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Fun Music Information -> Sundays
This is the most recent information about Sundays that has been submitted to amIright. If we have more information about Sundays, then we provide a link to the section where it appears (the actual page whenever possible).
Stupid Band Names:
- I don't understand why they had to name their band after a day of the week. Submitted by: Quyjibo
- Can anyone remember a generic name like that? Submitted by: Cerulean
Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song:
Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name | |
| "Neverending Story," Limahl | "Here's Where The Story Ends," The Sundays | |
| "Please Don't Tell Me How The Story Ends," Ronnie Milsap | "Here's Where The Story Ends," The Sundays | |
| "Jackpot," 311 | "I Won," The Sundays | |
| "How Can I Be Sure?," The Young Rascals | "Can't Be Sure," The Sundays | |
| There are additional songs titles that answer other songs available. | ||
Add a Letter to a Song Title:
"Here's Where The Story Sends" originally "Here's Where The Story Ends"
Marcia Todd
"Here's Where The Story Bends" originally "Here's Where The Story Ends"
Marcia Todd
"Where's Where The Story Ends" originally "Here's Where The Story Ends"
Marcia Todd
Change a Letter:
"Wild Gorses" originally "Wild Horses"
Gorse = plant also known as furze
Natalie Stonecipher
"Here's Where The Storm Ends" originally "Here's Where The Story Ends"
nally
Song Parody Lyrics:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "Wild Horses" | "Nine Horses" | Immoral Liberal |
| "Summertime" | "Audit Time" | Jim A |
| "Here's where the Story Ends" | "Heres where the tories end (aka: the Margaret Thatcher tribute)" | Jim A |
Songs for Duets, That Haven't Been Done Yet:
First Band/Song Name | Second Band/Song Name | New Song Name | Submittor |
| Here's Where The Story Ends The Sundays | Love Story Taylor Swift | Here's Where The Love Story Ends | Alina |
If Groups Combined, Their Names Might Be:
Happy Sundays
Happy Mondays combined with The Sundays
For Christians, this makes better sense.
Submitted By: Francis A. Sissy
A Sunday To Remember
A Day To Remember combined with The Sundays
Now the first band specifies which day of the week is being remembered.
Submitted By: Kevin
The Weekends
The Saturdays combined with The Sundays
Since these two bands named themselves after weekend days, they might as well combine!
Submitted By: John
Taking Back The Sundays
Taking Back Sunday combined with The Sundays
...and the happy Mondays, too.
Submitted By: Insert Name Here
There are additional Sundays Combined Groups that haven't been done yet available.
Misheard Lyrics:
"Here's Where The Story Ends"
Misheard Lyrics: So I sing a gilly, sing a gilly-- sigh
World is that way Original Lyrics: So I cynically, cynically say
The world is that way. | "Here's Where The Story Ends"
Misheard Lyrics: So I silly gilly, silly gilly say
Love is that way. Original Lyrics: So I cynically, cynically say
The world is that way. |
"Here's Where The Story Ends"
Misheard Lyrics: It's that little souvenir on the telephone ear.
Original Lyrics: It's that little souvenir of a terrible year.
| "Wild Horses"
Misheard Lyrics: Christmas lady
Original Lyrics: Graceless lady
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| There are additional misheard lyrics available. | |
Funniest Song Lyrics:
"Here's Where The Story Ends"
The Funny Lyrics: It's that little souvenir of a terrible year
That makes me smile inside It's the memories of the shed that make me turn red Surprise, surprise, surprise Why They're Funny: The word 'shed' should never be used in an ostensibly serious song if unintentional hilarity is to be avoided.
Submitted by: Fletch
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Band Name Anagrams:
Say 'The Duns' Submitted by: Marcia Todd
editor's note: This band name contains 'The'
What A Band is Best Known For (aside from their music):
"Sundays Singer has Sexy Birdlike Voice"
Harriet Wheeler has a very feminine, almost childlike singing voice. She can reach various octave ranges, always with a sweet stratospheric ethereal charm pleasing to the ears of many male college rock radio listeners in the 80s - 90s. Her voice complements the dream pop / alternative sound of the band.
Submitted by: Listen to the Siren
