I love songwriting. Here are a few of my titles that didn’t quite make it.

         “Bummer of a birthmark, Hal.”

 

Can you name the original titles

and the groups/people who sang them?

Tea for Three or Tea for One

“Tea for Two.” Doris Day

On the good ship Lolly Bang

“On the Good Ship Lollipop.”
Song by Shirley Temple

Route 65

“Route 66”
Song by The Rolling Stones / Chuck Berry

York, York, a wonderful Northern town

Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra film. “On the town.”

 

Monte Carlo or Bosom

“Monte Carlo or Bust” film, 1969.

 

I did it any old way or I did it anyway.

Frank Sinatra,” I did it my way.”

 

Rock around the Dock

“Rock Around the Clock” by Bill Haley and the Comets.

 

Careless shouts

“Careless Whisper” George Michael.

 

Bohemian Rap said he

Queen “Bohemian Rhapsody.”

 

Hey Dude

The Beatles, Paul McCartney, “Hey Jude”.

 

Like A Rolling Bone

“Like a Rolling Stone”, Bob Dylan.

 

I Can’t Get No Liquefaction

The Rolling Stones “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction.”

 

Swells like Teen Spirit

Nivarna, “Smells Like Teen Spirit”.

 

Stairway to Devon

Led Zep “Stairway to Heaven.”

 

Wife on Mars?

“Life on Mars” David Bowie.

 

Be my Foetus

“Be My Baby” by The Ronettes.

 

Bridge over bubbled Water

Simon and Garfunkel, “Bridge Over Troubled Water.”

 

Purple Daze

Prince “Purple Haze”

 

Stand next to me

“Stand by me.” Ben E. King.

 

Papa’s got a brand-new sack

“Papa’s got a brand new bag.” James Brown.

 

Sultanas of swing

“Sultan’s of Swing.” Dire Straits.

 

Prancing in the street

“Dancing in the Street” song by Mamas and Papas / Mike Jaggar and David Bowie.

 

When Pigeons Cry

“When Doves Cry” by Prince.

 

Tommy B Good

“Johnny B Goode.” by Chuck Berry.

 

Born to be tame

“Born to be wild.” Stepphenwolf.

 

Scarborough’s Vegan Herbal Shop

Scarborough Fair (Simon and Garfunkel)

(Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme)

 

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Translate the Text: Übersetzen:

Susann, Andreas, Nadine, Heike, Reiner und Simone.

Animals:

Eating like…!

Essen and fressen both mean to eat, but they’re not the same!

Fressen is for animals, so using fressen with a person shows you think they eat like an animal.

Der Hund frisst Brot.

​ The dog eats bread. ​

Der Mann isst Brot.

​ The man eats bread. ​

Der Mann frisst Brot.

​The man eats bread (like an animal).​

Frankenwords

German is famous for long words! You can make these words by putting nouns together, like how Frankenstein put his monster together!

das Haus

das Tier

das Haustier

die Orange

der Saft

der Orangensaft

The gender is always whatever gender the last word in the combo‑word is!

Pfft

Let’s look at some more German sounds!

Pferd, Apfel as in “capful”

Vogel, verstehen as in “fun”

Wasser, Wein as in “van”.

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Wit, Wit, Wit Business examples:

Witz, Witz, Witz Geschäftsbeispiele:

“If you can’t find it in the index, look very carefully through the entire catalogue.”

Quote by Sears Roebuck.

 

Quote of the week: Zitat der Woche:

Time is what the clock says.

Quote by Albert Einstein

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