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Songs My Mother Sang

Maisie Doats | 15:12 Sat 23rd Mar 2024 | Quizzes & Puzzles

3 Answers

I need help with these clues to lines taken from older songs.

1. What may be under the willow tree. ?
2. On what days would you tell me ?
4. What have I practiced every day for years ?
10. Where was the town where I got my start. ?
22. What did we do to kiss the 'Mr' and 'Miss' away. ?

Any help much appreciated.

Dingbat Help Please (Again).

Shelterbox

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elliemay1

1 two doves

https://genius.com/Samuel-barber-under-the-willow-tree-lyrics

scorpiojo

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Question1863232.html

Maisie Doats

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Thanks for your help Elliemay. I rather think there may be another song lurking out there. The setter usually goes for the 1940's to 60's era. Also 'may be under' would be significant. I've searched everywhere but I'll certainly use your 'Two Doves' if all else fails. Thanks again.

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