I couldn’t make the mental leap to the title of the Bee Gee’s song…I was sitting here going Forsolong, youandmebeenfindineachother etc. as fast as I could. Probably grooving around in my chair a little. 
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Don McLean’s Starry, Starry Night? Nah, too easy.
Apparently, not that easy. The name of the song is Vincent. Dur!
Here’s a tough one. The song became the theme for a movie of the same name:
Some men climb a mountain…
and by the same artist:
I would marry you…
disclaimer: these may have been late 60s.
If I were u, Boy George (How the hell I know that is beyond me).
“If a picture paints a…”
If, Bread
Oringal posts by various people…
DB3: Lovely is the feelin’ now, Fever …
LS3: Oh my little pretty one…
LS4: A church house, gin house…
LS5: You live your life in…
B12: I can turn the gray
- She’s got style, she’s got…
DB3 ‘Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough,’ Michael Jackson
LS3 ‘My Sharona’ The Knack
LS4 ‘Nutbush City Limits’ Ike & Tina Turner
LS5 ‘Jackie Blue,’ Ozark Mountain Daredevils
B12: ‘I Can’t Get Next to You’ The Temptations
15. ‘She’s a Lady,’ Tom Jones
I’m really starting to owe a large number of new ones here…
LATE 60’s?? You have to be an old fart like me to remember “Baby the Rain Must Fall” by Glenn Yarbrough (1965). He used to be in the Limelighters before he tried to make it solo. Wasn’t that the only hit he ever had? That’s vintage cheese!
ETA: I forgot to post one. Here’s some cheese: “…I returned to my seat”
Yarbrough had a following, of whom I was one for a time. He put a lot of Rod McKuen’s “poetry” to music, and put out a respectable discography. I even saw him perform when I was in college.
And yes, I AM an old fart.
F1: All of her days have (easyish)
F2:People going, coming Traffic always (tough. possibly ridiculously so)
F3:Love will abide, take thing (super easy)
F4:He was born in the (pretty darned easy)
42A) “Seventy-three men sailed up from…”
42B) “I’m a friendly stranger in…”
42C) “Someone’s knockin’ at the door…”
42D) “Danger in the shape of…”
42E) “Baby, baby, let’s get together…”
42F) “Once I was a boogie…”
Long Time; Linda Ronstadt
It’s “things”, not “thing”, though.
I can’t believe that this is the one I get to answer.
Little Woman by Bobby Sherman
Here’s my contribution:
FB1: I remember to this day
FB2: Evening, is a time of
FB3: Last night, I turned out
FB4: Don’t look so sad, I
FB4: For The Good Times
42F: Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry
42C: Paul McCartney or The Beatles - Let 'Em In (?)
It’s “Long, Long Time”, though. 
Vehicle: The Ides of March
F4: Rocky Mountain High Bob Denver
42F: Ride, Captain, Ride-- Dunno
42C: Let 'Em In Wings
I am probably wrong since, like I said before, I’m blind.
- I went “wow”, he’s the
- I cried so many lonely
- Everyone can see we’re together
- It’s heaven in your arms
I know your eyes in
- “Here she comes ridin’, rollin’…”
JB5: The love between the two ([Album378471])
JB8: Heat of a summer night ([Album149206])
54F4. When I was a little . . .
54F5. Oh, it’s been such a, . . . .
I returned to my seat
F1: All of her days have (easyish)
F2:People going, coming Traffic always (tough. possibly ridiculously so)
42D) “Danger in the shape of…”
42E) “Baby, baby, let’s get together…”
FB1: I remember to this day
FB2: Evening, is a time of
FB3: Last night, I turned out
54F4) “My Ding-a-Ling” Chuck Berry
FB1) “Me and You and a Dog Named Boo,” Lobo
42G) “Are you ready Steve? Uh-huh”
42H) “I’m coming home, I’ve done…”
54F6. So I’d like to now where . . .
54F7. You went to school to learn . . .
54F8. Look at me I’m as . . .
54F9. I used to be rolling . . . (guess who wrote the lyrics)