Names -> Song Title Acrostics -> W
An acrostic is when the first letters of a name are used to form a proper word. This is not quite the same as an acronym, since an acronym doen't have to be a valid word. So an acrostic of No Doubt's "Just A Girl" would form the word Jag, but their song "Excuse Me Mr." would form EMM, which isn't a word. Acrostics are generally found in poetry where the first letter of each line is used to form a word.
"WAR," The Left Banke originally "Walk Away, Renee"
Stan E. Cox-Hyde
"WE," Seven Mary Three originally "Water's Edge"
Brian Kelly
"WINE," Barry Manilow originally "Weekend In New England"
Tiffany Llewellyn-Affit
"WINE," Barry Manilow originally "Weekend In New England"
MOR
"WAG," Miranda Lambert originally "What About Georgia?"
Lizzie
"WIG," Sublime originally "What I Got"
Brian Kelly
"WOW," Danny Williams originally "White On White"
Tiffany Llewellyn-Affit
"WAY," The Who originally "Who Are You?"
Brian Kelly
"WINE," Reba McEntire originally "Whoever's In New England"
Tiffany Llewellyn-Affit
"WOAD," Ferlin Husky originally "Wings Of A Dove"
Woad = a plant in mustasrd family, or dye from it.
Millie Verst
"WALL," Wings originally "With A Little Luck"
Peter
"TWINE," Garbage originally "The World Is Not Enough"
Brian Kelly
"wig," Alchemist originally "Wrapped in Guil"
weirdkid106
"WITS," Elton John and LeAnn Rimes originally "Written In The Stars"
Edyth Bowen
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