Fun Music Information -> Debbie Reynolds

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Performer Pseudonyms:

Also known as: Marie Frances Reynolds. Submitted by: old days

Song Parodies:

Original Song Name	Parody Song Name	Parody Author
"Aba Daba Honeymoon"	"Abu Dhabi Money Moon"	Airfarcewon
"Tammy"	"Hillary"	Tommy Turtle
"Tammy"	"Spam, E"	Airfarcewon
"Tammy"	"Hamlet"	Mari Aranoff Duncan

Duets Not Yet Performed:

First Band/Song Name	Second Band/Song Name	New Song Name	Submittor
My Name Is Eminem	Tammy Debbie Reynolds	My Name Is Tammy	crazydon

Misheard Lyrics:

"Home In The Meadow (from `How The West Was Won')"

Misheard Lyrics:

Come, come there's a wondrous land
For the hopeful heart, for the with'ring hand

Original Lyrics:

Come, come there's a wondrous land
For the hopeful heart, for the willing hand.

Misrhymed Lyrics:

"Tammy"

The Misrhymed Lyrics:

This is in reference to this post: http://www.amiright.com/real/misartist/debbiereynolds.shtml Debbie Reynolds', "Tammy"
The Misrhymed Lyrics:
I'd sing like a violin
If i were in his arms
Why They're Misrhymed:
This is a really lovely song, but I regret Ms. Reynolds had to sing such a contrived couplet as 'violin' and 'I were in'; it's probably the only rhyme the lyricist could muster. Such a pity to have an ill-contrived rhyme in this pretty song... Submitted by: Doug Montgomery

Why They're Misrhymed:

The words VIOLIN and IF I WERE IN aren't the rhyming lines. The lines that rhyme are:
I long for his CHARMS
I'd sing like a violin if I were in his ARMS

Submitted by: Donna

"Tammy"

The Misrhymed Lyrics:

I'd sing like a violin
If i were in his arms

Why They're Misrhymed:

This is a really lovely song, but I regret Ms. Reynolds had to sing such a contrived couplet as 'violin' and 'I were in'; it's probably the only rhyme the lyricist could muster. Such a pity to have an ill-contrived rhyme in this pretty song...

Submitted by: Doug Montgomery