Can you name the lyrics, the artist and the title of these songs? by C_IVLIVS_BACCVS

Can you name the lyrics, the artist and the title of these songs?

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title song from a 1987 movie
ARTIST(S)
TITLE
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 1st line
Chorus, 2nd line
Chorus, 2nd line
Chorus, 2nd line
Chorus, 2nd line
Chorus, 2nd line
Chorus, 2nd line
Chorus, 2nd line
Chorus, 3rd line
Chorus, 3rd line
Chorus, 3rd line
Chorus, 3rd line
Chorus, 3rd line
Chorus, 3rd line
Chorus, 3rd line
Chorus, 4th line
Chorus, 4th line
Chorus, 4th line
Chorus, 4th line
Chorus, 4th line
Chorus, 4th line
Chorus, 4th line

song about M. Monroe, modified in 1997
ARTIST(S)
TITLE
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
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1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
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1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza
1st stanza

enumeration of events from 1949 - 1989
ARTIST(S)
TITLE
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1959, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
1960, 3rd stanza
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus

1975 song about travelling (not by land)
ARTIST(S)
TITLE
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset
From the outset

One 'medium' died in aid of another, newer one
ARTIST(S)
TITLE
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
Chorus
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza
2nd stanza

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Created Nov 16, 2010 in Music
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	Chunklets:	Nov 16th, 2010 at 22:23 GMT		3 points
	Neat idea for a quiz! I'm proud of myself that I was at least able to figure out what the songs were, if not come close on the lyrics! The only reason I knew the 1975 travelling song is because the main fan song of the soccer team I support uses the same tune...

	mlebaron:	Nov 17th, 2010 at 20:35 GMT		2 points
	Interesting idea, but it could have been executed differently. What do you mean by "alienated"? The original version of Candle in the wind was from 1974, the 1997 version is about Princess Diana.

	C_IVLIVS_BACCVS:	Nov 17th, 2010 at 21:16 GMT		1 point
	@mlebaron: Yes, the "1974-Candle-in-the-wind" is a song about Marilyn Monroe and these lyrics were a little bit alienated in 1997 for Dianas funeral. That's what I meant with the headline above. I'm not able to understand what you mean when you write "executed differently". Do you want to get more hints or more background information? I'd like to make another one if enough people give me feedback what I should improve...

	mlebaron:	Nov 20th, 2010 at 01:47 GMT		2 points
	I think you should say "modified," "updated," "reworked," "revised" or even just "changed" rather than alienated. "Alienated" makes it sound like the song was abandoned, isolated, shunned or estranged. I guess I'm guilty of poor word choice as well. Maybe "executed" wasn't quite right. I now understand your choice of lyrics to be used as hints, but initially it just seemed random and incomplete to me. Also, for some reason the lyrics split contractions in half. I don't know if that was something you did or something that just happened, but it's a bit awkward. That said, I think this is an interesting revision of "figure out the lyrics." It's nice to have the little clues.

	C_IVLIVS_BACCVS:	Nov 23rd, 2010 at 12:07 GMT		1 point
	@mlebaron: Thanks for your help. As a German who has to use a dictionary ("http://dict.leo.org") if he needs a single word he doesn't know, there's sometimes a bad choice in a translation... (By the way: Do you know a better online dictionary?!) Also I wasn't sure e.g. in the case of "it is / it's": Must I treat an "it's" as a VALID SINGLE WORD or are it still two words? So I thought, I have to split "it" and "is" into two different words, even if theres only a "'s" as appendix for the previous line's "it". I also thought of "its" as a completely different word like in "My little brother has its own money". Actually I try to make another quiz, but there will be another construction... And thanks again for your English lesson :-)