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These are the alternate spellings of the performer's name we've had to correct in submissions to amIright.
Barbra StreisandOriginal Song Name | New Song Name | Submitter Name |
"Crappy Days Are Here Again" | "Happy Days Are Here Again" | Polly Etheline |
"Squeak Low" | "Speak Low" | D. Melody Dole, MD |
"Everbrown" | "Evergreen" | MOR |
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
"The Way We Were" | "The Way Things Were" | Gregory Blake |
"Woman in Love" | "Woman to Love" | Glynn Leaney |
"Second Hand Rose (Funny Girl version)" | "Second Hand Toke" | Fred Landau |
"People" | "‘People’" | John A. Barry |
"Hello Dolly" | "Hello Collie" | Airfarcewon |
"How Are Things In Gloccamora" | "How Are Things In Bora Bora" | Airfarcewon |
"The Way We Were" | "The Way They Whirl" | Airfarcewon |
"You Don't Bring Me Flowers" | "You Don't Flush the Toilet" | 2Eagle |
"Don't Rain On My Parade" | "Don't Sit On My Commode" | Airfarcewon |
"The Way We Were" | "The Way We Whir" | Airfarcewon |
There are additional song parodies available. |
"Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat"
The Misrhymed Lyrics: I'm through and through red, white and bluish,
I talk this way Because I'm British. Why They're Misrhymed: In this song from the Broadway musical Funny Girl, the singer is playing Private Irving Schvartz (Schvartz being a common last name among Jews) and singing in a string Yiddish accent; it's obvious that the word British doesn't belong there - and the word which does belong there rhymes with the previous line.
Submitted by: EF
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"Stay Away"
Opening Lines: Stay away, leave me alone. Stay away from my door.
Comments: The song was written by Kim Carnes.
Submitted by: Sheila Oh
| "Songbird"
Opening Lines: Songbird sings from the heart
Comments: Submitted by: Sutch
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There are additional spelling lyrics available. |