Show Notes
This episode is about pairs of songs that have the same title but are totally different (i.e. not covers or alternate versions of the same song). There are more examples than could be included in one episode, so maybe a part 2 is in the future! Speaking of the future - this is the last episode of season 1! I'll return with more after a 6-ish week hiatus.
Songs discussed in this episode: The Beatles - Come Together (1969) Spiritualized - Come Together (1997) Betty Chung - Bang Bang / 你怎能瞞過我 (1968) Dizzy Gillespie - Bang Bang (1966) Velvet Underground - Sunday Morning (1967) Margo Guryan - Sunday Morning (1968) R. Stevie Moore - Why Should I Love You (1986) Kate Bush - Why Should I Love You? (1993) Prince - Bambi (1979) Tokyo Police Club - Bambi (2010) Jacco Gardner - Face to Face (2015) Daft Punk - Face to Face (2001)
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I'm joined for this episode by my close friend Kate Riley! We each contributed songs whose lyrics strike us as very funny and don't seem to be a joke on purpose (i.e. unintentionally funny). Send us your picks for songs on this theme! Buy Kate's amazing debut novel "Ruth", out 8/19/25!
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