Did You Know? I'm Gonna Be was written by Craig Reid while waiting to go to a football match to see his team Hibernian Football Club play in Aberdeen.

Did You Know? Mike Scott of The Waterboys wrote Fisherman's Blues on a flight from New York to London after a strained meeting between the band and their manager Gary Kurfirst. Some of the lyrics were also inspired by the W.H. Auden poem 'The Night Mail'. 

Did You Know? Ferry Cross The Mersey featured on the soundtrack to a film with the same title about the band Gerry And The Pacemakers. It's considered to be their 'A Hard Day's Night'. 

Did You Know? I'll Never Find Another You was written and produced by Tom Springfield who was the brother of Dusty Springfield. 

Did You Know? (Ghost) Riders In The Sky was written by actor and songwriter Stan Jones and is considered by the Western Writers Of America to be the greatest Western song of all time!

Did You Know? The Beatles never recorded I Just Don't Understand for an album but did record it live at the BBC for a radio programme called Pop Goes The Beatles in 1963. It was later used on the completion album released in 1994 called Live At The BBC.

Did You Know? The Jenny mentioned in the chorus of Youngstown is a reference to the Jeanette Blast Furnace owned by the Youngstown Sheet And Tube Company that was shut down in 1977. It's rusting hulk was visible from miles around and one journalist described it as 'the remains of a lost civilisation'.

Did You Know? There's an explicit version of the song which started when at live gigs where members of the audience would shout 'Alice, Alice who the **** is Alice?' during the chorus. It's been recored that way by a couple of bands including Smokie themselves.

Did You Know? It's A Heartache was one of the first songs that Bonnie Tyler recorded after having surgery to remove nodules from her vocal cords. It resulted in her distinctive husky voice. 

Did You Know? Somebody That I Used To Know was both written and recorded at his parents house in Victoria Australia