Fun Music Information -> Jamie O'Neal
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Misspellings and other Alternate Names:
These are the alternate spellings of the performer's name we've had to correct in submissions to amIright.
Jamie O'NeilBetter Names for Current Songs:
Original Song Name | New Song Name | Submitter Name |
| "There Is No Jamie O'Neal" | "There Is No Arizona" | Julia Farda |
Literally Impossible Song Titles:
Song/Performer | Comment | Submitter Name |
| "There Is No Arizona," | Is so! (I've been there and seen it.) | Julia Farda |
Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song:
Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name | Comments & Submittor Name |
| "By the Time I Get to Arizona" | "There Is No Arizona," Jamie O'Neal | Where'd it go?! - Josh |
| "There Is No Arizona" | "We Just Disagree," Dave Mason | Ashley Nicole Hendershot-Wetherington |
Remove a Letter From a Song Title:
"Here Is No Arizona" originally "There Is No Arizona"
Sung to Senator John McCain in 2008?
George Straitjacket
"Shier" originally "Shiver"
Meredith Corpening
Change a Letter In a Song Title:
"Shiner" originally "Shiver"
Meredith Corpening
"Gad, Don't Make Mistakes" originally "God Don't Make Mistakes"
Rachel Blattington
"God Don't Fake Mistakes" originally "God Don't Make Mistakes"
Rachel Blattington
"God Won't Make Mistakes" originally "God Don't Make Mistakes"
Ah, corrects the grammar!
Rachel Blattington
Song Parodies:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "There Is No Arizona" | "There Is No Global Warming" | Jordan Mitchell |
| "There Is No Arizona" | "There Is No AriZona (Iced Tea)" | Anjeline |
Bad Choices for On Hold Music:
Song Name | Company/Organization | Submittor |
| There Is No Arizona | Arizona Dept. of Tourism | Chase Waggoner |
Duets Not Yet Performed:
First Band/Song Name | Second Band/Song Name | New Song Name | Submittor |
| By The Time I Get To Phoenix Glen Campbell | There Is No Arizona Jamie O'Neal | By The Time I Get To Phoenix There Is No Arizona | Lucy Crosland |
Misheard Lyrics:
"Tryin To Find Atlantis"
Misheard Lyrics: Tryin'to find herself
He perfect mayonaise like tryin' to find Atlantis. Original Lyrics: A girl tryin'to find herself
The perfect man is like tryin' to find Atlantis. | "When I Think About Angels"
Misheard Lyrics: Why does the color of my coffin match your eyes?
Original Lyrics: Why does the color of my coffee match your eyes?
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"There Is No Arizona"
Misheard Lyrics: No Painted Desert
No silk donuts Original Lyrics: No Painted Desert
No Sedona | "There Is No Arizona"
Misheard Lyrics: No painted desert,
no silk donuts Original Lyrics: No painted desert,
no Sedona |
Nonsensical Lyrics:
"There Is No Arizona"
The Nonsensical Lyrics: There is no Arizona No Painted Desert, no Sedona
If there was a Grand Canyon She could fill it up with the lies he's told her Why They're Nonsensical: How do you fill the Grand Canyon with lies? And what does she mean by "If there WAS a Grand Canyon"? I guess it vanished off the face of the earth--along with the entire state of Arizona!
Submitted by: Glenn
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Misrhymed Lyrics:
"Trying To Find Atlantis"
The Misrhymed Lyrics: A girl tying to find herself the perfect man
Is like trying to find Atlantis Why They're Misrhymed: 'Man is' and 'Atlantis' rhymes? I guess it's possible with your country accent, Jamie.
Submitted by: sXe LeXi 5X2
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Bad Grammar in Song Lyrics:
"God Don't Make Mistakes"
The Lyrics: Keep believin' .
God don't make mistakes. Why: If that's so, then God must have some perfect reason why it is better than otherwise to not have Jamie using correct grammar. The correct grammar would be "God DOESN'T make mistakes".
Submitted by: Tiffany Furlong
| "There Is No Arizona"
The Lyrics: If there was a Grand Canyon,
She could fill it up with the lies he's told her. Why: The lyrics are treating the existence of the Grand Canyon as "conditions contrary to fact", and that calls for the subjunctive mood, so it should be "If there WERE a Grand Canyon". Of course, there really IS an Arizona and a Grand Canyon. But in the lyrics taken at face value, the subjunctive form "were" is called for.
Submitted by: Jane Farnsworth
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Real Places Mentioned in Songs:
"There Is No Arizona"
The Lyrics: There is no Arizona,
No pained desert, no Sedona. If there was a Grand Canyon, She could fill it up with the lies he's told her. But they don't exist, those dreams he sold her. Why: Refers to the U.S. state of Arizona, and three places therein: the town of Sedona, the Painted Desert, and the Grand Canyon. All are real places, despite the song's title and lyrics.
Submitted by: Rosie Finch
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Song Title Acrostics:
TINA: "There Is No Arizona"
Submitted by: Sheila Evans
