Understand, "get it," grok…
Epiphanies, or finally figuring it out
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Short version of rules
Without using a search engine to find one, write down at least eight words of a song containing the word (or the topic, if it's a general topic).
If it's the newest word, play once, and wait for another player to play before you go again.
On older words, you can play over and over without waiting!
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- Tack, as for horses
- Machine
- Fast
- Disc, disk, disco, discus
- Unite, united, union, unison, unit
- Uniform
- Swim
- Rope
- Us
- Same
- Tattoo
- Angry, mad
- Depot, port, station
- Ear
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- Vow, oath
- Valet, servant, butler
- India, Indian, Indiana
- Undersea, Underground
- Dry
- Island
- If
- String
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- Perfect, perfection
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10 comments:
She says that she must go out for the evening
To comfort an old friend who's feeling down.
But he knows where she's going when she's leaving;
She's headed for the cheatin' side of town.
--"Lying Eyes," by the Eagles (I think all that is correct.
Now I understand
What you tried to say to me
How you suffered for your sanity...
Vincent
I saw the light I've been baptized
By the fire in your touch and the flame in your eyes
Brooks and Dunn
I learned the truth at seventeen
That love was meant for beauty queens
And high school girls with clear-skinned smiles
Who married young and then retired.
--"At Seventeen," Janis Ian
I saw the sign
And it opened up my mind
I saw the sign
Ace of Base
Then I saw her face
Now I'm a believer
The Monkees
I once was lost, but now I'm found;
Was blind, but now I see.
--"Amazing Grace"
Sandra, just so you know--I stole that wonderful (in more than one sense) baby picture to use as my background for my computer monitor at work.
I lifted it politely from some webpage. If you googled "understand" or "get it" you should see it on one of the first few pages. :-)
We can try to understand
The New York Time's effect on man.
--"Stayin' Alive" by the BeeGees.
(Trivia note: The American Heart Association--according to what I heard on the radio--is using "Staying Alive" to teach CPR because the beat is exactly the right speed for compressions.)
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