Trivia Quizzes, Facts, Daily & Hourly Games
Forums
About Us
FAQ
Links
Contact Us
Username:
Password:
Register
My 123Facts
Trivia Quiz Categories
Animals
Brain Teasers
Celebrities
Entertainment
For Kids
General
Geography
History
Hobbies
Humanities
Literature
Movies
Music
People
Religion & Faith
Science & Technology
Sports
Television
Video Games
World
More Trivia Fun
New Quizzes
Popular Recent Quizzes
Most Highly Rated Quizzes
Write a Quiz
Monthly Tournament
Today's Easy Trivia
Today's Hard Trivia
Easy Hourly Trivia
Hard Hourly Trivia
Trivia Facts
Browse Trivia Facts
Submit a Trivia Fact
Statistics
Website
-
Who's online?
282 playing now
- Quizzes served
2,639,494
Players
- Most points
shimonbentzvi
- Registered members
31073
- Just registered!
jcharles
Teams
- Most points
NY's Strongest !!!!
Quiz Of The Day
- Tournament Leader
tigertedcreasy
- Last Tournament Champ
jazztex2
You are here:
Home
» Quizzes
Search:
Songs About Mama
written by:
silverqueen
This is a relative quiz and what is relative is Mother.
Question 1:
Three Dog Night wailed, 'This is the craziest party there ever could be'. People are smoking strange cigarettes and, when he looked for his girlfriend, 'she's passed out on the floor'. What advice did Mama give that was ignored?
Take the Last Train to Clarkesville
Highway to Hell
Mama Told Me Not to Come
Mama Told Me They'd Be Days Like This
Question 2:
Now that he has turned twenty one Smokey's mother is full of advice: 'The women come and the women gonna go. Don't be sold on the very first one. Pretty girls come a dime to the dozen'. What did his mom advice him to do before saying, 'I do'?
Play the Field
Shop Around
Get Your Kicks on Route 66
Don't Worry Be Happy
Question 3:
Steve Goodman wrote the 'perfect country and western song' for David Allen Coe. Coe said that a 'perfect country and western song' had to have something about: Mama, trains, trucks, prison and getting drunk. What was Mama's fate in the 'perfect country and western' song?
She left for the station in her pick-up truck
She said farewell and left on the midnight train
She got hit by a damned old train
She got drunk the day I had to go to prison
Question 4:
According to Ernie K Doe 'she was sent from down below'. Who did Ernie request not to 'come back no more'?
(place mouse pointer over ? icon to view hints or answer requirements)
Question 5:
'What a drag it is getting old' is the opening line for a 1966 Rolling Stones song. What is another name for the 'little yellow pill' that gets mother 'on her way, gets her through her busy day'?
(place mouse pointer over ? icon to view hints or answer requirements)
Question 6:
The title of the song, 'Mama Tried', written by Merle Haggard suggests that even with all her hard work and love, she failed to save her wayward son. What happened to this rebel child who 'despite all his Sunday learning toward the bad he kept on turning'.?
He's going back to New Orleans to wear that ball and chain.
He shot a man in Reno just to watch him die.
He turned twenty one in prison doing life without parole
In a long black veil she cries ov're his bones
Question 7:
The caller was just trying to tell the mother that he only wanted to say good bye to her daughter. The mother kept saying 'Please don't say nothing to make her start crying and stay'. And the operator keeps saying over and over '40 cents more for the next three minutes.' Whose mother turned a deaf ear to the caller's plea?
Sylvia's Mother
Mother Jones
Mommie Dearest
Mrs. Brown
Question 8:
Both Phil Collins and The Supremes recorded this song about finding the strength to carry on by remembering Mama's advice. 'Love don't come easy. It's a game of give and take.
Patience is a virtue'. What is Mama's advise in this Holland, Doizer, and Holland Jr. song?
(place mouse pointer over ? icon to view hints or answer requirements)
Question 9:
Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings thought Mamas should encourage their babies to 'be doctors and lawyers and such'. According to the lyrics of a 1978 song, what did Willie and Waylon warn Mamas not to let their babies grow up to be?
Question 10:
AC/DC sang:
'Hey Satin, paid my dues
Playing in a Rock n Roll Band.
Hey Mama, look at me!'
Where would Mama find her bad boys?
(place mouse pointer over ? icon to view hints or answer requirements)
Stairway to Heaven
Highway to Hell
Hotel California
Down at the end of Lonely Street
Report errors
(will not interfere with your quiz)
Conditions of Use
|
Privacy policy
|
Disclaimer
|
Copyright
© 2005-2008
123facts.com
. All Rights Reserved.