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Change Words in a Song


Question Posted Wednesday October 21 2009, 12:14 am

I have a lacrosse tournament this weekend and the players on the team really like the speech from Any Given Sunday, "Peace Within Inches." In the song it says football... is there anyway I can remake the song/add words into the song and have it say lacrosse instead of football? I want it on a CD so we can listen to it, Im just hoping someone can explain how I can do this.

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Memorex answered Saturday October 24 2009, 4:50 pm:
I read the song in the background is "peace" by paul kelly, so you could play that in the background and have someone say the speech and record it? Then burn it to a CD.

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