Turn Around, Bright Eyes

Geeky flowchart of an awesome song...

This was part of a WORK LIFE BALANCE initiative in the office wherein one department sends us weekly geeky/awesome quizzes for a chance of gaining points for your department.

The question for this photo was :

The flowchart above shows the lyrical flow of Bonnie Tyler's biggest hit which topped the UK singles chart in March of 1983. Complete the flowchart by supplying and enumerating all five (5) missing phrases in the lyrics, denoted by the numbered rectangles in yellow.

Omg, I was super laughing out loud when I saw this and I heard people even singing while solving this particular (awesome) question. it's so funny when you get to hear 'em. so I hope if you have time, give me the answer as a comment. ANd as a prize, well.............., you'll be able to jog your memory, less chances of Alzheimers, and well, you'll gain extra bragging rights. hahaha.

Hope you have a good day!

Sincerely, Flor

Where do I find royalty free music?

Where else? Online, of course.
When I was in college I used to always look for music for the videos that we were required to make. I didn't know that some people or website owners were making their own original music for a fee. If I just knew it back in college, then I would've just bought original beats for my own vid. The site Jee Juh.com has a list of hiphop and rap instrumental music right in their homepage. The site is easy to use since the songs are listed down, with star ratings and prices on the right columns. You can just pick on a song and listen to it without downloading any music player. My personal faves are The Tiger by Mike Lightner and Adrenaline by Elliot Waite. Most songs here are instrumental so you can even put in your own lyrics. It even promises that when you buy their music, you can have all the royalties. I promise that the songs are all creative and upbeat. So search the site, click, and groove to Jee Juh.com's beat..