Can you remember all the words to the Green Acres theme song?
If this were karaoke, could you sing it without looking?
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It’s impossible to think of the classic sitcom Green Acres without the famous theme song popping into your head. The iconic pitchfork thump-thump at the end of the opening credits is just one hallmark of one of the most memorable tunes ever written for television.
Yes, the melody is incredibly catchy, but what about the lyrics? Do you remember every single line? Take the quiz below to see if the words are stuck in your brain just as much as the music.
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Green Acres is the ______ to be.
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______ livin' is the life for me.
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Land ______ out so far and wide.
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Keep _______, just give me that countryside.
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New York is where I'd rather _______.
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I get ______ smelling hay.
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I just adore a _______ view.
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Dah-ling I love you, but give me ______ Avenue.
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The _______!
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The ______!
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Fresh ______!
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______ ______!
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You are my _____.
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Goodbye, city _____.
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Green Acres we are _______!
Can you remember all the words to the Green Acres theme song?
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I love, Lisa Douglas when she finished with dishes rather than to wash them she just threw them away
I love, Lisa Douglas when she finished with dishes rather than to wash them she just threw them away
"Dah-ling I love you, but give me ______ Avenue."
Actually, listen closely. She sings, "Doll, I love you," not "Dah-ling."
Actually, listen closely. She sings, "Doll, I love you," not "Dah-ling."
She absolutely does not say Doll. She says Dahling. She was known for her accent and always called him Dahling.
Never should have canceled GA!!! Look what sophisticated comedies have done in the last 50 years for us. We became a crazy world.
* In 1971 CBS (& other networks) cancelled all shows with good ratings but "poor demographics" seeking a young urban viewer audience.