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Mike Luevane wrote:

>It's called "filk" in english. Someone else with more brainpower than
>myself can probably come up with a suitable lojban word :)
>  
>
No! In many languages, English among them, there is a word for the reuse 
of a melody  just because the melody is there, with no idea of a 
spoofing a song or anything. Just like you change the name in Happy 
Birthday. And as Alekseiy says, the word is "parody" in a less common 
but perfectly acceptable meaning. Ditto for the guy with the brainpower.

klaus