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Misheard Lyrics
When I was younger I used to sing the wrong lyrics by mistake to songs cos thats what I thouth they were. Did you do that too?
I thougtgh the lyrics to the song Without You were: I can't live If living is a cartoon any other examples? |
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I use to think that David Bowie sang Look at all them gay men go, in "Life On Mars" but it was Look at all them cavemen
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The Beatles
The Girl With Colitis Goes By |
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Originally posted by Tony Moore Which song is that and what is the correct lyric?
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Originally posted by Reefman Lucy in the Sky with DiamondsWhich song is that and what is the correct lyric? The Girl with Kaleidoscope Eyes |
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Staying alive. I thought it was,
ah ah ah ah staying the night, staying the night LOL |
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What about Destiny's Child, I think it's Independent Women, that talks about Alf Garnett constantly, then asks us to "throw your pants at Batman ("Throw your hands up at me...""
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A guy at school thought the opening line to Boomtown Rats "I Don't Like Mondays" was
"The silicon chip and cider head" or how about for Simple Minds "New Gold Dream (81, 82, 83, 84)" read "Eddie One, Eddie Two, Eddie Three, Eddie Four" or Cornershop "Brimful of Asha" read "Bim Boom Basha"
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Van Halen...
Maxwell JUMP......very prophetic!!! |
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Cant remember who sung it, but it went 'cos yooooooooou're gorgeus, i'd do anything for youuuuuu' about 3/4 years back.
Thought it was 'cos you're concious'
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The Hot Chocolate song that goes "I believe in miracles" - thought it was "I believe in milko"!!
Probably loads more I can't think of right now - I tend to remember when I hear the song |
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Originally posted by Exulus But the song was CALLED "You're gorgeous" by Babybird
Cant remember who sung it, but it went 'cos yooooooooou're gorgeus, i'd do anything for youuuuuu' about 3/4 years back. Thought it was 'cos you're concious'
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Originally posted by RichardS well, back then it was the dark ages of no multi channel tv and no internet, and the only radio station i listeneed to was Southern FM, which hardly EVER tell you the name of the song...But the song was CALLED "You're gorgeous" by Babybird
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The Mark Almond Gene Pitney song
I used to think the M Almond G Pitney song that has the lyrics "Too late for you too late for me" Was "Toilet for me Toilet for you" I only found about a few days ago! Been thinking it was Toilet ever since it first came out! And yes the song is Toilet too :P
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On a rather drunken girls night out some years ago, where we all sang at the tops of our voices
to any song that came on... my sister turned to me after belting out a particular track and said "what is an ecky pecky heart anyway"
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Alright Now, by The Clash. I used to mishear "Let's move before they raise the parking rate" as something far more rude.
Also, That Don't Impress Me Much, by Shania Twain. The line that goes "I can't believe you kiss your car goodnight" sounds far more like "I can't believe you kiss your d*ck at night" to me! Last one: Macy Gray and the line in one of her songs, "My world crumbles when you are not here". I thought for weeks that was "I blow bubbles"! |
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Aerosmith
'Loving it in La Vida.' For years I wondered exactly what country 'La Vida' was. |
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Death row hard-on, two minutes too late...
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Macy Gray and the line in one of her songs, "My world crumbles when you are not here". I thought for weeks that was "I blow bubbles"!
Not surprised there, she's got the vocal qualities of a toilet flushing!
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Caught my university roommate singing that famous Madonna song,:
"I fell in love with some Dago..." before the pc crowd mobs me, rest assured that I hurriedly put her right. |
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Originally posted by bug I don't think Free would be to pleased about any of that...
Alright Now, by The Clash. I used to mishear "Let's move before they raise the parking rate" as something far more rude. |
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Originally posted by Tristan_B Whoops! Bug goes to Dunce's Corner!
I don't think Free would be to pleased about any of that... |
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Originally posted by bug Peter Kay did that one on a previous tour. There were quite a few but the only ony I can remeber was Sister Sledge and We Are Family.[Also, That Don't Impress Me Much, by Shania Twain. The line that goes "I can't believe you kiss your car goodnight" sounds far more like "I can't believe you kiss your d*ck at night" to me![/b] The lyric went "Don't let me marry the vicar", I can't remember what the correct lyric was. |
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I used to think Blondies 'Denise Denise' was a women singing with a Scottish accent. 'Toneets the neet' (tonights the night)
![]() and Spandau Ballet 'I know this much is true' .. as a novice marches through |
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