Fun Music Information -> Edwin Hawkins Singers

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Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song:

Song & Band Name	Song & Band Name
"He's Got The Whole World In His Hands," Laurie London	"Oh Happy Day," The Edwin Hawkins Singers

Remove a Letter From a Song Title:

"Together In Pace" originally "Together In Peace"

Rosie Finch

Add a Letter to a Song Title:

"Oh Happy Aday" originally "Oh Happy Day"

As in Marvin Aday (real name of Meat Loaf)

Cape Canaveral Lavigne

"Oh Happy Davy" originally "Oh Happy Day"

Cape Canaveral Lavigne

Change a Letter:

"Oh Sappy Day" originally "Oh Happy Day"

Yvette Bristle

"Oh Harpy Day" originally "Oh Happy Day"

Marcia Todd

"Oh Hippy Day" originally "Oh Happy Day"

Marcia Todd

"Oh Happy Dad" originally "Oh Happy Day"

Cape Canaveral Lavigne

"Together In Peach" originally "Together In Peace"

Rosie Finch

There are additional song titles with a letter changed available.

Song Parody Lyrics:

Original Song Name	Parody Song Name	Parody Author
"Oh Happy Day"	"Oh, Mappy Day"	Arcade Junkie

Songs for Duets, That Haven't Been Done Yet:

First Band/Song Name	Second Band/Song Name	New Song Name	Submittor
Oh Happy Day Edwin Hawkins Singers	Birthday The Beatles	Oh, Happy Birthday	Peter
Oh Happy Day Edwin Hawkins' Singers	Day Tripper The Beatles	Oh Happy Day Tripper	Candace Mercer

Misheard Lyrics:

"Oh Happy Day!" Misheard Lyrics: To walk, fight, and pray Original Lyrics: To watch and fight and pray	"Oh Happy Day!" Misheard Lyrics: When Jesus walked Original Lyrics: When Jesus washed
"Oh Happy Day!" Misheard Lyrics: Windy, there's a war Original Lyrics: When Jesus washed

Misheard Lyrics Stories:

"Oh Happy Day!"

Misheard Lyrics:

Windy, there's a war

Original Lyrics:

When Jesus washed

Story about this misheard lyric by: Quentin QueerPiece

As a small boy in the 1960s, I mistakenly thought the song was about Windy Miller who had to go and fight in the Vietnam War! Windy Miller was a BBCTV Children's programme and he was an animated character who lived in err... a windmill. Strange but True.