Nothing about the end of that series can be anything more than educated guesswork. It would be just as much of a "major spoiler" to say he quit the organization and lived a long and happy life - no one will ever know.
I never much liked this song and I don't think I've ever heard it straight through, beginning to end, but I still got 100%. I think we can call that conclusive proof that that song was overplayed, no?
Ah, the official anthem of obnoxious drunk girls in bars. "Eerrrrr my gaawwwd....it's OUR SONG! This is OUR SONG!! Where's Becky? Get Becky! They're playing OUR SONG!" We know. It is played at every bar, every Saturday night, in every city in America. Also, if you plan to head to South Detroit, bring a change of clothes. Because you are in the lake.
Sorry. I know a lot of people love this song, and I have nothing against the song itself, but it has been forever tainted for me by idiots.
Have to disagree on that point. I have a couple of good friends who claim to be from "South Detroit." One is from Lincoln Park area, the other from Windsor, ON. You've got to go about 30 miles south of Detroit before you hit lake Erie...
For another lyrics quiz for another classic song, try my quiz on the lyrics to "More Than A Feeling" by Boston! http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/42347/more-than-a-feeling-lyrics
I barely got half of the lyrics correct. I feel disappointed in myself considering this is one of the cheesiest songs in existence and I'd be better off with a 0.
It's crazy to me that Glee is mentioned more than Journey or Steve Perry... Not that I dislike Glee (I do have some of the songs in my music) but REALLY?
Someone dressed as a cat with a disconnected tail used as a whip singing a Bonnie Tyler song is more popular than classic rock? Something is wrong with this generation!
Sorry. I know a lot of people love this song, and I have nothing against the song itself, but it has been forever tainted for me by idiots.
Steve Perry wrote the song after a concert watching a couple on a train at a mall in Southfield, MI. Ironically Southfield is north of Detroit.
Here in Spain it isn't popular at all, specially among my generation.
Glad I found it :)