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• Morrison fulfilled that obligation by recording thirty-six nonsense songs in a single session.
• Sandler dresses as a gondolier, plays the ukulele and sings stupid little nonsense songs in an irritating falsetto.
• Dee wrote the words to a nonsense song that went to number 1 in 1945 called " Chickery Chick ".
• Although intended as a nonsense song for children, " Yellow Submarine " received various social and political interpretations at the time.
• He was a virtuoso, all right _ a composer of astonishing range, from the spirited nonsense songs ( " Oh!
• Chaplin's version is also known as " The Nonsense Song ", as his character sings it in gibberish.
• Sadly, he was put in the control group and listened to what was said as'nonsense songs'instead of Mozart.
• Several episodes featured a " crimp "; a humorous " a cappella " nonsense song sung by Fielding and Barratt.
• The lampooning of Broadway musicals in general and " Into the Woods " in particular with a nonsense song about tree cutting.
• At one time Eurovision Song Contest was a fertile ground for nonsense songs-or what seemed in English to be nonsense, so you could explore that section.
• Once a big, hearty soldier, Bien is now an emaciated wreck who hurls himself at barbed wire and concrete walls, and sings sad nonsense songs to himself.
• The Oscar-winning " Pocahontas " team of composer Alan Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz tried to contrast Hugo's grimmer themes with upbeat nonsense songs.
• The spot featured Honey Monster and his housemate sitting at their breakfast table, singing a nonsense song about Sugar Puffs, in the crimping " songs in their television series.
• This is in keeping with the jollity of the music, including as it does nonsense songs, exuberant dance, general bawdiness and the grand false start to Princess Royal.
• The second disc contains the notorious " Contractual Obligation " session & ndash; thirty-one improvised nonsense songs Morrison recorded in order to fulfill his contract with Bang Records.
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• Severinsen often cried " key of E ", his signal for the band to strike up a western theme, whereupon he would enthusiastically sing a country music-flavored nonsense song.
• The band chose the name Ser?Gir醤 . " Ser?Gir醤 " was a combination of meaningless words Charly had invented as part of an eponymous nonsense song he wrote in S鉶 Paulo.
• That song was based on a 1919 vaudeville skit by Harlem comic John Mason, so, as Griffin puts it, " this is a nonsense song based on a nonsense song ".
• That song was based on a 1919 vaudeville skit by Harlem comic John Mason, so, as Griffin puts it, " this is a nonsense song based on a nonsense song ".