Not so easy.
Parts of "Closing Time" could be used in such a commercial, inclusive of:"I loved you for your beauty / but that doesn't make a fool of me:." I would not be willing to
bet that "Closing Time" is what you have in mind.
L.C. Song Hunt
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Hi Hartmut,
Not so easy. Parts of "Closing Time" could be used in such a commercial, inclusive of:
"I loved you for your beauty / but that doesn't make a fool of me:." I would not be willing to
bet that "Closing Time" is what you have in mind.
Not so easy.
Parts of "Closing Time" could be used in such a commercial, inclusive of:"I loved you for your beauty / but that doesn't make a fool of me:." I would not be willing to
bet that "Closing Time" is what you have in mind.
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Hi Steven,
Yes, Closing Time could be used for a lot of products.
But, as you suspected, it's not the song I have in mind.
I said "an easy one" 'cause I didn't use synonyms to disguise the body parts involved.
Hm ... what else? ... The song is much older than Closing Time. And it's not an obscure one. That would be a good way to describe it.
Yes, Closing Time could be used for a lot of products.
But, as you suspected, it's not the song I have in mind.
I said "an easy one" 'cause I didn't use synonyms to disguise the body parts involved.
Hm ... what else? ... The song is much older than Closing Time. And it's not an obscure one. That would be a good way to describe it.
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Hi Hartmut,
It could be "Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye" because of:
"I loved you in the morning, our kisses deep and warm / your hair upon the
pillow like a sleepy golden storm." The lyric is visual and sensual and would
be a perfect fit, i.m.o., for such a commercial.
Of course, it couldn't be "Slow" because of the hints in your above post. However,
two lines from it could make for great copy for a print ad or commercial:
"A weekend on your lips / A lifetime in your eyes."
It could be "Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye" because of:
"I loved you in the morning, our kisses deep and warm / your hair upon the
pillow like a sleepy golden storm." The lyric is visual and sensual and would
be a perfect fit, i.m.o., for such a commercial.
Of course, it couldn't be "Slow" because of the hints in your above post. However,
two lines from it could make for great copy for a print ad or commercial:
"A weekend on your lips / A lifetime in your eyes."
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Hi Steven,
Yes, you're right.
There's also a line about eyes in that song.
Yes, you're right.
There's also a line about eyes in that song.
True. - Now you've found three songs that fit my description. So I think it's fair to say it's your turn now.Steven wrote:"Slow"
two lines from it could make for great copy for a print ad or commercial:
"A weekend on your lips / A lifetime in your eyes."
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Hi,
In a scenario that has nothing to do with a Leonard Cohen song, a casting director offers a role
to an actor in an upcoming Commedia dell'arte play. The actor responds in the affirmative
with a line from a L.C. song. What is the line and what song is it from?
In a scenario that has nothing to do with a Leonard Cohen song, a casting director offers a role
to an actor in an upcoming Commedia dell'arte play. The actor responds in the affirmative
with a line from a L.C. song. What is the line and what song is it from?
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Hm ... tricky.
This is the only answer I can offer:
"I know my place"
("The Traitor")
This is the only answer I can offer:
"I know my place"
("The Traitor")
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Hi Hartmut,
Hadn't anticipated the answer you provided, though it's correct.
Hint: There's something very much associated with the style of the play. That something
is used by actors when they perform roles in plays of that style (Commedia dell'arte).
Hadn't anticipated the answer you provided, though it's correct.
Hint: There's something very much associated with the style of the play. That something
is used by actors when they perform roles in plays of that style (Commedia dell'arte).
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Oh, ok; that was actually my first thought, but I dismissed it for some reason.
"I'll wear a mask for you"
("I'm Your Man")
"I'll wear a mask for you"
("I'm Your Man")
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Hi Hartmut,
You've uncovered the answer.
You've uncovered the answer.
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Steven wrote:You've uncovered the answer.
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There's an LC ... song that actually (kind of) mentions our game.
The ... song also mentions superior competitors of the author.
And mentions a Golem-like being that children like to create.
And the necessity of deception.
Now the riddle is almost too easy, again.
The ... song also mentions superior competitors of the author.
And mentions a Golem-like being that children like to create.
And the necessity of deception.
Now the riddle is almost too easy, again.
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A part of this song probably takes place on New Year's Eve.
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Hi Hartmut,
Is it "A Thousand Kisses Deep"? If not, may try to build a few golem to
try to find the answer.
Is it "A Thousand Kisses Deep"? If not, may try to build a few golem to
try to find the answer.
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You've found the correct answer even without the help of a Golem.
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Hi,
Invasion of privacy occurs in what song?
Invasion of privacy occurs in what song?