Reply To: Is Your Fifth-Grader Smarter Than a Breadbox?: Twenty Questions 3.0

[Dr. Perry Cox]

K, I’m thinking of specific lyrics from a specific song. I will tell you that I am looking for exactly 16 words. I will not say how many lines these lyrics take up, though.

Gogogo!

Edit: Actually, I’ll give you another piece of information. The lyrics I’m looking for begin and end on lines. What I mean by that is that It begins at the beginning of line A, and ends at the end of line B (And this is according to the way the lyrics are written on the song’s page. Look, I’m already giving hints!).

Also, jinx: I can sort of understand why you’d think that a narrator is specifically they way you do, but to me, in music, the narrator is just the speaking voice.

Q1: Does the song appear on a physical CD where a word that can mean 168 hours appears in the title of said CD?
A1: Yes, as a matter of fact, it does.

Q2: Do the lyrics appear in a song which has an ODD number in the wiki list for its album? [Note that I’m not asking about the odd-numbered TAW albums, but about the song’s position in the song list for its particular TAW album.]
A2: *Runs the to wiki and checks* … No

Q3: Does the title of the song in which the lyrics appear begin with a letter before “S” in the alphabet?
A3: Yes

Q4: Does the title of the song in which your lyric appears contain the words “you” or “your”?
A4: Yes

Q5: Do the lyrics in question appear in the chorus?
A5: No

Q6: Do the lyrics span exactly 2 lines?
A6: No

Q7: Did the song in question appear on TAW Three?
A7: Yes

Q8: Does it consist solely of one line?
A8: Yes