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Fun Music Information -> Three Stooges
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Remove a Letter From a Song Title:
"Singin' The Alphabet" originally "Swingin' The Alphabet"
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Song Parody Lyrics:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "Niagara Falls (aka Slowly I Turned)" | "Mitt Romney Falls" | Robert D. Arndt Jr. |
Funniest Song Lyrics:
"Swingin' The Alphabet"
The Funny Lyrics: D-I-dickey-di
Why They're Funny: I always thought the "dickey" part sounded funny.
Submitted by: Mr. Critic
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Nonsensical Song Lyrics:
"Swingin' The Alphabet"
The Nonsensical Lyrics: C-A, say
[later] G-A, jay Why They're Nonsensical: In each verse of this song, they take a consonant (from the first half of the alphabet) and pair it up with the vowels, one at a time, clustering the consonant with a long vowel sound each time. When the letter 'C' is followed by an 'A', it is supposed to be pronounced "kay", not "say"; this is because the "hard" sound is used before A, O, and U; not the "soft" sound (which is how the letters 'C' and 'G' themselves are pronounced). The same is true with the letter 'G'; why didn't they sing it "G-A, gay"? (On that note, the word gay meant "happy" back then, so they could have used it with no trouble.) Also, while "ce-" and "ci-" are almost always pronounced with a soft sound (the single exception being the word "Celtic"), "ge-" and "gi-" can be pronounced with a hard or soft sound, depending on the word and/or language....and "ga-", "go-", and "gu-" are ALWAYS pronounced with a hard sound.
Submitted by: Mr. Critic
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Songs That Open With Their Titles:
"Swingin' The Alphabet"
Opening Lines: "And now, youngsters, this is Swingin' The Alphabet"
Comments: This was spoken by Moe.
Submitted by: Frank Hotdog
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