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[yeselpkrimson]

4. I advance an inquiry directed toward a liquid to be consumed between late December and late March regarding the perpetuity of the capability of its motion in my own mental processes.

"Winter Wine, How you're always flowing, blowing in my mind"

4. Winter Wine - Caravan

[bob_32_116]

3) "Roll up, roll up for the mystery tour"
Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour

[Gryphon-kl]

2. The measurement of processions of events is the recorded quantity in advance of its commencement.

"Time is the measure, before it's begun"

Yes: Does It Really Happen?

[llanwydd]

The three answers above are correct.

Now a clue about #1. It begins "The individual parts of sentences", which may be an error. I'm not sure if I heard a word incorrectly in that song. Here is another clue: Jon Anderson sings the line. I can't copy the whole thing because it is on the other page but I usually give clues in my games. Thanks, everybody, for playing. We're having a lot of fun so far.

-Llanwydd

[Mister Triscuits]

Now a clue about #1. It begins "The individual parts of sentences", which may be an error. I'm not sure if I heard a word incorrectly in that song.

Yes, the line begins with "Worlds," not "Words." (So you literally heard a "word" incorrectly!)

[llanwydd]

Yes, the line begins with "Worlds," not "Words." (So you literally heard a "word" incorrectly!)

You are good, Mister Triscuits. I didn't think anybody would get that, clue or no.

Answers:

1. "WORLDS that lie between are simply seconds of those we do not mean". - Moon Ra (Jon Anderson)
2. "Time is the measure before its begun". - Does it Really Happen (Yes)
3. "Roll up for the Mystery Tour". - Magical Mystery Tour (Beatles)
4. "Winter wine, are you always flowing, flowing in my mind". - Winter Wine (Caravan)
5. "Your rain falls like crazy fingers". - Crazy Fingers (Grateful Dead)