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A spoonerism occurs when the first letters or syllables of two or more words get swapped. The term spoonerism is named in honor of the Reverend William Archibald Spooner whose students used to write down all the instances of spoonerisms that he made. This page focuses on spoonerisms in song titles.

The 20 most recent entries are listed below. There are 446 entries in this section.

"Hearst Fad Babbit," Vanessa Hudgens originally "First Bad Habit"
Veronica Krumpfelhagen
"First Had Babbit," Vanessa Hudgens originally "First Bad Habit"
Veronica Krumpfelhagen
"Caper Putt," Vanessa Hudgens originally "Paper Cut"
Veronica Krumpfelhagen
"Whatever Happened to Pie Mart?," Cast of 'Monty Python's Spamalot' originally "Whatever Happened to My Part?"
Raphael
"Ratfish Blues," Jimi Hendrix originally "Catfish Blues"
Ratfish (aka Chimaera), vaguely related to sharks.
Melanie Bianca Green
"Batfish Clues," Jimi Hendrix originally "Catfish Blues"
I have no clue as to what a batfish would be.
Thessaly Danes
"Wife's Hail Ray To Leaven," Patsy Cline originally "Life's Railway To Heaven"
Thessaly Danes
"The Tenor Wakes It All," ABBA originally "The Winner Takes It All"
Naomi Swanson
"Gown Bride Earl," Van Morrison originally "Brown Eyed Girl"
Regina Haniger
"I Rue The Dock," Tim Curry originally "I Do The Rock"
Tiffany Furlong
"Rip A Scope," Jimmy Dean originally "Skip A Rope"
Trina Lufkin
"," originally ""
"Come and Let Your Glove," Redbone originally "Come and Get Your Love"
Let your glove do what?
hamburger456
"Bell Lent Whore Feather," Judas Priest originally "Hell Bent For Leather"
Alanis More Upset
"Hell Bent Lore Feather," Judas Priest originally "Hell Bent For Leather"
Raphael
"Bell Lent For Heather," Judas Priest originally "Hell Bent For Leather"
Gretchen Wieners
"Love Setters In The Land," Pat Boone originally "Love Letters In The Sand"
Setters, as in certain dog breeds?
Lydia Helton
"Age In Readin'," Ultravox originally "Rage In Eden"
Lydia Helton
"A Socket Full Of Pun Rise," Natasha Bedingfield originally "A Pocketful Of Sunrise"
Peggy Pollock
"Nat You Weed," INXS originally "What You Need"
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Mickey D.

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