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A spoonerism occurs when the first letters or syllables of two or more words get swapped. The term spoonerism is named in honor of the Reverend William Archibald Spooner whose students used to write down all the instances of spoonerisms that he made. This page focuses on spoonerisms in song titles.
Latest Entries
The 20 most recent entries are listed below. There are 5316 entries in this section.
"Since I Bet You Maybe," Ivory Joe Hunter originally "Since I Met You Baby"
Marge Pegram
"Plunk On A Drain," Dierks Bentley originally "Drunk On A Plane"
Dawn Anwad
"Dawn Rand Quartered," The Korgis originally "Drawn And Quartered"
Ron N. O'Connor
"Lar Sheen," Missing Heart originally "Charlene"
Ottsel
"Glows Colored Wrasses," John Conlee originally "Rose Colored Glasses"
Wrasse = a type of fish; some have glowing colors
Sir Ron Norris
"Host In This Gauss," Alison Krauss originally "Ghost In This House"
Gauss = unit of magnetic induction
Dawn Anwad
"Barrel Crown," Flight Of The Conchords originally "Carol Brown"
Nicole Velocin
"It's Getting Soaring By The Bee," Blood Red Shoes originally "It's Getting Boring By The Sea"
Tiffany Llewellyn-Affit
"Basing Chain Rows," Blue Magic originally "Chasing Rainbows"
Marge Pegram
"Racing Chain Bows," Blue Magic originally "Chasing Rainbows"
Marge Pegram
"Because Cayenne," Concrete Blonde originally "Because I Can"
Marge Pegram
"Art Sand Hole," T'Pau originally "Heart And Soul"
Regina Haniger
"You Could Have Men With Bea," Sheena Easton originally "You Could Have Been With Me"
Emily Lime
"You Could Have Men With Bea," Sheena Easton originally "You Could Have Been With Me"
Emily Lime
"You Could Have Men With Bee," Sheena Easton originally "You Could Have Been With Me"
Emily Lime
"Ex-Somatic Venus Freak," Macy Gray originally "Sex-O-Matic Venus Freak"
Marge Pegram
"Jack And I, Dan," John Mellencamp originally "Jack And Diane"
Marge Pegram
"Jack And I, Dan," John Mellencamp originally "Jack And Diane"
Marge Pegram
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