Another Brain Tester..

[Don Wearmouth]

Not a teaser as such, as there are no definative answers, but I just wondered how many pairs of Ruby's song titles you could find to link together- for example:-

"I'm in love with the boy next door" - "Johny Gray".

No restrictions on the number of times a song title can be used with different pairings.

I have a couple more in mind but will be interested to see what you come up with.

[John Harris]

Softly, Softly / Pianissimo: they mean much the same thing.
Evermore / Forever: ditto
Bambino / Little One: ditto
Will return if I think of any more,
John H. (working in Spain this week).

[rbl.ca]

Would these fit?

Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye / A Message from Jimmy

I'll think of a few more.
Ralph

[John Harris]

A Pretty (Pretty, Pretty) Irish Girl - could be Peggy O'Neil, Eileen O'Grady or Nora Malone;
True Love / In Love (Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling?)
More to come.....
John H.

[Gerald Lawrence]

I have just thought of a rather amusing pairing of song titles, which has made me smile just writing this note:

Come Into My Heart/I Can't Get You Out of My Heart

We know that Ruby was known for having a good sense of humour, and I like to think that she also would smile at that one!

[Don Wearmouth]

Like those Gerald - and, of course, you could have a HEARTBEAT in the middle!

[Graham Bunn]

"Who Knows Nora Malone A Pretty Irish Girl,Sweetheart Of All My Dreams,You Are My First Love,Forever,I Can't Get You Out Of My Mind,I'll Come When You Call,...Sooner Or Later Real Love,Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling.




Best Wishes

[Gerald Lawrence]

Wow, Graham, that's more like a story!

Here are another two on the theme of "they make me smile":

You Are My Sunshine/Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head
I Will Wait For You/Turn and Walk Away

Must be my own sense of humour!