Can You Finish the Lyrics to These Hit '80s British Songs?

"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)” was a 1983 hit for the duo, Eurythmics. They got us all singing "Sweet dreams are made of this/ Who am I to disagree?"

"Karma Chameleon” was a big hit for Culture Club in 1983. Boy George and the gang became international sensations, with everyone singing "Karma karma karma karma karma chameleon, you come and go, you come and go...”

"Let's Dance” was David Bowie's hypnotic 1983 groove. It got us jiving to words like "Let's dance/ Put on your red shoes and dance the blues."

"Some Guys Have All The Luck” was Rod Stewart's hit revival in 1984. It got us singing "Some guys have all the luck/ Some guys have all the pain.”

"Pass The Dutchie” was a hit 1982 mashup from the British-Jamaican young group named Musical Youth. It got us singing to "Pass the dutchie on the left-hand side” mon.

"Never Gonna Give You Up” was the big hit of Rick Astley's career. It hit the number one charts in 1987 and had everybody singing "Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down/ Never gonna run around and desert you.”

"You Can't Hurry Love” was a hit and a remake sung by Phil Collins back in 1982. It got us singing "My mama said, 'you can't hurry love/ No, you'll just have to wait.'"

"Relax” was Frankie Goes To Hollywood's controversial 1984 hit. It got us singing "Relax, don't do it, when you want to go to it."

Pet Shop Boys' huge rap-ish song "West End Girls” was a hit in 1984. It got us all singing "In a West end town a dead end world/ The East end boys and West end girls” in between the rap verses.

"Every Little Thing She Does is Magic” is the 1981 hit from The Police. But we might be more familiar with their lead singer who went solo - Sting - who sang the lead in "Every little thing she does is magic, everything she do just turns me on."

"Under Pressure” was a great song from 1981. It's by two of the greatest British acts ever - David Bowie and Queen - singing "Pressure, pushing down on me, pressing down on you."

"Red Red Wine” was a reggae hit fom the band UB40. It got us singing "Red, red wine/ Stay close to me/ Don't let me be alone."

"Tainted Love” was a catchy new wave hit from Soft Cell in 1981. It got us singing "Sometimes I feel I've got to run away/ I've got to get away.”

"The Only Way is Up” was a huge 1988 dance hit for Yazz. The solo female singer got us singing "The only way is up, baby/ For you and me now."

"Back to Life” is Soul II Soul's club hit from 1989. It got us grooving to the words "Back to life, back to reality."

"Careless Whisper” was the 1984 solo hit by George Michael. It got us singing "I'm never gonna dance again/ Guilty feet have got no rhythm."

"The Lady in Red” was a hit ballad of Chris De Burgh in 1986. It got us singing "The lady in red is dancing with me, cheek to cheek."

"Ebony and Ivory” was a powerful 1982 duet by English rocker Paul McCartney and American R&B powerhouse Stevie Wonder. They got us singing "Ebony and ivory live together in perfect harmony.”

Lisa Stansfield's 1989 hit, All Around The World, got us all singing "Been around the world and I, I, I, I, I can't find my baby." She continued to have other hits when the '90s rolled in.

"Don't You Want Me” was an electro-pop hit from the group The Human League back in 1981. It got us singing "Don't you want me, baby? Don't you want me, ooh?”

"Dancing in the Street” was a cool 1985 English rendition of the classic 1964 hit by Martha and the Vandellas. David Bowie and Mick Jagger got us grooving and singing "Calling out around the world/ Are you ready for a brand new beat."

"Do They Know It's Christmas” is the hit 1984 song by a bunch of popular British and Irish artists who came together under the collective name of Band Aid, to raise funds for Africa's drought situation. They got us singing "And there won't be snow in Africa this Christmas time/ The greatest gift they'll get this year is life/ Where nothing ever grows/ No rain or rivers flow/ Do they know it's Christmas time at all?"

"Caravan of Love” was a huge hit for The Housemartins back in 1986. The indie song got us singing "Every woman every man / Join the caravan of love/ (Stand up) stand up/ Stand up/ Everybody take a stand.”

"Everybody Wants To Rule The World” was a great hit of 1985 from Tears for Fears. They got us singing "Acting on your best behavior/ Turn your back on mother nature/ Everybody wants to rule the world."

"Strangelove” was a Depeche Mode hit in 1987. Dave Gahan and the gang got us all singing "Strangelove, that's how my love goes."

"Too Shy” was a hit from the band Kajagoogoo, in 1983. it got us singing "'Cause you're too shy shy/ Hush hush, eye to eye."

"Gold” was Spandau Ballet's 1983 top hit. Everyone was singing it with Tony Hadley, "Gold! Always believe in your soul!"

The dance groove "Pump Up The Volume” was a special 1987 hit from the group named MARRS, which was made up of two different bands. It doesn't have many words because it's more of a study in music sampling, but it had the repetitive words "Brothers and sisters! Pump up the volume!"

"Be My Number Two” is a 1984 ballad hit from Joe Jackson. It got us singing "Won't you be my number two/ Me and number one are through."

"In Between Days” was a 1985 hit from The Cure. It got us all singing "Yesterday I got so old/ I felt like I could die” in a rock-new wave kind of way, ish.

"Mony Mony” was a big hit for punk-looking dude Billy Idol back in 1981. He got us singing "Here she comes now sayin' Mony Mony.”

"The Reflex” was a big hit for Duran Duran in 1984. Who could ever forget Simon LeBon and the gang singing "The reflex is a lonely child who's waiting in the park.”

"Sledgehammer” was a hit from Peter Gabriel in 1986. The cool song with its innovative music video got us singing "I want to be your sledgehammer/ Why don't you call my name."

"You'll Never Stop Me From Loving You” is a very danceable pop hit from the solo act, Sonia, back in 1989. It got us singing "But you'll never stop me from loving you/ It doesn't really matter what you put me through."

"Wake Me Up Before You Go Go" was a 1984 hit for the duo Wham! It got everyone singing "You put the boom boom into my heart!”