K-K-K-Katy (1918) - YouTube K-K-K-Katy (1918) Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Jul 26, 2016 A stammering love song sung by soldiers and sailors of WW1. words and music by Geoffrey O'Hara published Leo. Feist Inc., New York City sung by sheet music singer Fred Feild piano according to the sheet music tempo = 110 bpm, moderato 1.

Jimmy was a soldier brave and bold Katy was a maid with hair of gold Like an act of fate, Kate was standing at the gate Watching all the boys on dress parade Jimmy with the girls was just a gawk Stuttered every time he tried to talk Still that night at eight, he was there at Katy's gate Stuttering to her this love sick cry Chorus: You're the only g-g-g-girl that I adore When the m-m-m-moon shines, over the cowshed I'll be waiting at the k-k-k-kitchen door 2. No one ever looked so nice and neat No one could be just as cute and sweet That's what Jimmy thought, when the wedding ring he bought Now he's off to France the foe to meet Jimmy thought he'd like to take a chance See if he could make the Kaiser dance Stepping to a tune, all about the silvery moon This is what they hear in far off France This light-hearted novelty song was written in Canada by a U.S. Army song leader. When the composer's sister got married, the sister of the groom inspired this song. Her name was Katherine "Katy" Craig Richardson. No one knows how the stuttering got into the song.

It is an incidental feature included for comedy effect. The piano notes stutter, too, in the form of triplets. It was very popular during both World Wars as a good-bye song. --------------------------------------------- More songs: Youtube sheet music singer Category K-K-K-Katy (1918) – Sheet Music Singer A stammering love song sung by soldiers and sailors of WW1. words and music by Geoffrey O’Hara published Leo. Feist Inc., New York City sung by sheet music singer Fred Feild piano according to the sheet music tempo = 110 bpm, moderato 1. Jimmy was a soldier brave and bold Katy was a maid with hair of gold Like an act of fate, Kate was standing at the gate Watching all the boys on dress parade Jimmy with the girls was just a gawk Stuttered every time he tried to talk Still that night at eight, he was there at Katy’s gate Stuttering to her this love sick cry Chorus: You’re the only g-g-g-girl that I adore When the m-m-m-moon shines, over the cowshed I’ll be waiting at the k-k-k-kitchen door 2.

No one ever looked so nice and neat No one could be just as cute and sweet That’s what Jimmy thought, when the wedding ring he bought Now he’s off to France the foe to meet Jimmy thought he’d like to take a chance See if he could make the Kaiser dance Stepping to a tune, all about the silvery moon This is what they hear in far off France This light-hearted novelty song was written in Canada by a U.S. Army song leader. When the composer’s sister got married, the sister of the groom inspired this song. Her name was Katherine “Katy” Craig Richardson. No one knows how the stuttering got into the song. It is an incidental feature included for comedy effect. The piano notes stutter, too, in the form of triplets. It was very popular during both World Wars as a good-bye song. ——————————————— stuttering songs Stuttering Songs From time to time people ask about stuttering in literature, films, and music. Below is the beginning of a collection of songs about stuttering. If anyone knows of any others, please send them to Judy Kuster Listen to "I'm the Scatman" (included here with the permission of Judy Larkin).

an MP3 audio file (6 MG) of Scatman's performance of the selection below. A song about his stuttering by Jason Gray. From his CD, The Singer and The Song, by Jason Gay, available through Now and Then Records A song written by the musical staff at Camp Our Time and inspired by the campers. Words and pictures also available.

Stuttering by Ben's Brothers Lyrics sent by Piet Steen: It's been, it's been, it's been, it's been su-su-such a long time, long time, long time since anybody touched me, touched me, touched me the way that you touch me So if I stutter, stutter, stutter and I feel so so so unsexy so maybe I'll just keep my mouth shut at least until you kiss me [Chorus:] Cause only you can stop this stut-stut-stut-stuttering Kiss me again And ease my su-su su-su su-su s-su-s-suffering [Verse 2:] it's so it's so sy-sy-symbolic of everything Everything that's wrong with me and you So tell me what I'm supposed to do Oh it's been ages since we've been really honest but I can make ch-ch-ch-changes if you really want this [Chorus] Cause only you can stop this stut-stut-stut-stuttering Kiss me again And ease my su-su su-su su-su s-su-s-suffering Kiss me again Cause only you can stop this stut-stut-stut-stut-stuttering Kiss me again Little Effin Annie by Joe Perkins From a Lo

oney Tune record.

The entire record can be freely downloaded from here Stuttering Song (mp3) A song originally from the 1800's Undoubtedly the best known song about stuttering is "K-K-K-Katy," from Songs of World War I, by Billy Murray, 1917. Dr. W.F.Rannie shares some interesting historical information about the composer and about his grandmother, Katherine Gertrude Craig Richardson , the actual Katy this song was written about.). An mp3 audio file of K-K-K-Katy performed by Billy Murray is online. Help solve a mystery On June 1, 2015, Jeanine Dumas Fetterly wrote "I believe the woman who posed for the picture on the cover of the sheet music was my grandmother, Jeanette Dumas. Mimi, her nickname, always said she was on the cover of some sheet music. When she died 30 years ago I inherited a copy of the sheet music K-K-K-Katy. I found it recently. I can't imagine why she would have kept it all these years if the picture was not her.

But for myself, my children and my grandchildren, I'd like to know if anyone could verify this - or prove or claim that it was of someone else. Mimi spent time in NYC about the time the song was written and had a large circle of artistic friends. Does anyone know who the artist was who did the cover painting? Below is a photo of the music cover and of my grandmother." Contact: Jeanine Dumas Fetterly, jfetterly@sbcglobal.net, 510-654-6484 - Oakland, CA K-K-K-Katy Jimmy was a soldier brave and bold, Katy was a maid with hair of gold, Like an act of fate, Kate was standing at the gate, Watching all the boys on dress parade, Jimmy with the girls was just a gawk, Stuttered ev'ry time he tried to talk, Still that night at eight, He was there at Katy's gate, Stuttering to her this love sick cry. K-K-K-Katy, beautiful Katy, You're the only g-g-g-girl that I adore; When the m-m-m-moon shines, I'll be waiting at the k-k-k-kitchen door.

No one ever looked so nice and neat, No one could be just as cute and sweet, That's what Jimmy thought, When the wedding ring he bought, Now he's off to France the foe to meet. Jimmy thought he'd like to take a chance, See if he could make the Kaiser dance, Stepping to a tune, All about the silv'ry moon, This is what they hear in far off France. K-K-K-Katy, beautiful Katy, You're the only g-g-g-girl that I adore; When the m-m-m-moon shines, Over the cowshed, I'll be waiting at the k-k-k-kitchen door. The Daughter of K-K-K Katy Loves a Nephew of Uncle Sam by Frank Crumit and others Oh Helen Ray Chandos and Mike Murray wrote about that this song written by Chas. R. McCarron and Carey Morgan, 1918.

Willie Meet, tho' good at grammar, When he'd speak, he'd always stammer And when he tried, He'd call on a girl named Helen, Most ev'ry day He'd start signin' like a dyin' calf and then he'd say: Oh H-H-Hel Oh Helen please be mine Your f-f-feat I swear I will be true Oh D-D-Dam Oh Damsel I love you Helen's daddy knocked him silly Ripping mad, he went for Willy Thought him profane But when Willy Meek explained it It was all right Now her father doesn't bother When he says each night: Oh H-H-Hel Oh Helen please be mine You s-s-simp You muddle me it's true Oh D-D-Dam Oh Damsel I love you Stuttering Jasper Stuttering Jasper was written by Robt. Cohn. New York, NY: F.A. Mills, Music Publisher, 1899. ( It was considered cakewalk music, "an important and likely necessary precursor in the late 1800's to the development of classic ragtime piano music.

Although cakewalks and ragtime piano are technically distinct styles of music, they are often lumped together due to their similarities in origin and influences. . . . the cakewalk as a distinct music and dance style had its formal beginning in the 1870's and reached its peak of popularity at the end of the 19th century and early 20th century. Unlike classic piano ragtime, cakewalk music was meant to be danced to and often performed by a small orchestra or band. Although cakewalks were generally lightly syncopated, their melodies and harmonies were generally not as sophisticated as those found later in the classic rags of Joplin, Scott and Lamb." ( Billy Budd Billy Budd by Benjamin Britten , is an opera based on Hermann Melville's novel by the same name. The main character, Billy, stutters. You Tell Her I Stutter The words to "You Tell Her I Stutter" were written by Billy Rose and the music was written by Cliff Friend and recorded by Billy Murray. The song is about a young man who wants to propose, but asks the girl's brother to do it for him because he stutters.

It was Friend's first "hit" and was recorded in 1922. The lyrics to the song were sent by Jeff Shames. Mickey Bo wrote that the song was updated in 1956 by rockabilly artist Jimmy Lee Prow on the King label and is available online. Updated versions by The New Happiness (1966) and Homer & Jethro are both are truer to the original than the 1956 rockabilly version.

Bill McCloskey was a husky healthy, handsome lad; And McCloskey had a pretty little girl by the name of Pearl But McCloskey, big and husky, stuttered very bad So when he wanted her to marry him, He told her brother Jim Chorus You, you, you, you, you, you tell her "Cause i, i, i, i, i, i stutter and O, o, o, o, always get in dutch, She, she, she, she, she, she ought to know, I've a bun, bun, bun, bun, bungalow, WHere we two can raise a little "Eefff offf Eeff-a-soff-a-Loff-a" Help, help, help, help, help, a feller, And go, go, go, go, go and tell her I've boo, boo, boo, boo, bought the ring and such, I'm thinking Ow! wow! wow! wow! of her 'cause I Low! wo! wo! wo! love her So you, you tell her, oh you, you tell her 'cause I, I, stutter too much.

Her big brother told his mother what McCloskey said, She said "Go ahead," And so he telephoned to McCloskey's home Billy grabbed a taxicab right to his sweetie's door, He saw the family upon the porch, And started into roar: You, you, you, you, you, you, tell her "Cause I, I, I, I, I, I stutter and Some, some, some, some day I'll get in dutch, When, when, when I hear the parson say, Will you hon, hon, honor and obey? I'm afraid that I will answer "Eepp-eipp Gimmee a piece of peipp" When I'm in her poo, poo parlor, I ki, ki, cough and sneeze and hooer my tu, tu, tongue, and tonsils seems to touch, And when I foo, foo, fool around her, I'm a foo foo fraid I'll drawn her So you you tell her, oh, you, you tell her 'cause I, I, stutter too much. The Stuttering Lovers An Irish song about a couple of teenagers who were supposed to be minding a flock of geese.

The one who stutters is the narrator, not the lovers. The tune is probably in almost any printed collection of Irish music-hall songs, and The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem recorded it. LH on Stutt-X, March 18, 1997 A wee bit over the lee my boys A wee bit over the green The birds went into the poor man's corn, I fear they'll never be se-se-se-se-seen again I fear they'll never be seen. Now up comes a bonny wee lass And she was one so fair, And she went into the poor man's corn To see if the birds were the-the-the-the-there my boys to see if the birds were there. And up comes a bony young lad And he was handsome and strong, And he went into the poor man's corn To see where the birds had go-go-go-go-gone, my boys To see where the birds had gone.

He kissed her once and he kissed her twice And he kissed her under the chin, "You mustn't be kissin' this bonny wee lass, I fear it is a si-si-si-si-sin," she says, "I fear it is a sin!" Then up comes the poor old man, and he was all tattered and torn, "If that's the way of mindin' the birds, I'll do it meself in the mo-mo-mo-mo-morn," he says I'll do it meself in the morn!" Little Willy Vicki Schutter writes: Did you ever have to sing a song called "Little Willy" when you were in elementary school? I did, and it went something like this: "My n-n-n-n-name is Little Willy, and I-I-I-I-I am only three. Some p-p-p-p-people say I stutter, and n-n-n-n-no one cares for me. My m-m-m-m-mama used to stutter, when she m-m-m-m-married papa, too.

It t-t-t-t-took three days to marry, because the p-p-p-p-preacher stuttered, too." Another version of this song was sent by Birdie Loughmiller (personal correspondence - dec 21, 2003) who said, "My mom sang a stutter song to me when I was a kid in the 60's It goes: My nnname is Sssssally sstutter, I llllive on stutter street, They ssssay that I stutter, cause nnnnno one cares for me. My mmmmommmom sshe got mmmarried, My ddddadddady got mmmarried ttoo' It ttttooottotook sssssix wwweeks ffor the wwwwedding because the ppppppreppprepreacher stuttered too! The following two songs were found in the searchable index of the Digital Tradition Folk Song Database The Stutterer There once was a man from Calcutta, Who had an unfortunate stutter. He-e said pa pa pa pa ple-ase pass the cha cha cha cha cha cheese And the bu bu bu bu bu . . . bu bu butter.

Ballybay In the town of Ballybay, there was a lassie dwellin' I knew her very well, and her story's worth-a-tellin'. Her father kept a still, and he was a good distiller, But when she took to the drinkin' what the devil wouldn't fill 'er. Wish me ring-a-ding-a-dong, a-ring-a-ding-a-derrio, A-ring-a-ding-a-dong, whack fol' the derrio. And she said she couldn't dance, unless she had her welly on, But when she had it on, she could dance as well as anyone. She wouldn't go to bed, unless she had her shimmy on, But when she had it on, she would go to bed with anyone. Chorus (Wish me ring...) Well she had a wooden leg, it was hollow down the middle, And she used to tie a string on it and play it like a fiddle. She fiddled in the hall, she fiddled in the alleyway, She didn't give a damn, she had to fiddle anyway.

Chorus She had lovers by the score, every Tom and Dick and Harry, She was courted night and day, but still she wouldn't marry. And then she fell in love with a fella with a stammer, When he tried to run away, she hit him with a hammer. Chorus They had children by the score, they had children by the byer, And another ten or twelve sittin' growin' by the fire. She fed 'em on potatas and on soup she made from nettles, And on lumps of hairy bacon that she boiled up in the kettle. Chorus So she led a sheltered life, eatin' porridge and black puddin' And she terrorized her man, until he died right sudden. And when her fella died, she was feelin' kinda sorry, So she rolled him in a sheet, and she threw him in the quarry.

Chorus Ugliest Girl In The World by Bob Dylan Well, the woman that I love, she's got a hook in her nose Her eyebrows meet, she wears second-hand clothes She speaks with a stutter and she walks with a hop Don't know why I love her, but I just can't stop You know I love her, yeah I love her I'm in love with the ugliest girl in the world If I ever lose her I'll go insane I go half crazy when she call's my name She says ba..ba..baby I lo..lo..love you There ain't nothing in the world that I wouldn't do You know I love her, yeah I love her I'm in love with the ugliest girl in the world The woman that I love she got two flat feet Her knees knock together walking down the street She cracks her knuckles and she snores in bed She ain't much too look at, but like I said I love her, yeah I love her I'm in love with the ugliest girl in the world I don't mean to say that she got nothing going She's got a weird sense of humor that's all her own When I get low she sets me on my feet Got a five inch smile, but her breath is sweet

 You know I love her, yeah I love her I'm in love with the ugliest girl in the world The woman that I love, she's got a hook in her nose Her eyebrows meet, she wears second-hand clothes She speaks with a stutter and she walks with a hop Don't know why I love her, but I just can't stop I know I love her, yeah I love her I'm in love with the ugliest girl in the world Stuttering Blues by the Five Scamps Bill Fabian's Real Audio Page for People Who Stutter includes an audio clip from "Stuttering Blues" by the Five Scamps, recorded for Okeh records in 1951, and never released.

I was able to open "Stuttering Blues" with Real Player Plus on my Macintosh. It is also available on Microsoft Media Player.

Transcribed Lyrics for Stuttering Blues, from Maura Alia Bramkamp Yes I'm a stut-stut-stutterin' man And I can't ta-ta-ta-talk worth a damn And I can't ta-ta-ta-talk worth a damn Sometimes I wanta cry cry Sometimes I wanta die Yes, my fr-fr-friends all laugh at me And they don' don't even have a friendly Yea-Yea-Yea-Yes my fr-friends all laugh at me And they don't even have a friendly word They say I'm the no no talkinest man that they have ever heard When I walk up the str-street I tip tip my hat to speak I can't even say a thing and that's when I begin to sing: I'm a stut-stut-stut-stutterin' man And I can't talk worth a damn Sometimes I wanta cry Were stealin- jus-just the other night Before I could tell the cop Them cats had run clean outta sight I'm a stut-stut-stutterin man And I can't ta-ta-ta-talk worth a damn But that is one thing I can say And that is Muscatel Wine "Stutter Rap (No

 sleep till bedtime)" by Morris Minor & the Majors Mitch from Michigan sent the lyrics of this song and reports that "Stutter Rap was a hilarious spoof of the Beastie Boys' 'No sleep till Brooklyn, except it's all about stuttering.

This trio released the song in the late 80s and was quite popular in the UK at the time." Bedtime boys! Now hey there people, won't you lend an ear? 'cause I've a story to tell and I'm telling it here I was born in a town in the great UK From a baby to a boy to a man today And I'm a musical man, and I'm a man of verse But I've got a little problem and it's getting worse Well my life was so well planned Survivin' and a-jivin' in a f-f-funk band 'cause rappin', it's my, bread and butter But it's hard to rap when you're born with a st-st-st, st, st-st, st, st-t, st-t, stutter!

Well no-one's ever seen what I mean From the age of n-n-n-n-n-n-thirteen We've all been caught in a m-m-mouth trap So join with us and do the st-st-st-st-st-st-st-stutter rap Well it was '82 when I joined the boys And I was hip, and I was cool, but now I've lost my poise The kids, our fans, are starting to doubt When you open your mouth and nothing comes out And it breaks my heart that we're not on the chart 'cause the record's nearly over when the vocals start And I'm down and out, and I'm down on my luck And I'm livin' on my own and I'm dying for a fr-riend to say "You're great!" But I'm under the hammer 'cause all I seem to do is s-s-s-st- Come on man! Well no-one's ever seen what I mean From the age of n-n-n-n-n-n-thirteen We've all been caught in a m-m-mouth trap So join with us and do the st-st-st-st-st-st-st-stutter rap Neighbours Who wants to be covered with spray?

Talkin' to me for more than an hour Is equivalent to an April shower It's tough! Tough! Tougher than tough! It's worse than Benny Hill and that's bad enough! Something must be wrong with your vocal technique When the twelve inch mix goes on for a week I was rappin' in my club the other night When nothin' I said was comin' out right The crowd got angry, and this one man He was gonna throw a bottle He was gonna chuck a can, chuck a can, chuck it, chuck it, chuck it, chuck it Well no-one's ever seen what I mean From the age of n-n-n-n-n-n-thirteen We've all been caught in a m-m-mouth trap So join with us and do the st-st-st-st-st-st-st-stutter rap N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-NO, NEED, FOR SHOUTING! Well, you'll wake Mr Whittaker at number thirty-two Besides, it's not very good for the voice (An amplifier or similar shorts out) Uuhhh! That's a bit harsh isn't it? NO, SLEEP, 'TIL BEDTIME!

Talking of which it's ten-thirty already! Is it? Ooooh! What time do they stay up 'til in America? (I mean) Oh, very late. Sometimes quarter to eleven (Ahhhh) Well actually I've heard in New York they sometimes even stay up 'til midnight No! No wonder they do all that shouting (I mean) Yes, they must be very snappy and irritable That's right Do you know, I heard a story that those Toastie Boys stayed up 'til quarter past twelve! Really? Well that's just silly! They're just gonna get burnt out Burnt out! Well no-one's ever seen what I mean From the age of n-n-n-n-n-n-thirteen We've all been caught in a m-m-mouth trap So join with us and do the st-st-st-st-st-st-st-stutter rap Well no-one's ever seen what I mean From the age of n-n-n-n-n-n-thirteen We've all been caught in a m-m-mouth trap So join with us and do the st-st-st-st-st-st-st-stutter rap Well no-one's ever seen what I mean From the age of n-n-n-n-n-n-thirteen...

(Fades out) Artist: Joe Album(s): My Name is Joe Baby don't go, baby don't go, baby don't go. Talk to me, tell me, where you were (late last night), You told me, with yer friends, hanging out (late last night) , You lying, cuz you stuttering, now where were you (late last night), Stop lying to me, cuz you're ticking me off, see you're ticking me off, oh girl. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I called you, on your cell phone, no answer (tell me why). So I paged you, on your two-way, still no response (tell me why). I took care of you, I loved you, and you played me (tell me why).

Stop lying to me about where you been, Cuz you're ticking me off, ticking me off. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. It's funny to me, when you lie to me, You start stuttering, tripping, I caught you, baby. It's funny to me, when you lie to me, You start stuttering, tripping, I caught you, baby. I smell cologne, damn it's strong, How'd you get it on (I'm not done). He messed up your hair, makeup's everywhere. Oh yeah, (I'm not done). Girl you're crying cuz you're lying to my face (I'm not done). Stop lying, about sentiment, Cuz you're ticking me off.

I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. Why did I? You should know by now. I gotta know baby, I just can't keep going on girl. Oh, get on baby, no love from you. I hear you lying, I hear you, Stuttering, stuttering, stuttering, stuttering, stutter, stuttering. Oh girl, you should leave me alone, Get the hell on. Boom! Shake the Room! William McGee, Jr. added in Stutt-l, May 12, 1999, "What about Will Smith's "Boom! Shake the Room!" off 1993's_Code Red_album by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (their last album before Smith went solo)?

If you haven't heard it, Smith raps and stutters at the same time. Part of one verse of that song goes here I go the the f-f-f-f-fresh p-p-p-prince is who I am so tell my mother that I never wrote a whack jam but some times I get n-nervous and start to stutter and I f-fumble every word for word I utter so I just try to ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-chill but it gets worse-a but worse-a but-but-but worse still I need the c-c-c-crowd to k-k-k-kick it to me they help me calm down and I can get through it so higher higher get ya hands to the ceiling let it go y'all don't fight the feeling Every Friday night I have a place to go I have a date with Lucky just to talk you know I've been stuttering ever since I was a little kid Only 3 years old and still I learned to deal with it Do do do do do you know That stuttering is okay You can go on all day!

(You you you don't have to be afraid!) Most people think that it's so embarrassing But it is not, to me it is a normal thing I dare to dare the things I never did before We have lots of fun I can tell you that for sure Do do do do do you know That stuttering is okay You can go on all day! (You you you don't have to be afraid!) When you start to stutter do not panic Even if you're talking to that pretty chick Take your time and do it just the way you can. Even if you thought it wouldn't go, "oh man!" Do do do do do you know That stuttering is okay You can go on all day! (You you you don't have to be afraid!) J. David Williams contributed the following song composed by Win Frear, a member of the U. of Iowa Demosthenator Club in 1945-46. "It is sung to the tune of "Bless 'Em All", the popular WW-II military ditty. Win's husband was a paratrooper in Italy, and returned to the USA in late 1945.

Win was scared that when her husband returned he would probably want a divorce because he intended to stay in the military and would not want a stuttering wife because it would hurt his career as an officer (!). Suffice to say that when he returned to the States, he just laughed at Win's fears, and they stayed happily married." SONG OF THE DEMOSTHENATORS Bless "em all, bless 'em all The long and the short and the tall; We never stutter, we de-mos-then-ate, People who listen will just have to wait--- 'Cause we've got lots to say after all, And all of us are on the ball. We'll all stick together In all kinds of weather--- So cheer up, my lads, bless 'em all! Two of the songs from a new CD of music, Time2Talk, designed to to raise awareness of stammering are freely available online The songs are part of a CD which was produced by children and adults who stammer. The lyrics to all of the songs on the CD are also freely available.

The entire CD is available for purchase from the British Stammering Association Billy Joel - Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) Lyric below are from Anthony works in the grocery store Savin' his pennies for someday Mama Leone left a note on the door, She said, "Sonny, move out to the country." Workin' too hard can give you A heart attackackackackackack You oughta know by now Who needs a house out in Hackensack? Is that all you get for your money? And it seems such a waste of time If that's what it's all about Mama, If that's movin' up then I'm movin' out. Mmm, I'm movin' out.

Ooh-hoo, uh-huh, mmmm Sergeant O'Leary is walkin' the beat At night he becomes a bartender He works at Mister Cacciatore's down On Sullivan Street Across from the medical center Yeah and he's tradin' in his Chevy for a Cadillacacacacacacacac You oughta know by now And if he can't drive With a broken back At least he can polish the fenders And It seems such a waste of time If that's what it's all about Mama, If that's movin' up then I'm movin' out. Mmm, I'm movin' out. Ooh-hoo, uh-huh, mmmm You should never argue with a crazy mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mind You oughta know by now You can pay Uncle Sam with the overtime Is that all you get for your money? And if that's what you have in mind yeah if that's what you're all about Good luck movin' up 'cause I'm movin' out. Mmm, I'm movin' out. Ooh-hoo, uh-huh, mmmm I'm movin' out...

Lyrics to Jazmine Sullivan's song, Stuttering This has got to be a first And I'm tryna find the reason why I'm Stu- stu- stu- stuttering I'm at a place I've never been And there's got to be a reason why I'm Stu- stu- stu- stuttering Every time you look my way Something in me feels so strange And I'm starting to think you are why I'm Stu- stu- stuttering I said hel, hel, hel, hello And my, my, my, my, my name is And it's so frustrating 'cause I don't wanna let you down My mind is racing, but it won't come out Can't believe that I can't talk But it's not my fault 'Cause there's something that you do that's got me Stu- stu- stu- stuttering There's so much that I wanna say But something's getting in my way And I gotta figure out how to stop Stu- stu- stuttering I said hel, hel, hel, hello And my, my, my, my, my name is And it's so frustrating 'cause I don't wanna let you down My mind is racing, but it won't come out

 Try to breathe but I'm suffocating Just be me but it's complicated I wanna tell you who I am, where I'm from Where I go when I wanna be alone I want you to know me better Once I get my thoughts together It should be so easy to tell you how I'm feeling But I can't stop stuttering Stuttering, stuttering Stu- doo doo doo doo doo Stuttering I ain't usually lost for words This has got to be a first And I'm starting to think you are why I'm Stu- stu- stu- stuttering Jessica Sanchez performs Jazmine Sullivan's song "Stuttering" Tongue Tied by Lewis, Mark / Covay, Don / Berry, John By WANDA JACKSON (CAPITOL LP CUT, 1960) (suggested by Mickey Bo) - Lyrics from website MetroLyrics at Oh, great good golly, he thrills me so When the apple of my eye whispers in my ear I get real speechless and I act so shy And all I can say is neenie-neenie-ny I get tongue tied, ooh I get tongue tied, yeah I go, well ah-ah-ah...

What I'm tryin' to say is I love you, yeah! I met him one day at the candy shop My heart started poppin' like a popcorn pop When he walked up and said, hi sweety pie Well, all I could say is neenie-neenie-ny I get tongue tied, ooh I get tongue tied, yeah I went, well ah-ah-ah-bah... I love him so and he loves me too He's my flat top honey, stands six feet two I get an itchy twitchy feeling When he looks into my eyes But all I can say is neenie-neenie-ny I get tongue tied, ooh I get tongue tied, yeah I go... oh-wah-eh honey All I can say is neenie-neenie-ny I get tongue tied, ooh I get tongue tied, yeah I go... oh-wah-eh honey... I wanna say...

[Fade] Stuttering Papa by Buck Griffin Buck Griffin produced "classic Texas Hillbilly bop and Rockabilly (1954-1956) on Lin and M-G-M." All of his songs and bio are featured on Bopping Archive (suggested by Mickey Bo) Clark Terry does Mumbles on Legends of Jazz Mumbles Blues by Paul Bascome for Mercury records (1952) Re-released by Bobby Lewis (1952 and 1955) (suggested by Mickey Bo) (lyrics below from (suggested by Mickey Bo) I got a gal and she's so sweet She's the cutest little thing you did ever meet That's the craziest chick I ever had Aah, just one thing, she stutters like mad And she said... I took my girl for a bite to eat To the little drive-in down the street Aah, the waitress said 'How do you do?' She said 'What can I do for you?' My girl said... I got weak and asked for her hand I even bought a wedding band And though I'm not the marryin' type I said c'mon and be my wife And she said...

A good thing that she stuttered so long When she finally said 'yes', I was gone Songs that refer to stuttering There are other songs that have the word "stutter" or "stammer" in them, but stuttering is not actually part of the song itself. Rather, the word is incidental or is used as an illustration. Below are several examples send by Johnnie Nielsen from Denmark. If you care to check the lyrics, you can access them at the International Lyrics Server by typing in the title of the song. Stutter by Elastica. Gone Like The Swallows by And Also the Trees. I Will Follow You by Bed and Breakfast. Under A Mountain by Black Crowes Subterranean Experience by Ella Blame Killing Time by Anne Clark The Old Revolution by Leonard Cohen The Window by Leonard Cohen No Deeper Meaning by Culture Beat Make Love Like A Man by Def Leppard Running Through The Backbrain by Hawkwind Make It Ruff by Ice Cube Ballad Of A Well-Known Gun by Elton John Chuck E.'s In Love by Rickie Lee Jones What Time Is Love?

by Klf A Terra Firma Welcome by Legendary Pink Dots Symphony Of Tourette by Manic Street Preachers Incubus by Marillion Carrying The Banner by Alan Menken Stranger In The Mirror by Ookla The Mok Cap In Hand by Proclaimers Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden Starcrazy by Suede Introducing The Band by Suede Killing Of A Flash Boy by Suede Face Dances Part Two by Pete Townshend The Sea Refuses No River by Pete Townshend Rusted Pipe by Suzanne Vega The Punk Meets The Godfather by Who Penthouse Eyes by Zz Top "N-N-Nervous" by Ian Whitcomb (suggested by Martijn Stoffer) Stuttering Dick (and His Stuttering Sweetheart) - by Edward Meeker, 1908 Several songs with the word stutter or stammer were uncovered in AZ Lyrics . A few are referred to in the above list. Some of these lyrics are "R" rated. What is below documents that the lyrics refer to stuttering or stammer. If the reference couldn't be made without the "R" rating, it was not included. For more information about the lyrics, it is suggested you search the AZ Lyrics site.

Stutter, by Joe - "I can tell you're lying, because when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. I can tell you're lying." Put Ur Hands Up by Family Force 5 - "This is a stickup, yo, I didn't hiccup or stutter." Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Rihanna - "All you have to do is say my name. Just a stutter more like butter." Wait Until Tomorrow by John Mayer - "Hearing strange words stutter from the mixed mind of you " Myself by Ying Yang Twins - "Shorty, did I stutter?" Choices by Mudvayne - "Follow truth or stutter through a lie." Reflections by Atmosphere - "Came to take a piece and make you stutter when you breathe." Best Man by Jagged Edge - "Should've known when I asked a questions you couldn't even look me in my eyes no more than you start to st-st-stutter. .

." The Bomb by Ice Cube - "And still never hesitate to stutter step or bust a repetition on the mic." Make it Ruff, Make it Smooth by Ice Cube - "never ever stutter but i'm b-b-butter" Make Love Like a Man by Def Leppard - "Crazy little girl gonna stutter 'n' stammer." For You I Will by Teddy Geiger - "For you I will. Forgive me if I St-stutter." Did Ya' Understand That by Willa Ford - "Do I stutter when I speak." Yeah, Yeah, Yeah by Uncle Kracker - "I might stutter when I talk but I say what I see." No Stranger to Shame by Uncle Kracker - "and I might sway. I might stutter just a bit but that's ok." Christmas Day by Jim White - "The burden of love is the fuel of bad grammar. You stutter and stammer." Temporary Insanity by Alexz Johnson - "My confusion shows whenever you get so close. I stumble, I stutter, forget what to say.

I'm nervous." Shake by 5ive - "PPP Poor Boy start to stutter." The People by Nesian Mystik - "Instant stutter becomes a hazard to regulation." The Grunge by RZA - "Have me walk around, talkin' backward with stutter speak like tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh buh buh buh buh" Falling Apart by Zebrahead - "Stutter step through another trap set by deception." Special Delivery by G-Dep - ""I'm gutter what I utter got you timid hesitatin like I stutter Oxy moron don't be dumb." Rusted Pipe by Suzanne Vega - "Gurgle, mutter, hiss, stutter, moan the words like water." Twitch by Christina Milian - "First you lie, start to stutter. What's your problem?" Stuttering by Wild Orchid - "telling lies, y-you're stuttering. Your lies are all over I have to wonder. It's just a little. Then why do you stutter.

Don't say you're s-s-sorry." Love Your Starfish by I Mother Earth - "To hesitate, to reel and stutter in a free fall." What If by 112 - "What if you ever asked me a question and I didn't stut-stut-stutter all of the time?" Headz Up by Nappy Roots - "I ain't stutter. Getcha mind outta the gutter and pass the butter." Time and Time Again by Chronic Futue - "And if I stutter I'm sorry." They Don't Know by Spooks - "Inside a cheddar stack. I don't stutter." Special Delivery by P. Diddy - "What I utter bot you timid hesitatin like a stutter." Gutter by Shystie - "Making people shocked so they stutter." Mad Man by The Hives - "and I believe I stu stu stutter when I speak. Mad mad mad." I Can Do U by Fat Joe - "excuse if I stutter." Martyr by Shyne - "I did not stutter, you heard me this is utter, reality." Perfection by Run DMC - "I won't flop.

Stall or stutter yes I won't stop." The Old Revolution by Leonard Cohen - "Lately you've started to stutter as though you had nothing to say." Nothing Like It by Beanie Sigel - "thought that I would stutter, huh, thought I was dumb." Have My Cheese by Trick Daddy - "I might talk low but I don't stutter." American Bad Ass by Kid Rock - "And I did not stutter when I said that I'm going platinum." Thugz Cry by Bizzy Bone - "I didn't stutter but what if I lost it and came in the office." Here We Come by Timbaland and Magoo - "Stutter is what I do in trouble." The Session by The Roots - Well umm, yik yik, yak yak, chi chi chi ka SPLACK Thoughts that I stutter." Champagne From A Paper Bup by Death Cab for Cutie - "A sad-sorry state, stutter step." Breathe, Stretch, Shake by Ma$e - "Kids in the hood stutter it's a it's a fact." 357-Break It On Down by LL Cool J - "When I'm involved all the amateurs stutter." Starcrazy by Suede - "A heavy metal

 stutter." Symphony of Tourette by Manic Street Preachers - "Trapped in what we know as truth syndrome.

Stutter stutter silence no friend. Children can be cruel." What Your Back by MLTR - "When you feel her breath you stutter an S.O.S." Hubba Hubba by South Park Mexican - "Do you understand or did I stutter?" I'll Do It All by Busta Rhymes - "Just tryin to keep it gutter, respectfully I won't stutter." Ugliest Girl in the World by Bob Dylan - "She speaks with a stutter and she walks with a hop. I don't know why I love." Stuttering by Wild Orchid - "What's hap-happening?" You're t-t-t-telling lies. Looks like you're stuttering." Invincible by OK Go - "Will you leave them stunned and stuttering?" I Just Died by Amerie - "Stuttering on every word when you look my way, why?" How Did We Get From Saying 'I Love You' by Great Big Sea - "There was a stuttering silence, that I felt my mouth go dry." Trapped in the Closet (Chapter 8) by R Kelly - "She's scared out of her mind. Stuttering and Shaking." Snow Day by The Honorary Title - Warming the engine slowly turns.

Stuttering awoken from the sounds of the shovels scraping concrete." Magazines by Brand New - "stuttering to pictures of you." Valiant by The Spill Canvas - "you are the only one who knows I'm stuttering." I Am Fred Astaire by Taking Back Sunday - "I'm stuttering through it but I hear it. I-I-I hear its good." Ta Da by Lil' Mo - "Why you stuttering and trying to explain?" Last Things by KMFDM - Premonition, television stuttering indecision." Stutter by Joe - "when you're replying, Stutter, stutters, stutter, stutters. It's funny to me, when you lie to me, You start stuttering, tripping." Driving in the Dark by Saves the Day - "Life leaks from your fingertips onto sparkling pavement haven't hear the news you stumpble stuttering confused." These Apples by Barenaked Ladies - "Though sometimes I stammer and mix up my grammar." Graduated Fool by Anouk - "I just turned and walked away. I jingle with words, tangle my tongue. Stammering stutters.

So I wrote you this song." "Stuttering Cindy" by Charlie Feathers Additional Examples provided by others Two popular country music songs mention stuttering in their lyrics. In both cases stuttering is emphasized as a result of communicative stress. (suggested by Lucy Reed on Stutt-L, May 11, 1999) Unbelievable by Diamond Rio -- In this song the singer is referring to talking to his beloved in the line "...everytime I talk I start to s-s-stutter." That's My Story and I'm Sticking to it by Collin Raye -- In this song the singer is in trouble with his wife for staying out all night.

The line goes "...and I stuttered: th-th-that's my story and I'm s-s-sticking t-t-to it." The Rivingtons emulate stuttering in the following songs suggested by Mickey Bo (August 13, 2013) Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow (1962) Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow (1962 The Bird is The Word (1963; covered by The Trashmen in 1964 as "Surfin' Bird" Vino tinto by "Estopa" -- "Estopa" is a popular group in Spain among young people. Their song, "Vino Tinto" contains the sentence ...

"si estamos a solas tar tar tar tar tartamudeo y no son trolas" translation : "when we are alone I s-s-s-s-s-stuter and I am not telling lies" (posted to stutteringchat on March 26, 2002 by Estaban) Stuttering by Mario (can be viewed on YouTube (suggested by Lisa, September 16, 2008 John Edwards (from Musicians in Ordinary shared, "In Purcell's semi-opera The Fairy Queen there is a stuttering, drunk poet who is thought to be a depiction of the real Restoration playwright Thomas Durfey, who stammered and enjoyed drinking healths to Chas. II. It starts 'Fi-fi-fi-fill up the bowl then fairies come and pinch him to punish him for being such a bad poet. Purcell Fairy Queen - Act 1: Drunken Poet scene "A stuttering drunken poet (George Coltart) enters, singing 'Fill up the bowl', possibly based on Thomas d'Urfey (who wrote the Epilogue for Dido and Aeneas).

The fairies (Pandora Dewan and Ruth Warner) mock him and drive him away." (suggested by John Edwards, December 24, 2015) There's a song called "Keep Talking" by Pink Floyd in their "Division Bell" album. Though they probably never had stuttering in mind, the connection to stuttering is unmistakable.(suggested by Vasu Parameswaran) There's a silence surrounding me I can't seem to think straight I'll sit in the corner No one can bother me I think I should speak now I can't seem to speak now My words won't come out right I feel like I'm drowning I'm feeling weak now You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman Turner Overdrive In 1975, "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" made it to Billboard's #1 chart position. Stutterer Gary Bachman managed his brother Randy's band, Bachman-Turner Overdrive. The song was written as an inside joke, and the band didn't intend it to be heard by anyone else, but a label executive heard the song and insisted that it be included on an album.

(TD Kehoe on Stutt-l, May 8, 1999). Bad to the Bone - George Thorogood and the Destroyers Bennie and the Jets - Elton John Surrender - Miami Sound Machine Jive Talkin - Bee Gee's (note from Ed Slofkosky, March 18, 2007 "Bee Gees' "Jive Talking" shouldn't be on the list. I distinctly remember listening to the American Top 40 with Casey Kasem way back in the early 80's; he was discussing #1 songs that contained stuttering. He had included "Jive Talking" on his list. However, a couple weeks later he announced a correction to the list. A listener had written him, stating that Barry Gibb sounds like he's singing "J-j-j-jive talking," but he's actually singing "It's just your jive talking.") Changes - David Bowie The lyrics to Changes are available online. On that link also appears an interesting comment: "The stuttering in "ch-ch-ch-ch-changes" was a popular technique at the time (possibly inspired by the Who's My Generation).

Further information indicates that stuttering was a common problem amongst Mods in the 1960's as a side-effect of some of the drugs they took." I Love You Like A Ball And Chain - Eurythmics The live version of this 1980s hit can be found on Eurythmics' album "Eurythmics Live 1983-1989" released around 1994. Annie Lennox and the backing vocalist Joniece Jamieson interchange the chorus: " i love youuu...mmmm i love youuu jus' like a little ball and ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ...chain chain chain..." This song is one of my favourites and I love to sing it particularly the live version which features the "ch-ch-ch" part. One thing I would always notice was I was never able to repeat that part without making a mistake. I myself stutter but also am a huge fan of Annie Lennox's style of singing and am very good at immitating her.

I have learnt through the years all the exact places in their recordings where I know she will breathe in or abruptly out produce this or that vocal effect but this little part I was never able to imitate. I would always end up uttering this endless row of blended chchchch's. The tongue just could not obey and listen to me. It always seemed paradoxical but it is true. (submitted on April 7, 2002 by (a-26-year-old-language-teacher-who-copes-quite-well-with-her-stuttering-problem.") Take a Chance on Me - Abba Blue Moon - Marcels Barbara Ann - Regents, Beach Boys My Generation - The Who (suggested by Robin Sullivan). The Reflex - Duran Duran (suggested by Gabe Samrock) "The Reflex, fle-fle-fle-fle-flex." "So, why-i-i-i-i don't you use it?

Try-i-i-i-i not to bruise it; Buy-i-i-i-i time don't lose it." My Sharona - The Knack Surfin Bird- the Trashmen (suggested by Bob Wells) Temptation Eyes - Grass Roots has a line "Temptation eyes, looking through my my my soul" (suggested by Jason Benson) Katmandu by Bob Seager (suggested by Mark Anderson) Back in the USSR - Beatles (that georgia's always on my ma ma ma ma ma ma ma ma mind.) (suggested by Larry Ripani) Birthday - Beatles (birthday, I would like you to dance. birthday, take a ch ch ch chance) (suggested by Larry Ripani) Lola - Kinks (la la la la lola, lo lo lo lo lola) (is it a stutter or Ray Davies just singing "la"??? Be Bop a Lula - Gene Vincent Be bop a lula, she's my baby. Be bop a lula, I don't mean maybe. Be bop a lula she he he he's my baby now.

(suggested by Larry Ripani) Sussudio - is from Phil Collin's "No Jacket Required" album, and the chorus goes..."Su..su... sussudio.. whoa..oa..." (suggested by Molly Laster) Foolin' by Def Leppard - Fo, Fo, Fo, Fo, Fo Foolin' (suggested by Bruce C.

Heather) "Psycho Killer" - by Talking Heads ("...f-f-f-f-f-f-far better") - (suggested by Ray Brunsberg) "K-Mart Wardrobe" by Was Not Was ("K-K-Mart, K-Mart Wardrobe" in the refrain) - (suggested by Ray Brunsberg) "I Wanna Be Sedated" by The Ramones (suggested by Tali Moshevich) "Urgent" by Foreigner from the Foreigner "4" album (suggested by William H) A Praise Chorus - Jimmy Eat World (suggested by Becca N.) D'yer Mak'er - Led Zeppelin (suggested by Becca N.) C-C-C-Cinnamon Lips - OK Go (suggested by Becca N.) Cherry Bomb - The Runaways (suggested by Becca N.) Dude (Looks Like a Lady) - Aerosmith (suggested by Becca N.) Girl O'clock - The Dismemberment Plan (suggested by Becca N.) I'm Shakin' - Rooney (suggested by Becca N.) Move Your Feet - Junior Senior (suggested by Becca N.) My Kingdom - Echo & the Bunnymen (suggested by

 Becca N.) Without Me - Eminem (suggested by Becca N.) Jenny - Stellastarr (suggested by Becca N.) Stacy's Mom - Fountains of Wayne (suggested by Becca N.) Welcome To The Jungle - Guns & Roses (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Hey Jude - The Beatles (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Naughty Naughty - John Parr - "Your naughty, naughty, you t-t-t-tease me" (suggested by Duaine Detrick) I Am The Walrus - The Beatles (suggested by Duaine Detrick) The Heart Of Rock & Roll - Huey Lewis & The News - "Th-th-th-they say the heart of rock and roll is still beating" (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Ramble On - Led Zeppelin - lyrics at end of song (suggested by Duaine Detrick) 5:15 - The Who (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Wildfire - Kim Fowley (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Drunk Skitzo - Fishbone (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Kickstart My Heart -- Motley Crue (suggested by Duaine Detrick) I'm

 Not Your Stepping Stone" The Monkees (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Cool One - Starz (suggested by Duaine Detrick) Boom!

Shake the Room - DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (suggested by Duaine Detrick) R.E.M.'s The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite - "Today I need something more sub-sub-sub-substantial" - (suggested by Matt Hall). Ice Cream Man by Van Halen (Towards the end of the song, David sings "B-b-b-b-b-baby") - suggested by Ed Slofkosky F-F-F-Falling by The Rasmus - suggested by Ed Slofkosky Toot, toot, tootsie (goo'by) Kahn-Erdman-Russo.

"See You Again" by Miley Cyirus (suggested by Charley Adams) pixies - "La La Love You" by Pixies (suggested by Jason Savvy) "Uncontrollable Urge" by Devo (suggested by Jason Savvy) "Hey Ya!" by Outkast (suggested by Jason Savvy) Strut - lyrics by Jimmy Smith (with Taj Mahal, the song's composer) N-N-Nervous by Ian Whitcomb Stuttering Mopsy by Lord Brigo There'll Be Blue Christmas Without You by Elvis Presley (suggested by JL Kato) Handy Man by James Taylor or Jimmy Jones (suggested by JL Kato) On The Run Electric Light Orchestra (suggested by Mark Prater) Sh-Sh-Shakin' Eddie Money (suggested by Mark Prater) Disney's Duck Tales Original Theme Song at 33 seconds into the video, there is a line "D-d-d-danger! Watch behind you!

There's a stranger out to find you!" (suggested by Florian Blaschke) "Ay ay ay" by Saukrates (suggested by "Funkenstein") Nobody's Fault But Mine by Led Zeppelin (listen for it at the end!) (suggested by Jeff Foster) Nobody But Me by Human Beinz (suggested by Jeff Foster) Peggy Sue by Buddy Holly (suggested by Jeff Foster) Runaway by Del Shannon (suggested by Jeff Foster) Too Much Time On my Hands by Styx (suggested by Jeff Foster) Get A Job by The Silhouettes (suggested by Jeff Foster) Sugar Town by Nancy Sinatra (suggested by Jeff Foster) TongueTied by Grouplove (suggested by Kara Steenstra Stutter by Maroon 5 (suggested by Emily Wheatley Wake me up before yo go-go by Wham (suggested by Megan Williams) Abracadabra by Steve Miller Band (suggested by Megan Williams) TKO by Justin Timberlake (suggested by Megan Williams) Daniel Goldmark, "Stuttering in American Popular Song, 1890-1930." in Sounding Off: Theorizing Disability in Music, co-edited by Joseph

 Strauss and Neil Lerner, 91-105.

New York: Routledge, 2006. This interesting chapter documents how people who stutter were portrayed in music between 1890 and 1930. Songs which were cited are below. Additional information found in American Memory from the Library of Congress K-K-K-Katy Lil-Lil-Lillian M-M-Mazie Stuttering Song (mp3) - in Voices from the Dust Bowl Project , a recording by a 14 year old migrant worker, Lloyd Stalcup. I'm Always Stuttering - performed by Don Perker's Western Melody Boys. Fox trot Sammy Stammers The Boy Who Stuttered and the Girl Who Lisped Oh Helen! from American Memory Gussie (Guthie) - A Stuttering and Lisping Song You Tell Her I S-t-u-t-t-e-r There's another chapter in the book on stuttering, by Andrew Oster about a character who stutters in the Cavalli opera Giasone (from the early 17th century).

A very interesting article was posted on "Locust St." on June 24, 2008 - 6 Easy Pieces: Stuttering Songs Old time stuttering songs on YouTube from StutterTalk. Classic Rock News shares videos of what they consider the Top 5 Stuttering Songs Lisa Fields' The 16 Best Stuttering Songs of All Time Blender magazine, April 09 2008 Songs With Stuttering is an interesting site featuring 18 popular songs by various artists that have lyrics that "stutter." Each song is linked to song facts, lyrics, and a recording of the song. last updated August 31, 2016

Question: According to the old song, when will I "be waiting at the k-k-kitchen door" for "K-K-Katy, beautiful Katy"?
Answer: The m-m-moon shines over the cowshed