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.
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"Rolled Gush Kid," George Ezra originally
"Gold Rush Kid" Nicole Velocin
"Lame Bit On Me," George Ezra originally
"Blame It On Me" Nicole Velocin
"Nope Dose," Weezer originally
"Dope Nose" Opie M.
"Ride a Sleigh," Oasis originally
"Slide Away" It’s almost December, so I had to do this!
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"Lined in Blights," The Weeknd originally
"Blinding Lights" BrilliantJ8
"Mace Felt," Rita Ora originally
"Facemelt" Dana Thompkins
"Fouse On Hire," Mimi Webb originally
"House On Fire" Dongquan
"Jeer Don," Teach-In originally
"Dear John" Rose Cathcart
"Get Her Low," Passenger originally
"Let Her Go" Joe Cocker Spaniel
"Tea Talks Shoo Angels," Black Crowes originally
"She Talks To Angels" Ain't that bizarre?
Joe Cocker Spaniel
"What I Really Sent To Mae," Cyndi Thomson originally
"What I Really Meant To Say" George Straitjacket
"For Birds Reckon We Bound," Adrianne Lenker originally
"Forwards Beckon Rebound" Francesca Burleson
"Forwards Reckon Bee Bound," Adrianne Lenker originally
"Forwards Beckon Rebound" Francesca Burleson
"Frayin' Poor Daylight," Rascal Flatts originally
"Prayin' For Daylight" Faith Spencer
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