Can you name the normal versions of these song titles? by ChileNoseJam

Verbose title	Song
A Vision Appeared To Me
The Standard Covered In Stylised Depictions Of Celestial Objects
Supposing That I Were Currently In The Line Of Vision Of My Acquaintances
Dancing Woman Who Briefly Ruled England in 1141
A Seasonal Visitor In Red Clothing Is Approaching This Settlement
What Is The Price Of The Canine Displayed Behind A Pane Of Glass?
Half A Score Of Lime-Coloured Containers Of Liquid Suspended From The Barrier
A Trio Of Metal Discs Used As Currency In The Ornamental Water Pump
Extremely Large Incendiary Spheres
That Which I Anticipate Is Yet To Occur

Verbose title	Song
Incapable Of Purchasing Infatuation On My Behalf
I Suggest We Pass The Period Between Dusk And Dawn In Each Other's Company
Pastry From The Fourth Largest Country In The World
Every Entity Fulgent And Pulchritudinous
Virtuous Monarch of Bohemia
Dementedly Enamoured
The Sole Possible Outcome Is Improvement
Envisage
I Represent The Epitome Of A Present-Day Army Officer
Recollection

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Verbose song titles 2 Quiz

by ChileNoseJam

Created Jul 23, 2011 in Music
Game Plays 24

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	fla:	Jul 23rd, 2011 at 20:20 GMT	1 point
	19/20. I was reading "That Which I Anticipate Is Yet To Occur" as a noun phrase rather than a sentence, blergh. I particularly enjoyed "I Suggest We Pass The Period Between Dusk And Dawn In Each Other's Company" :)

	Q_Pheevr:	Jul 23rd, 2011 at 21:28 GMT	2 points
	A couple of these aren't actually any more verbose than the original titles: "I Represent The Epitome Of A Present-Day Army Officer" and, at the opposite end of the scale, "Envisage" and "Recollection" each have exactly as many words as what they're paraphrasing.

	ChileNoseJam:	Jul 25th, 2011 at 02:05 GMT	1 point
	Fair point - and come to that, "Dementedly Enamoured" is one word shorter than the original title (albeit several letters longer). I was interpreting "verbose" a little loosely, to include the use of longer/less common words rather than necessarily more words.