Misheard lyrics are called "Mondegreens". The phrase was first coined when a writer explained that listening to the lyrics of a Scottish Ballad, she misheard the words "...laid him on the green" as Lady Mondegreen. Boring fact, I know, but I love 'em! More Mondegreens..........
Donuts make my brown eyes blue.
Actual lyric: Don't it make my brown eyes blue.
(Crystal Gale)
Every time you go away you take a piece of meat with you.
Actual lyric: Every time you go away you take a piece of me with you.
(Paul Young)
Got a lot of lovely peanuts.
Actual lyric: Got a lot of love between us.
(Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons)
Happy as a rafter in the market place.
Actual lyric: Happy ever after in the market place.
(Beatles "Ob la di")
Hold me closer, Tony Danza. Count the head lice on the highway.
Actual lyric: Hold me closer, tiny dancer. Count the headlights on the highway.
(Elton John "Tiny Dancer")
I shot the Sheriff, but I didn't shoot him dead you see.
Actual lyric: I shot the Sheriff, but I didn't shoot the deputy.
(Eric Clapton)
I'll never leave your pizza burning.
Actual lyric: I'll never be your beast of burden.
(Rolling Stones)
'Scuse me, while I kiss this guy
Actual lyric: 'Scuse me, while I kiss the sky
(Jimi Hendrix)
Song 2 by Blur..... I got my head checked by a jombochee, what the hells a jombochee ???
My mum never liked him and could never understand why the song "Don't let the son go down on me" wasn't banned.Endless Elton John lyrics
"I'm still standing better than I ever did. Looking like a supervisor, feeling like a little kid. "
In fact most of every song of his I can't understand.
Who am I to diss a Brie?Sweet dreams are made of cheese
Who am I to disagree...
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When the Kinks recorded "Lola", the original lyrics were "tastes just like Coke-Cola". They had to fly back from a tour in the US just to re-record the words "Cherry Cola" so that the Beeb would play it! Years ago, I had a compilation album of original songs etc. It was on there as "Coke-Cola".I remember when ABBA's "Super Trooper" was first played on the radio everyone thought they were singing "...when I saw you last night in Tesco"!
It was hilarious at the time as trade names were strictly forbidden on the BBC, you couldn't even mention Coca-Cola in a song.
As a youngster I remember hearing Always by Bon Jovi and thinking the lyric was ‘now the kitchen that you left behind’
I'm blue
Daba dee daba die
I'm in need of a guy
I got beat up and died
I will bleed I will die
I will pee on a guy
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