Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly Song Titles - In Other (English language) Words - Side B

The original thread was acting weirdly, so I'm starting this over.

According to Kent's post on page one of the original thread:
A song title re-written in completely different words (even articles and conjunctions, unless impossible not to use the same ones).

for example: I post "Transport this person in such a way that I arrive on a natural satellite of Earth" = "Fly Me to The Moon."

If hints are necessary, one can include lyrics similarly altered; continuing the previous example: "Allow this person to observe the state of biological existence as it exists for the fourth but also fifth planets that circle the sun" = "let me see what life is like on Jupiter and Mars."

got it?



To which I will add, please use English-language words only (including loan words such as "tortilla" or "façade" that most people would know).


My epic cluelessness in the area of pop music brought the original thread in some interesting directions.

The last clue was my "Cause the Singer to Soar to Our Nearest Extraterrestrial, Non-Planetary Neighbor" to which Paladin correctly replied "Fly Me to the Moon" (Total coincidence!). I'll let him take the next one if he'd like.

"Produce a partial vacuum on the singer's simple physical expression of affection"

Suck My Kiss by RHCP

That's the one, Virdie! You're up!

"The vocalist is a Roman Emperor commonly regarded as being insane"

Okay, dunno if this is a real song, but 'll translate the clue...

"I am Nero"?

First word is right; wrong emperor though

"I, Caligula"?

That is the answer.

You are up Paladin

"Messianic figure rpresenting the cultural sum of outlying communities"

Had to google to see if it was actually a song but...

"Redneck Jesus"

Nope. Never heard of that one.

"Jesus of Suburbia"

That's the one, Huey! You a Green Day fan?

Not at all, though I like a couple of their songs.

Be back later with a new song.

OK, here goes . . .

That which was provided to the narrator by a liquified chemical compound vital to all forms of life.

"Give Me Water"?

Right idea. Wrong song.

"What the Water Gave Me"?

That's it - by Florence + The Machine. One of the best songs about suicide ever written.

One who reaps grief

^ No players? Or did this one just get buried?

I'm stumped.

What I usually do is come up with another way of saying the clue, then I Google what I came up with to see if the song I came up with exists (if I don't recognize it). So...?

Can't get past Blue Oyster Cult