'd put original lyrics in)

[dsthenes]

Couldn't find them despite whole seconds of searching!

D.

[borgseawolf]

Une promenade
Et l'univers c'est moi
Apres une cascade
Son eau c'est toujours toi
Une escapade
La vie est dans les bois
Et puis une balade
Son sujet c'est toujours toi

[dsthenes]

Impressive. Most impressive.

[miss_creant]

???????????????????????????????????????????????*esplode*

[lordriffington]

15 - Velvet Chain - Strong

No idea about the others...some seem vaguely familiar. I'm assuming 6 is not the hymn/christmas carol, because that would be way too easy.

[dsthenes]

Well, it seems to be a Christmas song... But it's not a traditional version.

D.

[luthien_amandil]

15 makes me miss old-school Buffy. I must find that CD somewhere in my room....

[dsthenes]

I am /still/ to finish the final season. I suck at this TV-series watching thing.

[luthien_amandil]

6. God rest ye merry gentlemen let nothing ye dismay, remember Christ our saviour was born on Christmas Day. To save us all from Satan's power he was born again, oh tidings of comfort and joy, comfort and joy, oh tidings of comfort and joy.

I think the title is actually God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. Or Tidings of Comfort and Joy. Something like that. It wasn't written by anyone. It just is. It has always been. Like any religious song. like Pharaoh Pharoah, Ooooh baby let my people go.

[dsthenes]

Yah, it's a cover/medley-type thing. Fairly prominent pop band, too.

D.