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Mary Travers - John DenverMany things made me become a vegetarian, among them the higher food yield as a solution to world hunger. Submitted by: LucidLupin
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What school did John Denver graduate from? Rocky Mountain High! Submitted by: S. Tim Wood
| "Dad can I take the Cessna out for a spin?" "A swim? Okay just let me program the GPS for you," Submitted by: The JQK3R
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Also known as: Henry John Deutschendorf Jr.. Submitted by: Balana Lioness
Also known as: Henry John Deutschendorf Jr.. Submitted by: Cara Miles
Song Name | Comments & Submitter Name |
"Annie's Song" | The "Annie" in the title is nowhere to be found in the lyrics. Instead, most people probably remember: "You fill up my senses, come fill me again." - Bob Borst |
Original Song Name | New Song Name | Submitter Name |
"The Foxfire Sweet" | "The Foxfire Suite" | Lydia Idyl |
"The Eagle And The Hulk" | "The Eagle And The Hawk" | Toni Minot |
"Thank God I'm a City Boy" | "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" | Sutch |
Song/Performer | Comment | Submitter Name |
"Sing Australia," | Countries can't sing. | Hunter Sullivan |
"Singing Skies And Dancing Waters," | Skies don't sing; water doesn't dance. | Yvette Bristle |
"Some Days Are Diamonds, Some Days Are Stones," | Days are periods of time, not rocks or minerals. | Kirsten Abercrombie |
"Thirsty Boots," | Footwear are incapable of thirst. | Yvette Bristle |
"Seasons Of The Heart," | Hearts don't have seasons. | Yvette Bristle |
There are additional literally impossible song titles available. |
Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name | |
"Revival (Love Is Everywhere)," The Allman Brothers Band | "Love Is Everywhere," John Denver | |
"Today's The First Day," Bread | "Today Is The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life," John Denver | |
"Country Girl," Faron Young | "Thank God I'm A Country Boy," John Denver | |
"Ships," Ian Hunter | "Calypso," John Denver | |
There are additional songs titles that answer other songs available. |
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
"Thank God I'm a Country Boy" | "Thank Satan I'm a City Boy" | Cactus Impersonator |
"Annie's Song" | "You Fill Up My Head Head" | Cactus Impersonator |
"Rocky Mountain Suite" | "Ozark Mountain Suite" | Jeff "Dr Chordate" Moran |
"Annie's Song" | "Annie's Wrong" | Yolanda DeByle |
"Country Roads" | "Nuclear Biome (A Tribute to Fallout 76)" | marc2010 |
"Rocky Mountain High" | "They're All Getting High (in Colorado)" | Jeff in Richmond VA |
"Annie's Song" | "Indiana Song" | Dr Giorgio Coniglio dec |
"Take Me Home, Country Roads" | "Don't You Know, Now I'm Old" | Brad Snyder |
"Thank God I'm a Country Boy" | "I'm Glad I'm the President" | Jeff in Richmond VA |
"Annie's Song" | "Every Martial Arts B-Movie Ever" | Rex Ungericht |
There are additional song parodies available. |
Song Name | Product | Submittor |
Grandma's Feather Bed | Mattresses | Julian |
Farewell Andromeda (Welcome to My Morning) | Bed and breakfast | Julian |
Rocky Mountain High | Colorado Board of Tourism | Tarzan |
Dreamland Express | Lunesta or any other sleep medication | Edward |
Leaving On A Jet Plane | Jet Blue | justme |
There are additional commercials that haven't been done yet available. |
Song Name | Company/Organization | Submittor |
Two Shots | Dick Cheney's Office | Glenn |
Rocky Mountain High | Addiction Clinic In Colorado | Martha Irvin |
Saturday Night In Toledo, Ohio | Toledo, Ohio, Chamber Of Commerce | crazydon |
Rocky Mountain High | Florida Tourist Bureau | Natalie Stonecipher |
First Band/Song Name | Second Band/Song Name | New Song Name | Submittor |
I'm Walkin' Fats Domino | Back Home Again John Denver | I'm Walkin' Back Home Again | Serafina |
Welcome Back John Sebastian | Back Home Again John Denver | Welcome Back Home Again | Serafina |
Love Will Lead You Back Taylor Dayne | Back Home Again John Denver | Love Will Lead You Back Home Again | Serafina |
Man On The Silver Mountain Rainbow | Rocky Mountain High John Denver | Man On The Silver Rocky Mountain High | Ashley Michelle McGowan |
There are additional duets that haven't been done yet available. |
"Take Me Home, Country Roads"
Misheard Lyrics: Almost Heaven West Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains Shining through the river. Original Lyrics: Almost Heaven West Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River. | "Leaving On a Jet Plane"
Misheard Lyrics: Oh babe, I hate the cold
Original Lyrics: Oh babe, I hate to go
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"Take Me Home, Country Roads"
Misheard Lyrics: West Virginia, Matt and Momma
Original Lyrics: West Virginia, mountain momma
| "Sunshine on My Shoulders"
Misheard Lyrics: And if I had a date
Original Lyrics: And if I had a day
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There are additional misheard lyrics available. |
"Take Me Home, Country Roads"
Misheard Lyrics: West Virginia, Mount St Barbara.
Original Lyrics: West Virginia, mountain mama
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Story about this misheard lyric by: Charlie Todd I love this song been singing it wrong FOREVER! |
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"Grandma's Feather Bed"
The Funny Lyrics: It'd hold eight kids and four hound dogs and the piggy we stole from the shed
Never got much sleep but we had a lot of fun on Grandma's feather bed Why They're Funny: Why would he be singing about a bed that belonged to his grandmother?
Submitted by: Tag
| "Back Home Again"
The Funny Lyrics: There's a fire softly burning, supper on the stove.
Why They're Funny: This line has always made me laugh. from the overall mood of the song, one surely would suppose that the comma that I've placed in the middle of the line belongs there. but you can't actually hear commas or other punctuation in singing. nor does checking a lyrics site help much in trying to determine intended punctuation. even when various lyrics sites agree as to the words of a song, the punctuation that they indicate varies all over the place, and not a few lyrics sites omit punctuation altogether. but the overall sense of the song tells us that the comma surely must belong. but on hearing this line alone, it is equally possible to hear it without the comma, giving the line quite a different meaning and sense altogether!
Submitted by: Lucille Ball Sized Hail
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"Life is so Good"
The Repetitive Lyrics: Life is so Good Life is so Good
These Days My Life is so Good My Life is so Good These Days Why They're Repetitive: It's a cute little song, but in 2 minutes, he only uses 7 words, in one of these four combinations. It can get a little more than annoying.
Submitted by: Balana Lioness
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"Annie's Song"
The Nonsensical Lyrics: Let me drown in your laughter
Why They're Nonsensical: Laughter can't drown anyone.
Submitted by: Candy Welty
| "Good Morning Starshine"
The Nonsensical Lyrics: Nibby nub nooby, glibby glub glooby, la la la, lo, lo
Why They're Nonsensical: Need I say more?
Submitted by: Jujubee
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"The Cowboy And The Lady"
The Lyrics: And somewhere in between her Harvey's Bristol Cream
Product Brand Name: Harvey's Bristol Cream Sherry
Submitted by: Country
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"Thank God I'm a Country Boy"
The Song Lyrics: I'd play 'Sally Gooden' all day
if I could But the Lord and the wife wouldn't take it very good Song They Mention: 'Sally Gooden' is a well-known North American folk song
Submitted by: Paul
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"Today Is The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life"
Opening Lines: Today is the first day of the rest of my life. I wake as a child to see the world begin.
Comments: Submitted by: Candy Welty
| "Sunshine on my Shoulders"
Opening Lines: Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy.
Comments: Submitted by: Cheeseburger in Parodies
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"Good Morning Starshine"
The Made Up Words: Nibby nub nooby, glibby glub glooby, la la la lo lo
Comments: Submitted by: Jojojo
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"Annie's Song"
The Lyrics: Let me drown in your laughter,
Let me die in your arms. Why: What an unexpected place to fine scary lyrics, in this romantic ballad know for being written to John Denver's wife at the time, and sweet to the point of being often perceived as cloying. But these particular lines employ death metaphors that might not bother one who appreciates them. The first might be less prone to be taken literally by anyone, since drowning in laughter is literally impossible. But since dying in someone's arms is literally possible, I bet that line has spooked some, especially children not yet developed in their language skills to the point of clearly recognizing and understanding metaphors.
Submitted by: Adrienne Ramseur
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"Thank God I'm A Country Boy"
The Lyrics: But the Lord and my wife wouldn't take it very good
Why: "Good" is an adjective; the adverb "well" is required here.
Submitted by: RJSchex
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"Wild Montana Skies"
The Lyrics: Oh Montana, give this child a home.
Give him the love of a good family and a woman of his own. Give him a fire in his heart, give him a light in his eyes, give him the wild wind for a brother and the wild Montana Skies. Why: This song mentions Montana, a large rural state in the USA, and its title is a reference to Montana's nickname, "Big Sky Country".
Submitted by: Julian
| "City of New Orleans"
The Lyrics: Riding on the City of New Orleans, Illinois Central, Monday morning rail (later) All along the southbound odyssey, the train pulls out of Kankakee (later) Nighttime on the City of New Orleans, changing cars in Memphis, Tennessee Halfway home and we'll be there by morning, through the Mississippi darkness, rolling down to the sea
Why: All of these lyrics are about the City of New Orleans, a train that goes from Chicago, Illinois to New Orleans, Louisiana; and the various stops on the journey: Kankakee is a city just south of Chicago, Memphis is about halfway, and the journey would have to pass through some part of Mississippi.
Submitted by: Julian
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"Rocky Mountain High"
The Lyrics: Talk to God and listen to the casual reply.
Why: Talk too odd and glisten to the casual reply.
Submitted by: Linda Radnil
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