Fun Music Information -> Dinah Shore

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Performer Pseudonyms:

Also known as: Frances Rose Shore. Submitted by: old

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"Dear Hearts And Gentile People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

"Dear Hearths And Gentle People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

"Drear Hearts And Gentle People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

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"Deaf Hearts And Gentle People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

"Dead Hearts And Gentle People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

"Year Hearts And Gentle People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

"Wear Hearts And Gentle People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

"Tear Hearts And Gentle People" originally "Dear Hearts And Gentle People"

Regina Haniger

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Song Parodies:

Original Song Name	Parody Song Name	Parody Author
"Buttons And Bows"	"Coffin Stays Closed"	Alvin Rhodes
"Along The Navajo Trail"	"Along The Have-A-Ho Trail"	Airfarcewon
"Love And Marrriage"	"Boys And Marriage"	Malcolm Higgins
"Fascination"	"In A Fascist Nation"	William Tong

Duets Not Yet Performed:

First Band/Song Name	Second Band/Song Name	New Song Name	Submittor
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty	Dear Hearts And Gentle People Dinah Shore	Stop Draggin' My Dear Hearts And Gentle People Around	Penelope Beckinsale

Nonsensical Lyrics:

"Happiness Is Just a Guy Named Joe"

The Nonsensical Lyrics:

But when he kisses me, it's Christmas everywhere

Why They're Nonsensical:

Dinah was certainly expressive in the lyrics to this song, intended to show the woman character's love for 'Joe.' But the phrase 'It's Christmas everywhere' makes no sense. How could it be Christmas somewhere at one time and somewhere else at another time?? It must have been chosen just for prosodic reasons...

Submitted by: Doug Montgomery