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Fun Music Information -> Bad Wolves
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New Song Names:
Original Song Name | New Song Name | Submitter Name |
| "Jeer Me Now" | "Hear Me Now" | Marlene L. Ram |
| "Cheer Me Now" | "Hear Me Now" | Marlene L. Ram |
Change a Letter:
"Heal Me Now" originally "Hear Me Now"
Faith Spencer
Songs for Commercials, That Haven't Been Done Yet:
Song Name | Product | Submittor |
| Hear Me Now | Verizon | Tanooki Pooka |
Misheard Lyrics:
"Zombie"
Misheard Lyrics: With their tanks and their bombs
And their bombs and their drums Original Lyrics: With their tanks and their bombs
And their bombs and their drones | "Hear Me Now"
Misheard Lyrics: I never knew Wheatly more than Fred
Original Lyrics: I never knew we'd be more than friends
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Misheard Lyrics Stories:
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"Zombie"
Misheard Lyrics: With their tanks and their bombs
And their bombs and their drums Original Lyrics: With their tanks and their bombs
And their bombs and their drones |
Story about this misheard lyric by: Rock Maninoff This lyric is obviously different from the original Cranberries song, which said "...and their guns" in the second sentence. The Bad Wolves also changed the lyric "It's the same old theme since 1916" to "It's the same old theme in 2016". Personally, I don't like the changes. |
Dated Song Lyrics:
"Zombie"
The Dated Lyrics: It's the same old theme,
in two thousand eighteen. Why They're Dated: It's not two thousand eighteen anymore. (The original version by The Cranberries doesn't count as their version says "It's the same old theme since nineteen-sixteen.)
Submitted by: Brian Kelly
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Band Name Anagrams:
Dove Bawls Submitted by: Veruca Pepper
Loved Swab Submitted by: Christy Blanchard
Unusual object for one's love
Song Title Anagrams:
"Hare Women" originally "Hear Me Now"
With their long ears
Submitted by: Rose Cathcart
"Women Hear" originally "Hear Me Now"
Submitted by: Faith Spencer
