Crossword Clue: "I Am the Walrus," for the Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""I Am the Walrus," for the Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye""
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""I Am the Walrus," for the Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye""
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to "I Am the Walrus," for the Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye":
- 45 half
- 45's back
- 7" flip
- A sleeper hit may be on it
- Back of a 45 record: 2 wds.
- Back of a 45 record
- Back of a 45
- Back of a hit 45 record
- Back of a hit record
- Back of a hit single
- Back of a single
- Back track?
- Backing vocal?
- Bottom half of a 45
- Hit back?
- Hit single's tagalong
- Hit's back
- Hit's complement
- Hit's counterpart
- Hit's opposite?
- Hit's opposite
- Fare that was rare to air
- It may be a sleeper hit
- Elvis' "Hound Dog," for one
- Half a 45
- Half of a 45 record
- Half of a 45
- Half of a hit 45
- Half of a record
- It usually wasn't a 45 hit
- "I Am the Walrus," for the Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye"
- "I Am the Walrus," on the "Hello, Goodbye" single
- "I Am The Walrus" vis-à-vis "Hello Goodbye," e.g.
- It's generally not played so much
- "I Saw Her Standing There," vis-à-vis "I Want to Hold Your Hand"
- It's rarely played
- "Ice Ice Baby," originally
- It's usually not a hit
- It's usually not played much
- It's usually played second
- Flip of a hit single
- Improbable hit
- Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive," originally
- Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive" was one
- Infrequently-played song
- "P.S. I Love You," originally
- Where to find a sleeper hit, perhaps
- Other half of a hit 45
- Other song on a 45 record
- Many an Everly Brothers hit
- The Beatles' "P.S. I Love You," e.g.
- Rod Stewart's "Maggie May," e.g.
- Track on a compilation album, maybe
- Something in back of a hit?
- Vinylphiles flip for it
- Queen's "We Will Rock You," to "We Are the Champions"
- Queen's "We Will Rock You" vis-à-vis "We Are the Champions"
- Musical flip
- The part of a 45 record that probably wasn't the hit: 2 wds.
- Oft-forgotten part of a 45
- The Righteous Brothers' "Unchained Melody," originally
- Part of a 45
- Record following?
- Record surface
- One of two songs on a single
- Less-played 45 part
- Less-played half of a 45
- Less-played part of a 45 record
- Less-played song, usually
- Less popular half of a record
- Less popular song, often
- Less popular song on a single, generally: 2 wds.
- Less popular song on a single, typically: 2 wds.
- Less popular song on a single, usually
- Less promising of two songs
- No-hit performance?
- Lesser half of a 45
- Lesser half of a hit 45
- Lesser half of a vinyl single: 2 wds.
- Lesser-known song on a 45
- Lesser-known tune on a single, usually: 2 wds.
- Lesser song on a 45
- Madonna's "Into the Groove," originally
- Not a hit, usually
- Optimist's focus
- Reverse of a hit 45
- "Revolution" or "P.S. I Love You"
- "Revolution," to "Hey Jude"
- Surprise hit, maybe
- "We Will Rock You," for "We Are the Champions"
- Single bonus?
- Single cut
- Single record's lesser song
- Single surface
- Single's opposite
- Typical cut on Morissette's "Feast on Scraps"
- Under half of 45?
- Sleeper hit oldie, perhaps
- Sleeper hit's locale, maybe
- Throwaway song on a 45, usually
- Unlikely hit on a 45
Recent Usage of "I Am the Walrus," for the Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 8, 2013
