Topic: Let's play a Musical game... (Read 992 times)

Sirgod · « **on:** May 30, 2004, 12:23:23 am »

It's kinda simple actually.

What you do Is discribe what song's from any century discribes the poster Before you. Lyrics are optional. However, when It gets too at least three Post's, Let's go from there. In other words...

Next poster or poster A. Of course Post the song about me.

Poster B. Post songs about me and Poster A.
Poster C. Post's songs about Me A. and B.

Then Poster D. does A. B. and C.

It might be fun.

stephen

Capt. Mike · « **Reply #1 on:** May 30, 2004, 06:51:45 am »

Well, I'll take a stab..

For you, "Morning has Broken" as done by Cat Stevens...(Original text by Albert F Bayly, born 1901 and called "Praise and Thanksgiving"..source Lutheran Book of Worship, copywrite 1978...tune, Gaelic)

Rick Wakemam was awesome on piano

Mike

P.S. I know other variations have been done, the words are always the author's..just couldn't find an earlier reference, my wife's still sleeping and my reference library is in the bedroom (too many books, not!!)

Mike

Sirgod · « **Reply #2 on:** May 30, 2004, 12:23:23 am »

It's kinda simple actually.

What you do Is discribe what song's from any century discribes the poster Before you. Lyrics are optional. However, when It gets too at least three Post's, Let's go from there. In other words...

Next poster or poster A. Of course Post the song about me.

Poster B. Post songs about me and Poster A.
Poster C. Post's songs about Me A. and B.

Then Poster D. does A. B. and C.

It might be fun.

stephen

Capt. Mike · « **Reply #3 on:** May 30, 2004, 06:51:45 am »

Well, I'll take a stab..

For you, "Morning has Broken" as done by Cat Stevens...(Original text by Albert F Bayly, born 1901 and called "Praise and Thanksgiving"..source Lutheran Book of Worship, copywrite 1978...tune, Gaelic)

Rick Wakemam was awesome on piano

Mike

P.S. I know other variations have been done, the words are always the author's..just couldn't find an earlier reference, my wife's still sleeping and my reference library is in the bedroom (too many books, not!!)

Mike

Sirgod · « **Reply #4 on:** May 30, 2004, 12:23:23 am »

It's kinda simple actually.

What you do Is discribe what song's from any century discribes the poster Before you. Lyrics are optional. However, when It gets too at least three Post's, Let's go from there. In other words...

Next poster or poster A. Of course Post the song about me.

Poster B. Post songs about me and Poster A.
Poster C. Post's songs about Me A. and B.

Then Poster D. does A. B. and C.

It might be fun.

stephen

Capt. Mike · « **Reply #5 on:** May 30, 2004, 06:51:45 am »

Well, I'll take a stab..

For you, "Morning has Broken" as done by Cat Stevens...(Original text by Albert F Bayly, born 1901 and called "Praise and Thanksgiving"..source Lutheran Book of Worship, copywrite 1978...tune, Gaelic)

Rick Wakemam was awesome on piano

Mike

P.S. I know other variations have been done, the words are always the author's..just couldn't find an earlier reference, my wife's still sleeping and my reference library is in the bedroom (too many books, not!!)

Mike

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