Fun Music Information -> Paul Stookey
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Music Performer Pseudonyms:
Also known as: Noel Paul Stookey. Submitted by: folk
Song Titles Not Used as Lyrics:
Song Name | Comments & Submitter Name |
| "Wedding Song" | He is Peter from Peter Paul and Mary; well known lyric: Whenever two or more are gathered in his name there is love.. - Joe H |
Literally Impossible Song Titles:
Song/Performer | Comment | Submitter Name |
| "One Note Melody," | A melody has more than one note. | Yvette Bristle |
Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song:
Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name |
| "What's Your Name?," Lynyrd Skynyrd | "John Henry Bosworth," Paul Stookey |
| "The Wedding Song (There Is Love)," Paul Stookey | "The Hawaiian Wedding Song," Andy Williams |
| "The Wedding Song," Paul Stookey | "The Song Is Love," Mary Travers |
| "Wedding Song (There Is Love)," Paul Stookey | "Love & Marriage," Frank Sinatra |
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Song Parody Lyrics:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "The Wedding Song" | "No Redding Schlong" | John A. Barry |
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Misheard Lyrics:
"Wedding Song (There Is Love)"
Misheard Lyrics: Has caused him to replay
Original Lyrics: Has caused him to remain
| "The Wedding Song"
Misheard Lyrics: Woman draws a knife on man and gives it back again.
Original Lyrics: Woman draws her life from man and gives it back again.
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"The Wedding Song"
Misheard Lyrics: Woman draws a knife on man and gives it back again.
Original Lyrics: Woman draws her life from man and gives it back again.
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Story about this misheard lyric by: Meredith Corpening I had heard this song before but hadn't familiarized myself with all the lyrics. Then I heard it tonight on my car radio. And this line, which I'd never particularly noticed before, struck me as sounding just like the misheard version that I've quoted. I knew that couldn't be right, so as soon as I got home, I checked out the real words on line. By then I'd already thought about how, sadly, with some marriages I've known of, the misheard lyrics turn out to fit better than the real ones. |
