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Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name |
"Right Thing To Do," Carly Simon | "Have I The Right," The Honeycombs |
"Come To Me," France Joli | "Have I The Right?," Honeycombs |
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
"Have I The Right" | "Has Am I Right" | Dan Creeden |
"Have I The Right" | "At Am-I-Right" | Billy Florio |
Song Name | Company/Organization | Submittor |
Have I The Right? | Communist Party/Al-Queda HQ | britrock |
"Have I the Right"
Misheard Lyrics: I've got some love and I love Ms. Sharon
Original Lyrics: I've got some love and I long to share it
| "She's A Must To Avoid"
Misheard Lyrics: She's a muscular boy
Original Lyrics: She's a must to avoid
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"Have I The Right?"
Misheard Lyrics: Iou know I'll bite and kill you
Give me the right to make you mine. Original Lyrics: You know I'll wait until you
Give me the right to make you mine. | "Have I The Right?"
Misheard Lyrics: Come right back, I just can't stand it.
Original Lyrics: Come right back, I just can't bear it.
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"Have I the Right"
Misheard Lyrics: I've got some love and I love Ms. Sharon
Original Lyrics: I've got some love and I long to share it
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Story about this misheard lyric by: Anonymous The first time I heard this song was during singalong time in preschool. Our preschool teacher was Ms. Sharon, so I thought we were saying that we loved her. |
"Have I The Right?"
Opening Lines: Have I the right to hold you You know I've always told you That we must never ever part oh ooh ooh oh
Comments: "Have I The Right?" was an American Top five hit from the second half of 1965 from the British Invasion group, Honeycombs. Honeycombs got their name from their drummer, one of the first lady drummers in rock 'n' roll history (although not the first), Honey Lantree (born Ann Margot Lantree). "Have I The Right?" spent 15 weeks at #1 in Britain in the Fall of 1964 and Honeycombs had as huge of following in their home country as did the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Kinks. Another key to Honeycombs success and the success and unique sound of "Have I The Right?" was the lead vocals of Dennis D'Ell (b. Denis James Dalziel 14 October 1943). D'Ell died on July 6, 2005.
Submitted by: Peter
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