Misheard lyrics
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Shines a new light to the following line of "i know every curve like the back of my hand"
Not exactly on topic but I could have sworn the background lryics on The Yardsbirds For Your Love was sung by 4 small asian men.
I told Mrs. Althetuna one night. She laughed at me but the next time the song played she heard it as well. Now she can't unhear it.
I told Mrs. Althetuna one night. She laughed at me but the next time the song played she heard it as well. Now she can't unhear it.
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Mine was “do the lucky lady.” Good thing teenage me didn’t sing that out loud.
I hesitate to post this because I've ruined the song version for several people by telling them this.
The original version of Stand By Me it's obvious he's singing, "The moon is the only light we'll see."
On the John Lennon cover version from the 70's it sounds like he's singing, "The Moon is the only flying *****."
The original version of Stand By Me it's obvious he's singing, "The moon is the only light we'll see."
On the John Lennon cover version from the 70's it sounds like he's singing, "The Moon is the only flying *****."
P-word for a feline animal.
It's what I hear. Doesn't mean it makes sense, obviously.
I had no idea that would be asterisked out.
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Dion - Abraham, Martin and John, the opening line
"Anybody here, seen my old friend David Niven"
actual lyric
"Anybody here seen my old friend Abraham"
"Anybody here, seen my old friend David Niven"
actual lyric
"Anybody here seen my old friend Abraham"
Last Dance with Mary Jane:
What I still hear to this day: ‘There’s some bi+ches down on Market Square’
correct lyric: ‘There’s pigeons down on Market Square’
Either way, the next line advises they’re ‘standing in their underwear’…I guess bi+ches in underwear made more sense to me.
What I still hear to this day: ‘There’s some bi+ches down on Market Square’
correct lyric: ‘There’s pigeons down on Market Square’
Either way, the next line advises they’re ‘standing in their underwear’…I guess bi+ches in underwear made more sense to me.
Four hundred children and a crop in the field
Four hungry child and a crop in the field.
Kenny Rodgers - Lucille
Four hungry child and a crop in the field.
Kenny Rodgers - Lucille
Thought Hang on Sloopy was Hang on Snoopy for the longest time.
But...
It's the TITLE of the song!!!
Well, I've got one for ya .... even after I knew the song title, I still heard the chorus of "My Kind of Lover" as "Na, na-na-na-nah..."
