Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

Anastasia. "Once upon a December."
Camelot. "Lusty Month of May."
Carousel. "June is Busting Out All Over."
The Fantasticks. "Try to Remember."
"Fum! Fum! Fum!"
Green Day. "Wake Me Up When September Ends."
Groban, Josh. "February Song."
Linkin Park. "My December."
McLean, Don. "American Pie."
"Padstow."
The Phantom of the Opera. "Think of Me."
Phineas and Ferb. "I Really Don't Hate Christmas."
The Pirates of Penzance. "A Paradox."
Rigoletto. "April Child."
Schoolhouse Rock. "Fireworks."
Scrooge. "December the Twenty-Fifth."
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. "June Bride."
Starting Here, Starting Now. "I Don't Remember Christmas."
Tunstall, K.T. "Hold On."
"The Yankee Doodle Boy."

X - January
XXX - February
XXX - April
XXX - May
XXX - June
XX - July
X - August
XX - September
XXXX - December

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

A song from The Fantasticks

Dang. I was trying to remember this one.


All right, thank you Caitlyn.

"In the merry month of June from me home I started / Left the girls of Tuam nearly broken-hearted"

"The Rocky Road to Dublin"

"One morning in the month of May as from my home I strayed / Just at the dawning of the day I met with a charming maid."

"The Spotted Cow"

"It happened on the 10th of May in 1869, a wedding sealed with gold and silver nails."

"The Wedding of the Rails"

You know, every single time I've gotten out in this game, it isn't because I've run out of songs. It is because I've forgotten to post. Ah well.

My guess is that December and May will be used the most. Anyone else?

I predict June. Or April, but that's because I've provided all the April songs thus far and I know someone else must have some.

"But the days grow short when you reach September. When the autumn weather turns the leaves to flame . . . "

-September Song

I predict July and December as the most-used months.

heh. I'm not so sure.

"Will I see you in September? Or lose you to a summer love?"

"See you in September"

"Early morn, April 4th, a shot rings out o'er the Memphis sky . . ."

-"In the Name of Love"

Okay, Day ... 4 now?

Day 3 contributors:
Dead Cat
Defyv
Tao
Cindy
Bob
Katya
C4

Still dropped out (but we still love you!):
Marduk


My contribution:
"I go back to December all the time"
Taylor Swift, "Back to December"

"People say, I know not why, that we shall have a warm July."

"How Beautifully Blue the Sky," Pirates of Penzance

"August. Die she must. The autumn winds blow chilly and cold."

--"April Come She Will"

And in that bright October sun, we knew our childhood days were done.

-"Leningrad" Billy Joel

Blast! I forgot to post yesterday. Have fun without me, folks.

Um, Tao? I don't think you posted yesterday, did you? If we're operating under the assumption that the next day doesn't start until I say it does, then you're fine. Is that how we do it?

Anyway, it's day 5 now.

"More fair she is than April rain on daffodil or tree"
"Flower of Beauty"

"Yes I'm marrying her roommate in late June."

-Five Long Years

Defy V wrote:"Yes I'm marrying her roommate in late June."

-Five Long Years

Is that the Voice Male song?

Yep! Is there another version? I know that it's got the same melody as Five Hundred Miles, but is the Voice Male version a parody of an original "Five Long Years"?

Defy V wrote:Yep! Is there another version? I know that it's got the same melody as Five Hundred Miles, but is the Voice Male version a parody of an original "Five Long Years"?

"Well I've been here for five whole years and I'll be here for five years more, 'cause I just cannot graduate with a GPA of 1.4."

I didn't know anyone else here knew that group. I have three of their CDs (but I don't think that "Five Long Years" is on any of them).

"On the sixth of January, all because it's Topsy Turvey Day! Come one! Come all!"

--"Topsy Turvey" from The Hunchback of Notre Dame