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A neologism is a term for a made-up word. These are three one-hit wonders that feature silly lyrics with made-up words.

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Most people seeing Eric Clapton know to expect certain songs, but he thought this song had the wrong message to play in his old age.

Sturgill is one of my favorite artists going right now, and one of my favorite artists to write about. I’ve been tangling ...