Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

"There's gunna be fireworks (fireworks) on the fourth of July (red, white, and blue) / Red, white, and blue fireworks, and here's the reason why..."

Schoolhouse Rock, um... "Fireworks"?

"And a song someone sings once upon a December."

Anastasia, "Once Upon a December"

...I didn't think the lyrics were "and here's the reason why" but it really doesn't matter. I mean, maybe I'm remembering a different part of the song.

"I was tired of January, I was tired of June"
KT Tunstall, song that came with my phone

I don't think I'm going to last long in this round, so I'll only do one a day.

"Dear April Child, are you dreaming of June? Like a tender young flower that awaits summer's bloom."

--"April Child" from Rigoletto

"Oh they say when you marry in June, you're a bride all your life!"

-some song from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

"Although for such a beastly month as February, twenty-eight days as a rule are plenty"
-- Pirates of Penzance, "A Paradox"

I know I used this in the numbers round too, but it's the only one I can think of right now.

This is my December, these are my snow covered trees.

My December - Linkin Park

Cindy wrote:"Although for such a beastly month as February, twenty-eight days as a rule are plenty"
-- Pirates of Penzance, "A Paradox"

I know I used this in the numbers round too, but it's the only one I can think of right now.

I vaguely remembered this, but it's in a weird part of the song, so I couldn't quite remember the words. But I knew you'd come through.

C is for wrote:...I didn't think the lyrics were "and here's the reason why" but it really doesn't matter. I mean, maybe I'm remembering a different part of the song.

I am pretty sure the words are not "and here's the reason why" so I have no clue why I put them up. I have plenty of words anyway.

"But February made me shiver, with every paper I'd deliver"

Don Mclean, "American Pie"

By the way, I'm the slightest bit annoyed that this wasn't done in a new topic. I almost didn't realize it was here.

"You see Flag Day is infertile, April Fool's is just a bore. Mardi Gras' a waste unless you own a candy store."

--"I Really Don't Hate Christmas" from Phineas and Ferb

"On December twenty-five sing fum! fum! fum!"

"Fum! Fum! Fum!"

"Think of August when the trees were green . . . "

-Think of Me

Okay, it is Day 2! I wasn't clear about when the first day would end, so if anyone wants to submit two entries and slide in, they are welcome.

Day 1 Participants:
Defy V
Katya
C4
Bob
Cindy
Marduk
Dead Cat
Tao

And Marduk, unless you were only looking at the Poll part of the title, I hoped that no one would be able to tell the difference between the original topic relabeled "Encore -Months" and a new topic with the same title. Sorry I was wrong.

"Where has that old friend gone? Lost in a February song"
February Song, Josh Groban

The summer has come and passed, the innocent can never last. Wake me up when September ends.

Wake me up when September Ends.

"It's May! It's May! The lusty month of May!"

Camelot, "Lusty month of May"

"O where are the young men, that now do advance / For summer is a-comin' today / O some they are in England, and some they are in France / In the merry morning of May."

"Padstow"

Tao wrote:The summer has come and passed, the innocent can never last. Wake me up when September ends.

Wake me up when September Ends.

Bah.

"December the twenty-fifth, my dears, December the twenty-fifth. The dearest day in all the year, December the twenty-fifth!"

-- "December the Twenty-Fifth," Scrooge

"Then April cried and stepped aside and along came pretty little May."

--"June is Busting Out All Over" from Carousel

Day 2 Participants:
Dead Cat
Cindy
Bob
Tao
C4
Defyv
Katya

Dropped out:
Marduk

It is now Day 3.

"I do not remember April, and I don't remember Tuesday, and ..."
"I Don't Remember Christmas"

I think it might be interesting, when this is all over, to see which months had the highest use. I've my conjectures already...

"Try to remember the kind of September, when love was . . ."

A song from The Fantasticks