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Fun Music Information -> Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson
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"I Knot Him So Well" originally "I Know Him So Well"
You tie him in knots?
Carmen Nunki
"I Know Kim So Well" originally "I Know Him So Well"
Consuela Sanchez
"I Know Jim So Well" originally "I Know Him So Well"
Consuela Sanchez
"I Know Tim So Well" originally "I Know Him So Well"
Consuela Sanchez
"I Knew Him So Well" originally "I Know Him So Well"
Serafina
Misheard Lyrics:
"I Know Him So Well"
Misheard Lyrics: Want a few more Mormons who can tell?
Original Lyrics: Won a few more moments who can tell
| "I Know Him So Well"
Misheard Lyrics: Want a few more moments, who can tell?
But it took time to understand the man Now at least I know, I know him well Wasn't he good? (Oh, so good) Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so divine) Isn't it madness? He can be mine But in the end he needs a little bit more than before Security of fantasy and freedom. Original Lyrics: Won a few more moments, who can tell?
But it took time to understand the man Now at least I know, I know him well Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good) Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine) Isn't it madness? He can't be mine But in the end he needs a little bit more than me More security He needs his fantasy and freedom. |
"I Know Him So Well"
Misheard Lyrics: Why am I calling the cops?
Original Lyrics: Why am I falling apart?
| "I Know Him So Well"
Misheard Lyrics: And in the end, he needs a little more than meatballs.
Original Lyrics: And in the end, he needs a little bit more than me.
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Song Title Spoonerisms:
"I Sew Him No Well" originally "I Know Him So Well"
Wells are difficult to sew anyway.
Submitted by: Lou Quilson
