Add one letter out of a song title to change it's meaning. The addition of the letter should still form a word, and the title should be humorous as a result. You CAN NOT add S to the end of a word to make it plural.
For example: Nine Inch Nails's "Help Me I'm In Hell" would become "Help Me I'm In Shell"
Entries Beginning with E, Page 1
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"The Beagle And The Hawk," John Denver originally
"The Eagle And The Hawk" Kayla Stewart
"Beagle When She Flies," Dolly Parton originally
"Eagle When She Flies" Now that would be quite a sight!
Jessica Childress
"Early In The Mourning," Vanity Fare originally
"Early In The Morning" Karen Smith
"Pearly In The Morning," Vanity Fare originally
"Early In The Morning" Karen Smith
"Pearly Morning Love," Lou Rawls originally
"Early Morning Love" Naomi Swanson
"Early Mourning Love," Lou Rawls originally
"Early Morning Love" Naomi Swanson
"Early Morning Lover," Sammy Johns originally
"Early Morning Love" Candy Welty
"Early Morning Glove," Sammy Johns originally
"Early Morning Love" Candy Welty
Surely something we've all experienced?
Beatlesholic
"Early Sunsets Cover Monroeville," My Chemical Romance originally
"Early Sunsets Over Monroeville" Hayley Spalding
"Yearly Sunsets Over Monroeville," My Chemical Romance originally
"Early Sunsets Over Monroeville" If Monroeville is at one of the poles....
Rachel Blattington
"Eartha Calling," Hawkwind originally
"Earth Calling" April Fleming
"Hearth Calling," Hawkwind originally
"Earth Calling" April Fleming
"The Earth Dives Screaming," UB40 originally
"The Earth Dies Screaming" April Fleming
"The Hearth Dies Screaming," UB40 originally
"The Earth Dies Screaming" April Fleming
"Then Earth Dies Screaming," UB40 originally
"The Earth Dies Screaming" April Fleming
"The Earth Dries Screaming," UB40 originally
"The Earth Dies Screaming" April Fleming
"The Hearth Will Shake," Thrice originally
"The Earth Will Shake" Amy Grunt
"Least Easy Rider," Julian Cope originally
"East Easy Rider" Barry Amassa Tate
"East Easy Raider," Julian Cope originally
"East Easy Rider" Barry Amassa Tate
"The Feaster Song," Keith Green originally
"The Easter Song" Barry Amassa Tate
"The Eastern Song," Keith Green originally
"The Easter Song" Barry Amassa Tate
Salute to someone who breaks things easily
George Straitjacket
Maybe in libraries, but not many other places.
Peter
The song which this was a parody of!
Serafina
Thank you, Alice, smores are delicious.
Peter
"Beat The Rich," Aerosmith originally
"Eat The Rich" London Tippedoff
"Heat The Rich," Aerosmith originally
"Eat The Rich" Alanis More Upset
"Beaten By The Monster Of Love," The Sparks originally
"Eaten By The Monster Of Love" Goofball
The song is kind of about that as well.
Lucy Crosland
"The Sedge Of Glory," Lady Gaga originally
"The Edge Of Glory" Yvette Bristle
"The Hedge Of Glory," Lady Gaga originally
"The Edge Of Glory" Yvette Bristle
"The Wedge Of Glory," Lady Gaga originally
"The Edge Of Glory" Candy Welty
"The Ledge Of Glory," Lady Gaga originally
"The Edge Of Glory" Yvette Bristle
"Wedge Of Heaven," Wham! originally
"Edge Of Heaven" Peggy Pollock
"Sedge Of Heaven," Wham! originally
"Edge Of Heaven" Sedge=grass-like plant but with triangular stems.
Peggy Pollock
"Ledge Of Heaven," Wham! originally
"Edge Of Heaven" nally
"Ledge Of Seventeen," Stevie Nicks originally
"Edge Of Seventeen" Serafina
"Ledge Of The World," Faith No More originally
"Edge Of The World" Yvette Bristle
"Wedge Of The World," Faith No More originally
"Edge Of The World" Yvette Bristle
"Hedge Of The World," Faith No More originally
"Edge Of The World" Yvette Bristle
"Sedge Of The World," Faith No More originally
"Edge Of The World" Yvette Bristle
"Eddie Was A Lady," Ethel Merman originally
"Edie Was A Lady" Raphael
"Eggplanet," Train originally
"Eggplant" Like a planet where eggs are especially abundant.
Erika Clarkson
A Latin word meaning 'therefore'
Serafina
A brand of breakfast foods, particularly waffles.
Serafina
"Ergo Is Not A Dirty Word," Skyhooks originally
"Ego Is Not A Dirty Word" Ben Dover
"Ego Is Not A Dirty Sword," Skyhooks originally
"Ego Is Not A Dirty Word" Alison Runyon
"Ego Is Not A Dirty World," Skyhooks originally
"Ego Is Not A Dirty Word" Alison Runyon
"Eighty Days A Week," The Beatles originally
"Eight Days A Week" Weeks grow enormously longer still.
Naomi Swanson
"Weight Days Of Christmas," Destiny's Child originally
"Eight Days Of Christmas" Hard time to watch one's weight
Kris Kringle Aguilera
"Eighty Miles High," The Byrds originally
"Eight Miles High" Naomi Swanson
"Eighty Second Ride," Jake Owen originally
"Eight Second Ride" The ride just got ten times as long.
Naomi Swanson
"Eight Second Bride," Jake Owen originally
"Eight Second Ride" Naomi Swanson
"Eighty Years Old," Ben Lee originally
"Eight Years Old" 72 years later, obviously.
Logan
"Elderberry Whine," Elton John originally
"Elderberry Wine" Max
"Elderberry Twine," Elton John originally
"Elderberry Wine" Cassandra
"Delectable (Give It Up)," Jimmy Eat World originally
"Electable (Give It Up)" But why give something up if it's delectable?
Ed
"Selectable (Give It Up)," Jimmy Eat World originally
"Electable (Give It Up)" Peter
Well, the titles might be similar in meaning...
Serafina
"Selection Day," Arcadia originally
"Election Day" Chatty Cathy
"Election Year Rage," Steve Goodman originally
"Election Year Rag" Marcia Todd
"Selection Year Rag," Steve Goodman originally
"Election Year Rag" Cape Canaveral Lavigne
"Election Year Drag," Steve Goodman originally
"Election Year Rag" I.P. Frehley
"Electric Kingdome," Twilight 22 originally
"Electric Kingdom" I'm sure the Kingdome IS electric, in fact.
Wanda Ruppendown
"Pelvis Is Everything," Mojo Nixon originally
"Elvis Is Everything" Daphne Hughes
"Emmanuel (Hallowed Manager Ground)," Chris Tomlin originally
"Emmanuel (Hallowed Manger Ground)" Mary Ann Brite
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