COLORFUL LYRICS FROM COLORFUL SONGS |
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"So we sailed on to the sun, till we found a sea of green, and we lived beneath the waves" |
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After a hard-fought World Cup qualifier, in 1969 El Salvador & Honduras fought a brief war named for this sport |
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Commissioned by the Spanish government, this monumental Picasso work measures 11 feet by 25 feet |
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Your partner, who is on trial with you |
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The "Night" trilogy of holocaust literature |
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Prajapati, the aunt of this "awakened one", was said to be in his religion's first group of nuns |
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"Violets are blue, sugar is sweet, my love, but not as sweet as you" |
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In 1859 Britain & this country faced off in the abortive "Pig War" near Vancouver island; the pig was the only casualty |
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At his death in 1957, he left behind an unfinished mural for the National Palace on the history of Mexico |
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The quality of thanklessness |
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"Torch Song Trilogy" for the stage |
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This Beatle could have said a major influence "in my life" was me Aunt Mimi, who bought me a guitar for 30 pounds |
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"And the Red Queen's 'off with her head!' remember what the dormouse said" |
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The bloodless 1839 "Honey War" helped establish the boundary between Iowa & this southern neighbor |
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Canaletto was famous for his paintings of Venice, including "A Regatta on" this "Grand" waterway |
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Lunulae are the pale crescent-shaped areas found at the base of these body parts |
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The "Oresteia", first performed in 458 B.C. |
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Prior to becoming a "little black dress" fashionista, this French femme leaned on Aunts Adrienne & Louise |
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"I'm not a present for your friends to open, this boy's too young to be singing the blues, so goodbye..." |
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Warships rammed fishing boats in the 1975-76 "Cod War" between Britain & this usually peaceful Atlantic neighbor |
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Around the same time as that "earring" painting, he also did "Woman with a Pearl Necklace" |
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From the Latin for "mother" comes this word meaning to enroll in college for a degree |
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The erotic "Sleeping Beauty" trilogy |
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In 1928 this great-aunt of Drew opened a theatre named in her honor in New York City |
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"Gold coast slave ship bound for cotton fields, sold in a market down in New Orleans" |
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Spain & Britain fought the inconclusive "War of" this British captain's "Ear" in the 1740s |
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Seen here is a rare self-portrait of this American painter |
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The "U.S.A." trilogy of the 1930s |
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After his mother the countess died, "Aunt Toinette" helped raise this Russian novelist |
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