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Possible Misspelled Names:
These are the alternate spellings of the performer's name we've had to correct in submissions to amIright.
Bobn Dylan, Bob Dylan/Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Guns & Roses And Warren Zevon, Bob Dylan / Eric Clapton / Guns And Roses, Bob Dylan/Cold Chisel/Guns n RosesQuotes:
When I first heard Elvis' voice, I just knew that I wasn't going to work for anybody, and nobody was going to be my boss. Hearing him was like busting out of jail. Submitted by: Lucky Wilbury
| When Jerry Garcia passed away Bob Dylan saluted the Grateful Dead verbally by saying they made "electronic Dixieland". Submitted by: San Francisco = Cultural Center of the Universe!
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Jokes:
Bob Dylan has been seeing a psychologist because he has been having mental and social problems. The doctor says to Dylan, "Repeat after me .. Your Name is Bob Dylan." The problem started when Dylan said to the doctor, "Your name is Bob Dylan." The doctor says "No. YOUR name is Bob Dylan." Dylan again says "Your name is Bob Dylan." This went on repeatedly for several moments. ( The doctor has since resigned and is now seeing another doctor himself. ) Submitted by: Jeff Williams
| Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, and Steven Tyler are going on a tour next year. It will be called "The Triple-Centenarian Tour". It will be very well run. The crowd will be very entertained, and "medics" will be standing by for the performers. DON'T MISS IT!! It may be the last time Bob, Mick, and Steven will ever see you. Submitted by: Jeff Williams
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Band Name Origins:
- According to Bob, in his book Chronicles, he actually did select the name Dylan from the poet Dylan Thomas. Hence, Robert Zimmerman became Bob Dylan. He didn't want to keep his real name because another Bobby Zimmerman, at the time, was a motorcycle racer that had crashed and died. Submitted by: Eldon
- It was neither Dylan Thomas or some fictional uncle. He chose his name because of his childhood affection for Marshall Matt Dillon in the TV show Gunsmoke. Submitted by: Prada-Meinhof
Music Performer Pseudonyms:
Also known as: Robert Allen Zimmerman. Submitted by: Andrew
Also known as: Robert Zimmermann. Submitted by: Rock Princess
Music Performer Nicknames:
Known informally as: The Voice of a Generation. Submitted by: Robert D. Arndt Jr.
Known informally as: Zimmy. Submitted by: DeeDee
Weird Names of Music Performer's Children:
- Jakob Dylan - Uh, yeah, Jakob/Jacob is Hebrew. Look it up, moron. Jakob predates the spelling Jacob. Submitted by: i
- Jakob Dylan - Sorry, Honey. "Jakob" is not Hebrew. German, maybe. But the original form of Jacob (the only proper English spelling) is Yaakov. Enough with the pretentious phony starchild monikers. Submitted by: Marc
- Jakob Dylan - Jakob is the Hebrew version of "Jacob". It predates Jacob with a C, I believe. It has nothing to do with being "cool" Submitted by: Honey
- Jakob Dylan - A "k" is so much cooler than with a "c." Jakob's always said that no one ever gets his name correct---not on his childhood trophy's, and not even on one of his platinum records! Submitted by: memyselfandi
- Jakob Dylan - Jakob is a VERY popular way to spell what we know as 'jacob'. It's not odd at all. Submitted by: Yo.
- Jakob Dylan - Jakob Dylan's the lead singer for The Wallflowers. What's with the spelling, Bob? Submitted by: Mike Hack
Singers Who Act:
Notable Acting Credits | Comments & Submitter Name |
| "Renaldo & Clara, Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, Masked & Anonymous, Hearts On Fire" | - Agrimorfee |
Song Titles Not Used as Lyrics:
Song Name | Comments & Submitter Name |
| "Subterranean Homesick Blues" | He should've called it "Look out kid" 'cause that part opens each refrain. - Alan of Seville |
| "Highway 61 Revisited" | A lot of events in the song happen "out on Highway 61," but they aren't "revisited." - Martha Hankins |
| "Queen Jane Approximately" | The song contains the phrase "Won't you come see me, Queen Jane?" but the word "approximately" is not in the lyrics. - Martha Hankins |
| "Girl from the North Country" | 'If you're traveling in the North Country' One of the first songs by the Bard where the title was not used a lyrics. Yet the melody of this song was taken from English folk song Scarborough Fair, the title of which is used as lyrics. - Feurzeug |
| "From a Buick 6" | The only noticible relation between the lyrics and the title is 'I'm cracked up on the highway and on the water's edge/She comes down the thruway ready to sew me up with thread' - Feurzeug |
New Song Names:
Original Song Name | New Song Name | Submitter Name |
| "Got a Nerve, Somebody?" | "Gotta Serve Somebody" | Sutch |
| "Blowin' Up Japan" | "Blowin' In The Wind" | Jack Hogienschyburgewright |
| "Brainy Gay Women #12 and #69" | "Rainy Day Women #12 and #35" | old |
| "Obscure Song Titles, # 16 & 93" | "Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35" | Julia Cox |
Literally Impossible Song Titles:
Song/Performer | Comment | Submitter Name |
| "Rainy Day Women #12 And #35," | Women are not numbers. | Frank Hotdog |
| "Don't Fall Apart On Me Tonight," | Does Bob cause people to break into smaller pieces | Peter |
| "Idiot Wind," | Wind with no brain can't be called an idiot. | Peter |
| "Tangled Up In Blue," | How does one get tangled up in a color? | Peter |
| "Hard Rain's Gonna Fall," | Rain can be wet and cold but not hard | Susanna Viljanen |
Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song:
Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name | |
| "Magazines," Duncan Sheik | "Playboys And Playgirls," Bob Dylan | |
| "You're The One That I Want," John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John | "It Ain't Me, Babe," Bob Dylan | |
| "I'll Take You Where The Music Is Playing," The Drifters | "I Don't Believe You," Bob Dylan | |
| "Think Twice," Celine Dion | "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," Bob Dylan | |
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Remove a Letter From a Song Title:
"All The Tied Horses" originally "All The Tired Horses"
Paula Bland
"Maggie's Far" originally "Maggie's Farm"
How far?
Peter
"Maggie's Arm" originally "Maggie's Farm"
Peter
"Lay Lad Lay" originally "Lay Lady Lay"
Candy Welty
"Tim Passes Slowly" originally "Time Passes Slowly"
Alina
There are additional song titles with a letter removed available.
Add a Letter to a Song Title:
"Wall Along The Watchtower" originally "All Along The Watchtower"
Serafina
"Must Be Sancta" originally "Must Be Santa"
"Sancta" = plural of "sanctum"
Jonathan S.
"Masters Of Warm" originally "Masters Of War"
Sutch
"Honey, Just Allow Men One More Chance" originally "Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance"
Josh
"Heart Of Maine" originally "Heart Of Mine"
Naomi Swanson
There are additional song titles with a letter added available.
Change a Letter:
"Only a Homo" originally "Only a Hobo"
signawaiver
"Desolation Ron" originally "Desolation Row"
Chris Anthemum
"Desolation Now" originally "Desolation Row"
Chris Anthemum
"Maggie's Fart" originally "Maggie's Farm"
It's a gas!
Deirdre Collins
"Maggie's Harm" originally "Maggie's Farm"
Sutch
There are additional song titles with a letter changed available.
Recordings:
June 28
a parody of "Desolation Row" by Bob Dylan
Wild Bill Bailout declaims on his right to destroy society, one home at a time.
davelippman.com: (mp4)
June 15
a parody of "Blowin' In The Wind" by Bob Dylan
1970s parody/update of 1960s Dylan protest /Movement anthem folk song.
LastFM: (Mp3)
Jan 11
a parody of "Everybody Must Get Stoned" by Bob Dylan
Ode to the Chicken enhanced by HandFarts.
YouTube: (Video)
Song Parody Lyrics:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "Subterranean Homesick Blues" | "Stuck in, Ravin’ the Home-shtik Blues" | John A. Barry |
| "Corinna, Corinna" | "Corona, Corona" | John A. Barry |
| "Everything Is Broken" | "Everything is F**ked Up" | John A. Barry |
| "The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest" | "The Ballad of Douchebag Steve and Brown-Nose Pete" | the_conqueror_of_parodies |
| "Like A Rolling Stone" | "Roger "Rolling" Stone" | Bob Gomez |
| "All Along The Watchtower" | "Underneath the Mountain" | John Davison |
| "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" | "Canada May Now Get Stoned" | Steve Kalafut |
| "My Back Pages" | "My Barack Pages" | Adam J Smith |
| "Subterranean Homesick Blues" | "Mediterranean Ramblin' Schmooze" | SatMav |
| "Subterranean Homesick Blues" | "Transylvanian Hotfoot Ruse" | SatMav |
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Songs for Commercials, That Haven't Been Done Yet:
Song Name | Product | Submittor |
| The Times, They Are A-Changin' | The New York Times newspaper (If they did change.) | Rocky Rhodes |
| Please Don't Fall Apart On Me | IKEA flatpack products | Pickle |
| Like A Rolling Stone | Rolling Stone magazine | Mark Silverman |
| Rainy Day Women #12 and #35 | Colonial Tramcar Restaurant | Mayfield62 |
| Knocking On Heaven's Door | Life Insurance | ??? |
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Bad Choices for On Hold Music:
Song Name | Company/Organization | Submittor |
| Blowin' In The Wind | Any mobile home during a tornado | MOR |
| Oxford Town | Ole Miss University | The Mullet Man |
| Bob Dylan's 115th Dream | Insomniac Hotline | Billy C. |
| Watching The River Flow | Incontinence Pads | Jellybean |
| Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The MemphisBlues Again | Mobile Chamber Of Commerce | Donna Gelpigi |
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Songs for Duets, That Haven't Been Done Yet:
First Band/Song Name | Second Band/Song Name | New Song Name | Submittor |
| Dangerous Woman Ariana Grande | Rainy Day Women #12 and 35 Bob Dylan | Dangerous Women #12 and 35 | Ian |
| Bad Romance Lady Gaga | Romance In Durango Bob Dylan | Bad Romance In Durango | Kevin |
| Maggie May Rod Stewart | Maggie's Farm Bob Dylan | Maggie May's Farm | Opie M. |
| I Can't Stand The Rain Ann Peebles | Rainy Day Women #12 And 35 Bob Dylan | I Can't Stand The Rainy Day Women #12 And 35 | Marion Shelby |
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If Groups Combined, Their Names Might Be:
Stiff Bob Dylans
Stiff Dylans combined with Bob Dylan
Stiff Dylans is the name of a British punk band that was formed in 2008.
Submitted By: Ted
Billy Bob Dylan Thornton
Billy Bob Thornton combined with Bob Dylan
Submitted By: Stu L. Pigeon
Spongebob Dylan
Sponge combined with Bob Dylan
A different musician named Bob joins the group Sponge.
Submitted By: Roger
Bob Barker
Bob Dylan combined with Travis Barker
Retired television game show host, best known for his 35-year stint on "The Price Is Right." For the record, he is NOT related to Travis.
Submitted By: Dr. Funny
There are additional Bob Dylan Combined Groups that haven't been done yet available.
Misheard Lyrics:
"Positively 4th Street"
Misheard Lyrics: When I see the hockey you embrace
Original Lyrics: When I see the heartbreaks you embrace
| "I Contain Multitudes"
Misheard Lyrics: The flowers are Dian like all things do
Original Lyrics: The flowers are dyin' like all things do
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"Murder Most Fowl"
Misheard Lyrics: 'Twas a dark day in Dallas, December '63
Original Lyrics: 'Twas a dark day in Dallas, November '63
| "Knockin' on Heaven's Door"
Misheard Lyrics: Nog, nog, noggin on heaven's door
Original Lyrics: Knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door
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Misheard Lyrics Stories:
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"Murder Most Fowl"
Misheard Lyrics: 'Twas a dark day in Dallas, December '63
Original Lyrics: 'Twas a dark day in Dallas, November '63
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Story about this misheard lyric by: Cody Finke I kept on thinking about this based on the song "December, 1963 (Oh What a Night)" by the Four Seasons, which was really based on the end of Prohibition in December 1933, but set 30 years ahead of that time. In this song, it talks about the assassination of John F. Kennedy. |
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Song Parody Fragments:
"Bob Dylan's Blues"
Better Lyrics:
Lord, I ain't goin' down to record store to buy no Hi Fi disc
I don't have no Hi Fi and I don't even care to have one
I can make music anytime
I don't have no Hi Fi and I don't even care to have one
I can make music anytime
Original Lyrics:
Lord, I ain't goin' down to no racetrack to see no sports car run
I don't have no sports car and I don't even care to have one
I can walk anytime around the block
I don't have no sports car and I don't even care to have one
I can walk anytime around the block
Submitted by: Jesus
"Desolation Row"
Better Lyrics:
The're selling postcards of Ned Kelly and the last hanging
And painting passboards green and gold
Original Lyrics:
The're selling postcards of the hanging
And painting passboards brown
And painting passboards brown
Submitted by: Aj Weberman
"Stuck Inside A Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again"
Better Lyrics:
The swagman he draws hexigons
Up and down the Billabong
Up and down the Billabong
Original Lyrics:
The Ragman he draws circles
Up and down the block
Up and down the block
Submitted by: Aj Web
Funniest Song Lyrics:
"Quinn The Eskimo"
The Funny Lyrics: When Quinn the Eskimo gets here, all the pigeons gonna run to him
Why They're Funny: What the heck is this supposed to mean?
Submitted by: Sloth-Man
| "I Shall Be Free No. 10"
The Funny Lyrics: I said 'Fee, fie, fo, fum, Cassius Clay, here I come
26, 27, 28, 29, I'm gonna make your face look just like mine. Why They're Funny: Speaks for itself, essentially.
Submitted by: Jay-A
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Repetitive Song Lyrics:
"All The Tired Horses"
The Repetitive Lyrics: All the tired horses in the Sun --
How'm I 'sposed to get any riding done? Why They're Repetitive: Those are the entire lyrics of the song, repeated over and over throughout this three minute and eleven second song.
Submitted by: Eva Cave
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Nonsensical Song Lyrics:
"Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts"
The Nonsensical Lyrics: The only person on the scene missing was the Jack of Hearts
Why They're Nonsensical: He's either on the scene (present), or he's missing (absent). Can't be both at the same time.
Submitted by: Steve
| "Shelter From The Storm"
The Nonsensical Lyrics: And the one-eyed undertaker, he blows a futile horn.
Why They're Nonsensical: I just have no idea what this means!
Submitted by: Lisa Hayward
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Misrhymed Song Lyrics:
"Hurricane"
The Misrhymed Lyrics: We want to put his ass in stir
We want to pin this triple mur- Der on him Why They're Misrhymed: Hey, you know what, Bob? The second syllable of 'murder' rhymes with 'stir' as well. Couldn't you have changed the line so that it scanned? Yes, I know it *does* rhyme, but there isn't a specific section for lyrics where the rhyme comes halfway through a word.
Submitted by: Red Tim
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Insulting Song Lyrics:
"Positively 4th Street"
The Insulting Lyrics: I wish that for just one time you could stand inside my shoes
You'd know what a drag it is to see you. Why They're Insulting: Just about the whole song is a wonderful kiss-off, get-out-of-my-life tirade. This concluding couplet takes the usual metaphor of empathy and turns it right around.
Submitted by: Oliver South
| "Idiot Wind"
The Insulting Lyrics: Idiot wind, blowing every time you move your mouth,
Blowing down the backroads headin' south. Idiot wind, blowing every time you move your teeth, You're an idiot, babe. Why They're Insulting: 'Nuff said, but every chorus of the song is a variation of the 'idiot wind'
Submitted by: Mr. Critic
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Inappropriate Song Lyrics:
"Just Like A Woman"
The Inappropriate Lyrics: She makes love just like a woman,
yes, she does Why They're Inappropriate: Does Bob have someone to compare love-making to that isn't a woman?
Submitted by: Mark Markham
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Dirty Song Lyrics:
"Shelter from the Storm"
The Dirty Lyrics: Try imagining a place where it's always safe and warm
Why They're Dirty: I can think of one place that's always warm.
Submitted by: Jonathan M
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Song Lyrics That Name Check Celebrities:
"From a Buick 6"
The Lyrics: Well, she don’t make me nervous, she don’t talk too much She walks like Bo Diddley and she don’t need no crutch She keeps this four-ten all loaded with lead Well, if I go down dyin’, you know she bound to put a blanket on my bed.
Who They Mention: Bo Diddley
Submitted by: Joe R
| "Desolation Row"
The Lyrics: And Ezra Pound and T. S. Eliot
Fighting in the captain's tower Who They Mention: Ezra Pound - US poet and critic. Thomas Stearns Eliot - American born but became British, writer and playwright - noted for Murder in the Cathedral and The Waste Land among other works.
Submitted by: Adrian Smith
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How to Pronounce a Band Name:
"Bob DILL-un
Submitted by: Alexis
Song Lyrics That Mention Other Songs:
"Jokerman"
The Song Lyrics: Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
Song They Mention: Fools Rush In
Submitted by: Eileen McKenzie
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Songs That Open With Their Titles:
"Solid Rock"
Opening Lines: Well, I'm hanging onto a solid rock.
Comments: Submitted by: Brian Kelly
| "Time Passes Slowly"
Opening Lines: Time passes slowly up here in the mountains
Comments: Submitted by: Sutch
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Song Title Space Change:
"Chimes of Free Dom" originally "Chimes of Freedom"
Submitted by: Alice Spoonerism
"Chimes of Free Dom" originally "Chimes of Freedom"
Submitted by: Alice Spoonerism
"The Ball Ad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest" originally "The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest"
Submitted by: Ron N. O'Connor
"Like A Rolling's Tone" originally "Like A Rolling Stone"
Submitted by: Yvette Bristle
"Subterranean Home; Sick Blues" originally "Subterranean Homesick Blues"
Submitted by: Yvette Bristle
There are additional Song Title Space Change available.
Bad Grammar in Song Lyrics:
"When You Gonna Wake Up"
The Lyrics: When you gonna wake up and strengthen the things that remain?
(Also the title itself.) Why: Bob, although it wouldn't rhythmically fit in the meter, the correct way to say (or sing) it is: When ARE you gonna wake up?
Submitted by: Chowder
| "Lay Lady Lay"
The Lyrics: Lay lady lay
Why: Should be Lie Lady Lie
Submitted by: Paul
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Band Name Anagrams:
Bo By Land Submitted by: Karen Smith
Bond By L.A. Submitted by: Evan
Andy Blob Submitted by: Puto
Ban Dolby Submitted by: Puto
Bond Ably Submitted by: Quyjibo
There are additional Band Name Anagrams available.
Song Title Anagrams:
"I Meant 'Bit', Abe" originally "It Ain't Me, Babe"
Submitted by: Alexis
"I Meant It, Babe" originally "It Ain't Me, Babe"
Submitted by: Alexis
"Or On A Mat" originally "To Ramona"
Submitted by: Jed
"Anal Inge" originally "Angelina"
Inge is a given name in Scandinavian/Grmanic lands
Submitted by: Eva
"Moon Tara" originally "To Ramona"
Submitted by: Eva
There are additional Song Title Anagrams available.
Real Places Mentioned in Songs:
"Goin' To Acapulco"
The Lyrics: Goin' to Acapulco
Goin' on the run Goin' down to see some girl Goin' to have some fun Why: Acapulco, Mexico
Submitted by: Candy Welty
| "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The MemphisBlues Again"
The Lyrics: Oh, Mama, can this really be the end,
To be stuck inside of Mobile With the Memphis blues again? Why: Refers to the cities of Mobile, Alabama and Memphis, Tennessee.
Submitted by: Penelope Beckinsale
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Songs That Are Banned:
"George Jackson"
Radio stations across the U.S. ban this Dylan song over concerns about the songs political theme and the word "shit" in the lyrics.
Submitted by: Peter
"Talking John Birch Paranoid Blues"
In February 1963 Bob Dylan refuses to perform on "The Ed Sullivan Show" when the show's producers don't allow Dylan to perform the tune. Bob Dylan would not be invited back to the show.
Submitted by: Peter
Super Long Pop Songs:
"Like A Rolling Stone" Length: 6:13
"Like a Rolling Stone" is track #1 on the album, "Highway 61 Revisited" (1965). It reaching #2 on Billboard's Pop Chart, making him one of his biggest hit singles.
Submitted by: Wisnu Aji
"Hurricane" Length: 8:33
This is actually about a story of Rubin Carter who was accused of murder at a bar in 1966.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
"Visions of Johanna" Length: 8:08
Suprised no one thought of this one. Beautiful song from "Blonde on Blonde".
Submitted by: Jack
"Joey" Length: 11:05
From Dylan's "Desire" album, this is the only of Dylan's 11-minute-plus songs that is in the middle of the album rather than the end. It's also one of the few Dylan songs that I absolutely can't stand. I love Dylan, but something about "Joey" just irks me.
Submitted by: DeeDee
"Desolation Row" Length: 11:18
I'm surprised this one hasn't been submitted yet, this song is noted for it's length. The original take of this song (the version on Highway 61 RV is a later take) is a tone lower and played slow enough that although it didn't have any harmonica verses (the Highway 61 version has one separating the final verse from the rest of the song, and another after it), it is 40 seconds longer, and had that version been used, would have been Dylan's longest release until Highlands, on his 1997 album Time out of Mind.
Submitted by: Feurzeug
There are additional Super Long Pop Songs available.
Song Title Acrostics:
RID: "Romance In Durango"
Submitted by: Candace Troy Powers
SOD: "Series Of Dreams"
Submitted by: Edyth Bowen
LARS: "Like A Rolling Stone"
As in movie,Lars And The Real Girl
Submitted by: Edyth Bowen
SELL: "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands"
Matches well the strong farewell feel of the song.
Submitted by: Feurzeug
Song Title Spoonerisms:
"Ad Sighed, "Lady Of The Lowlands"" originally "Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands"
Submitted by: Rachel Stedman
"Jilly, Rosemary, And The Lack Of Hearts" originally "Lily, Rosemary, And The Jack Of Hearts"
Submitted by: Allison O'Silla
"The Chimes, They Are A-Tangin'" originally "The Times, They Are A-Changin'"
For once, a spoonerism as sensible as the original
Submitted by: Raphael
"Dockin' On Nevin's Whore" originally "Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
Submitted by: Adlai Alda
"Hockin' On Nevin's Door" originally "Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
Submitted by: Adlai Alda
There are additional Song Title Spoonerisms available.
Foreign Language in English Songs:
"Romance in Durango"
The Lyrics: "No Llores mi querida,
Dios nos vigila, Soon the horse will take us to Durango, Agarrame, mi vida..." Why: In English: "Don't cry, my love,/ God is watching us,/ Soon the horse will take us to Durango,/ Hold onto me, my life..." The narrator of the song is an outlaw on the run with a woman who is presumably the mistress or wife of the man the narrator shot. The couple seek shelter in Durango, but the song, and the narrator's life, end before they get there.
Submitted by: DeeDee
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Names as a Word Bank:
A nobly loony ballad boy Submitted by: Julian
7 letters isn't much to work with
Bad Bony Nylon Boob Submitted by: Adlai Alda
Sounds bad indeed!
Y'all Do Lay By Nylon Balony All Day. Submitted by: Meredith Corpening
Lyrics Spoonerisms:
"Don't Think Twice, It's Alright"
The Lyrics: You're the reason I'm travellin' on. Don't think twice, it's alright.
Why: You're the treason I'm ravellin' on. Don't think rice, it's all trite.
Submitted by: Barry Amassa Tate
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Lyrics Alliteration:
"It's All Over Now Babe Blue"
The Lyrics: All your seasick sailors, they are rowing home
Why: "S" sound repeated.
Submitted by: Oliveira
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Band Name Spoonerisms:
Lob Bidden originally "Bob Dylan"
Submitted by: Natalie Portmanteau Word
Dill Bobbin' originally "Bob Dylan"
Submitted by: Lisa Basil
Crime Records:
"Walking"
Bob Dylan was walking in New Jersey and someone called the police thinking he was someone else. And when the cops came by to ask for his Identification, Dylan didn't have any! However, the cops did take Dylan back to the hotel in the area in New Jersey where he would later perform.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
Lighter Side of Serious Bands:
"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35"
The most misleading song title ever created. No one knew Bob could laugh until this came out.
Submitted by: Agrimorfee
Hidden Messages:
"Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
Right at the start of the song, you can hear Bob farting!
Submitted by: Jakko Wakko
What A Band is Best Known For (aside from their music):
"Becoming Nobel laureate in literature"
In 2016, Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature. The reason give for this honor was "having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition".
Submitted by: Toni Minot
"Being a Born-Again Christian"
In 1979, Dylan would become the first musical artist to make the effort of being a Born-Again Christian. This would only last for five years then Dylan became Religiously Neutral.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
"Exposing The Beatles to Drug's"
He just got tagged with it, but they would have figured it out on their own sooner or later.
Submitted by: princejellyfish
Movies Named After Song Titles:
"License To Kill"
1989 James Bond flick
Submitted by: Rock Maninoff
"I'm Not There"
2007 film
Submitted by: Pat Conolly
"Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
1997 film with Til Schweiger
Submitted by: Sutch
"Corrina, Corrina"
Movie featuring Whoopi Goldberg as Corrina
Submitted by: Paul Warren
Missing Parts:
"Seven Days"
Hey Bobby D, where are the first six?
Submitted by: Sutch
"From A Buick 6"
No "From A Buick" parts 1 - 5
Submitted by: Lucille Ball sized hail
"Rainy Day Women # 12 and 35"
There are no rainy day women # 1-11 or 13-34.
Submitted by: Courtney (about as bad as tennis elbow)
