Re: Misheard Lyrics
Posted: 14 Jan 2014, 8:45pm
and while we're at it..
Tommy dear, are you lonesome tonight?
Tommy dear, are you lonesome tonight?
Oddly, this is one of a handful of Clash lyrics I never misheard.Heston wrote:You're caught up in a fizzy cyst
Heston wrote:Was playing a gig on Sunday and someone asked if we knew "Michael's Mad At Me" by Madness.
Heston wrote:Was playing a gig on Sunday and someone asked if we knew "Michael's Mad At Me" by Madness.
Love that song and lyric.biopunk wrote:Listening to "Raw Ramp" by T. Rex with a nurse friend:
Actual lyrics: "Oh woman, I love your chests ooh, baby, I'm crazy 'bout your breasts.."
She heard: "Oh woman, I love your chest tube baby, I'm crazy 'bout your breasts"
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My mother thought that song was called Werewolves of Thunder.tepista wrote:Halloween Edition:
"I'd like to meet Liz Taylor"
Haha I have had a few of those of the years where you are looking for something complex and meaningful when the actual lyric is just the obvious.BitterTom wrote:Oh many but for now, just off the top of my head
Smithers-Jones - The Jam
Actual: The clock on the wall hasn't yet struck 9
Misheard: The clock on the wall has an extra 9
Assumed it meant something I couldn't comprehend. I always assumed it meant something clever and when I finally realised it was wrong it was one of those, "oh yeah, that makes sense" moments.
I always thought it was that line as well! Like a kind of surreal clock that has extra numbers if you get to work early enough.BitterTom wrote:Oh many but for now, just off the top of my head
Smithers-Jones - The Jam
Actual: The clock on the wall hasn't yet struck 9
Misheard: The clock on the wall has an extra 9
Assumed it meant something I couldn't comprehend. I always assumed it meant something clever and when I finally realised it was wrong it was one of those, "oh yeah, that makes sense" moments.
From Mr. Clean : "a piece of toast from the one you love most, and you leave"Heston wrote:I always thought it was that line as well! Like a kind of surreal clock that has extra numbers if you get to work early enough.BitterTom wrote:Oh many but for now, just off the top of my head
Smithers-Jones - The Jam
Actual: The clock on the wall hasn't yet struck 9
Misheard: The clock on the wall has an extra 9
Assumed it meant something I couldn't comprehend. I always assumed it meant something clever and when I finally realised it was wrong it was one of those, "oh yeah, that makes sense" moments.