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*sigh* Sometimes it's hard to tell the gender on these forums...

Yep! I wish I had such CP fanatics in my family!

Another possibility is Moving to Mars: "And I heard it on the radio that one day we'll be living in the stars... They'll be tearing us apart, maybe moving us to Mars." Or Major Minus: "I hear the crocodiles tickin' around the world"

Life in Technicolor II? "There's a cold war coming On the radio I heard Baby, it's a violent world"

Did Chris scare Will?

Well, the suitcases remind me of travel, and your second clue talks about hearing something, so that tells me there has to be a medium, like postcards or something else...

Postcards From Far Away?

Brothers and Sisters & Ink!

Oh gosh, you GOT IT!!! :bliss: Wow, even 2 of them! I'm so happy for you. I actually wanted you to get them LOL :clap: And yes, you get a piece of cake for this. Here you go: :cake: I'm looking forward to your riddle. :happy:

You guys are getting closer! But it's actually a little simpler. That's all I will say, otherwise I will give it away.

No Sorry about that. Here are more hints: 1. Look at the letters. 2. The song names have an order to them. 3. After the mystery song, no other song will fit the pattern.

Interesting... Good guess, though not the pattern I had in mind.

So for this riddle, you aren't getting credit if you don't show your work!!

Can you explain please?

No. But I would gladly listen to each and every one of everyone's theories...

We can be nerds together :square:

The age when you know everything! Google "the answer to life, the universe, and everything" if you want to know. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRIS! :vuvuzela::drummer:

What patterns are you seeing? No. No. What pattern is that?

Low

Oh, you heard me talking about you ;)

LOL, it is catchy, huh? I guess Nie introduced us to it!

No. Well, here are two hints: --It has nothing to do with what album the songs appear on, or where they appear on an album, or whether they were played live, or how popular they are. --There's a sequential pattern. For example, you can't put A Sky Full of Stars before Princess of China, etc. Edit: I now realize that there's another song that meets my criterion, so there are 2 possible answers!

That's not the pattern. I think there's only one answer.

Wow... it's not that bad for me. I do remember when I first heard it, it sounded kind of annoying at the end - the fact that he sings a wrong note. Perhaps I was more annoyed by the fact that I couldn't tell what the heck he's saying (koo - is that a word?). And it was hard to replay it cuz as soon as I finished HEARING THAT WORD - "forget about it, it's time for Hymn for the Weekend!"

No. No and no. No.