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Song/Performer | Comment | Submitter Name |
"I Don't Believe In If Anymore," | One can't believe or disbelieve in a conjunction. | Millie Henry |
Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name | |
"How Long?," Ace | "Eternally," Roger Whittaker | |
"If Is A Bird On A Chain," Eddy Raven | "I Don't Believe In If Anymore," Roger Whittaker | |
"Where's Captain Kirk?," Spizzenergi | "Durham Town," Roger Whittaker | |
"Where's Captain Kirk?," Spizzenergi | "Albany," Roger Whittaker | |
There are additional songs titles that answer other songs available. |
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
"New World in the Morning" | "Everything to Play For" | John Davison |
"The Last Farewell" | "Trump's Last Farewell" | The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy |
"The Last Farewell" | "The Tax Rebate" | Patrick McWilliams |
"Durham Town (Time for Leaving)" | "Wisconsin Dells (Time for Splashin')" | Kahuna Accidentale of the Dells |
First Band/Song Name | Second Band/Song Name | New Song Name | Submittor |
Lovely Sky Boat Alice Coltrane | The Skye Boat Song Roger Whittaker | The Lovely Skye Boat Song | Alicia Sturdivant |
Rainy Night In Georgia Brook Benton | Albany Roger Whittaker | Rainy Night In Albany, Georgia | Ashley Michelle McGowan |
Midnight Train To Georgia Gladys Knight And The Pips | Albany Roger Whittaker | Midnight Train To Albany, Georgia | Ashley Michelle McGowan |
The Devil Went Down To Georgia The Charlie Daniels Band | Albany Roger Whittaker | The Devil Went Down To Albany, Georgia | Ashley Michelle McGowan |
There are additional duets that haven't been done yet available. |
"The Last Farewell"
Misheard Lyrics: There's a ship that's gettin' ready in the harbor
Original Lyrics: There's a ship lies rigged and ready in the harbor
| "Durham Town"
Misheard Lyrics: I've got an evil doll in town.
Original Lyrics: I've got to leave old Durham town.
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"Durham Town"
Misheard Lyrics: I've got to leave old Berlin town
Original Lyrics: I'm going to leave ol' Durham Town.
| "Durham Town"
Misheard Lyrics: I'm going to leave that dumb-dumb town
Original Lyrics: I'm going to leave ol' Durham Town.
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There are additional misheard lyrics available. |
"Durham Town"
Misheard Lyrics: I've got to leave old Berlin town
Original Lyrics: I'm going to leave ol' Durham Town.
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Story about this misheard lyric by: Mike Calol I heard the song in the background while I was working; I had to listen for the second chorus to hear the correct lyric. |
There are additional misheard stories available. |
"New World In The Morning"
The Nonsensical Lyrics: Everybody talks about a new world in the morning,
A new world in the morning so they say. I myself don't talk about a new world in the morning. Why They're Nonsensical: This is self-contradictory, unless the singer can somehow exempt himself from being part of "everybody". Incidentally, I can hardly think of anyone whom I've heard talk about "a new world in the morning".
Submitted by: Karen Smith
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"The Last Farewell"
The Inappropriate Lyrics: And should I return home safe again to England,
I shall watch the English mist roll through the dell. For you are beautiful, and I have loved you dearly, More dearly than the spoken word can tell. Why They're Inappropriate: The lines beginning with 'For you are beautiful' have the same words in all three verses of this generally likeable song. The wore 'you' in them refers to the islands that the singer is leaving and bidding farewell to. In the first two verses the song manages a fitting logical connection (as implied by the word 'for') with the lines leading up to 'For you are beautiful....'. But here in the third verse, it just couldn't manage a thrid similar logical connection. The beauty of the islands he's leaving just can't sensibly be the reason for his anticipated watching of the English mist rolling through the dell. So the word 'For', so fiting in previous verses, is simply impertinent this time.
Submitted by: Rhonda Blankenship
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"One Night With You"
Opening Lines: One night with you, one night with you. Nothing can be just the same as before.
Comments: Submitted by: Candy Welty
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"The Last Farewell"
The Lyrics: And I have loved you dearly,
More dearly than the spoken word can tell. Why: And I have loved you dearly,
More dearly than the token word can spell. Submitted by: Reese Witherspoonerism
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