Names -> Remove a Letter From a Song Title -> H, Page 2
Take one letter out of a song title to change it's meaning. The removal of the letter should still form a word, and the title should be humorous as a result.
For example: Steve Winwood's "Split Decision" would become "Spit Decision"
Thanks to Philip Eno for the inspiration on this one!
Entries starting with H are split into multiple pages: 1 2
"Honky Tonk Omen," The Rolling Stones originally "Honky Tonk Women"
Rachel Stedman
"Horror Move," The Skyhooks originally "Horror Movie"
Halloweena Jolie
"A Hose With No Name," America originally "A Horse With No Name"
Regina Olsen
"Hot Lie," The Sylvers originally "Hot Line"
Daisy Pappus
"Ho Line," The Sylvers originally "Hot Line"
The phone line used by Santa Claus. -:) Right!
Nora Aaron
"Hot Pans," James Brown originally "Hot Pants"
Peter
"Hot Ants," James Brown originally "Hot Pants"
Jessica Childress
"A Hose Is Not A Home," Luther Vandross originally "A House Is Not A Home"
Might get lots of flood damage if it were!
Rapunzel Gladstone
"A House Is Not A Hoe," Luther Vandross originally "A House Is Not A Home"
Rapunzel Gladstone
"House Of A Thousand Reams," Martina McBride originally "House Of A Thousand Dreams"
Jessica Childress
"Hose Of A Thousand Dreams," Martina McBride originally "House Of A Thousand Dreams"
Jessica Childress
"The House Of The Rising UN," The Animals originally "The House Of The Rising Sun"
Peter
"Hose Of The Rising Sun," The Animals originally "House Of The Rising Sun"
Little Lovisa
"Hoses Of The Holy," Led Zeppelin originally "Houses Of The Holy"
Courtney (about as bad as tennis elbow)
"How Can You End A Broken Heart," The Bee Gees originally "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart"
Jessica Childress
"How Can You Mend A Broken Heat," The Bee Gees originally "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart"
Peter
"How Do You Seep?," John Lennon originally "How Do You Sleep?"
Tom
"How High the Moo," Les Paul & Mary Ford originally "How High the Moon"
Better stop reading nursery rhymes to the cattle!
hec
"A Hundred Ponds Of Clay," Gene McDaniels originally "A Hundred Pounds Of Clay"
Yvonne Sindri
"Hungry Heat," Bruce Springsteen originally "Hungry Heart"
Lydia Helton
"Hurdy Gurdy Ma," Donovan originally "Hurdy Gurdy Man"
Peter
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