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Fun Music Information -> Jim Ed Brown
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Song Titles Not Used as Lyrics:
Song Name | Comments & Submitter Name |
| "Morning" | "Suddenly I look into your sleepy eyes" (which begins each chorus) is quite possible the best know lyrics. The word "morning" is never in the lyrics. - Thessaly Danes |
Add a Letter to a Song Title:
"Mourning" originally "Morning"
Different meaning (but original's a bit mournful)
Samantha Wayland
Change a Letter:
"Moaning" originally "Morning"
Samantha Wayland
"Corning" originally "Morning"
New York city or glass company there
Heather Brockwell
"Horning" originally "Morning"
Heather Brockwell
Song Parody Lyrics:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "Pop a Top Again" | "Play that One Again" | Darius Whitehead |
Songs for Duets, That Haven't Been Done Yet:
First Band/Song Name | Second Band/Song Name | New Song Name | Submittor |
| Take My Breath Away Berlin | Morning Jim Ed Brown | Take My Morning Breath Away | Gretchen Wieners |
Misheard Lyrics:
"Morning"
Misheard Lyrics: Jumblimg up my thoughts
Of evil tango bear Original Lyrics: Jumbling up my thoughts
To leave them tangled there. | "Morning"
Misheard Lyrics: Sullenly, I look into your sleepy eyes.
Original Lyrics: Suddenly, I look into your sleepy eyes.
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Song Title Acrostics:
PAT: "Pop A Top"
Submitted by: Isaac
Onomatopoeia in Lyrics:
"Pop A Top"
The Lyrics: Poooonk - pshhhhh.... Pop a top again.
Why: The line opens with sounds to simulate the opening of a beer bottle, and the fizzing sound that follows. As a matter of fact, the word "pop" itself is also onomatopoetic.
Submitted by: Emmy Kay Butanone
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