The Song Name Game

[tomservo]

The Turn of a Friendly Card — The Alan Parsons Project

 

[KeithE4]

Turn, Turn, Turn -- Byrds

 

[tbolt909]

Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around --
Steve Miller Band

 

[CTListener]

It Turns Me Inside Out -- Lee Greenwood

 

[hwkn]

Inside Looking Out-Grand Funk Railroad

 

[KeithE4]

Looking Out My Back Door -- Creedence Clearwater Revival

 

[ron]

Gimme Back My Bullets: Lynyrd Skynyrd

 

[scanman1]

White Lies, Blue Eyes - Bullet

 

[CTListener]

White Light/White Heat -- Velvet Underground

 

[scanman1]

Some Velvet Morning - Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra

 

[Silkie]

Deck of Cards - Wink Martindale

 

[CTListener]

Wink -- Neal McCoy

 

[tomservo]

Going To The Country — Kenny Neal

 

[CTListener]

Danger Zone -- Kenny Loggins

 

[tomservo]

Two Against One — Danger Mouse

 

[KeithE4]

Two Divided by Love -- Grass Roots

 

[tomservo]

Splendor in the Grass — The Ladybug Transistor

 

[ron]

Grazing in the Grass: Friends of Distinction

Deck of Cards - Wink Martindale

I honstly had no idea that Wink Martindale sang a song. Silkie wins the obscure song of the day for me, normally CTListner of TomServo has that honor

 

[Kemosabe]

"Early In The Morning" — Vanity Fare

Where Silkie's post and the one before it intersect is not clear to me. (The embedded letters "in," perhaps?) Thus, I've included a reference to ron's post (along with a nod to Silkie's) while returning us to scanman1's.

 

[CTListener]

Sitting In The Midday Sun -- The Kinks

Ron: Wink Martindale's "Deck of Cards" was a recitation with a Christian message. It was a top 10 hit on both the pop and country charts, not an obscure item by any means.