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| Name two of the original performers of these three songs: 'A Horse with No Name'; 'The Final Countdown'; 'Heat of the Moment'. | |
| 'Rocky Mountain High' was a song by which geographically apposite American singer-songwriter? | |
| Which song opens with the words 'Humidity is rising/Barometer's getting low'? | |
| Which song contains this geographical simile: 'I know that I must do what's right/Sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti'? | |
| Which American singer-songwriter's albums include 'Greetings from Michigan, The Great Lakes State' and 'Illinois'? | |
| 'In four short years he met his every goal/He seized the whole southwest from Mexico' is a couplet from a They Might Be Giants song about which 11th President of the US? | |
| The song 'And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda' concerns which battle of the First World War? | |
| In which song does Sam Cooke inform us that he 'don't know much about history'? | |
| In which song would you find these lyrics: 'I stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was the time for a change/Killed the czar and his ministers, Anastasia screamed in vain'? | |
| And finally: name any of the four figures who perform 'Born 2 Rule' in the television series 'Horrible Histories'. | |
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