The Wham song Careless Whisper, I thought it was "filthy feet and I got no river" for the longest time.
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My wife thought it was
"All we are is ducks in the wind"
-dust in the wind
This is just delightful.
Maybe no one else will find this funny, but I do. My parents were Cuban immigrants to the USA. My uncle in particular was in his prime dating age when I was a little kid, so he would play the hits when I was around. Since he didn't know English yet, he would just guess the sounds the singers were making when he sung along. For that reason, I thought the chorus to a song was "spoon apurataaaa" and that songs didn't need to make sense. The singers could just make noises representing their feelings rather than use actual words. It wasnt until much later and a bunch of bullying in middle school that I learned almost all popular songs are based on words and "spoon apurataaaaa" was actually "smooth operator". Til this day, I still think of a spoon when I hear Smooth Operator by Sade.
"My lovers got no money. He's got his trumbelice".....
I can't hear anything else, even knowing the words are 'strong beliefs'
Gala - Freed from desire: https://youtu.be/VczbVdcZmPQ?si=-ClQRsx6SOg9yJdD
Shower the horse, ya bum.
(Ciao adios - Anne Marie)
thereeeees the bathroom, on the right
ccr, bad moon rising
There's a bad moon on the rise
Blinded by the light - Bruce Springsteen
"Like a douche in the night"
I was all set to correct you. Never realized the Manfred Mann version was a cover.
Head Automatica - The Razor
Yeah, yeah!
I put a sausage in your little ha-aand!
"I'm blue, da ba de da ba die..."
"I'm blue, I would beat off a guy..."
You'll hear that every time now, you're welcome.
A Seattle radio station had a PSA at the time after listener feedback: “He is not saying ‘I’m in need of a guy’… not that there’s anything wrong with that kind of lifestyle”.
Take a walk, to the post office. Don't stop til you get enough.
Why you trollin like a bitch? Aint you tired?
Tryna strike a chord and it's probably A-Miiiiinoooor
I was almost 25, in the 1990s, singing along in my car to Elton John, confidently belting out ""Love, I feel it in my hands, I can tell by the things I would do with another man"" when I suddenly realized that it was unlikely a guy would have a hit song about what he'd do with a guy in the 60s or 70s. Even as a little kid I'd known Elton John was gay, and hadn't really been brought up to think that was weird (thank you, mom and dad and your theater friends) .
I looked up the lyrics and it's love lies bleeding in my hands, it kills me to think of you with another man and the name of the fucking song is love lies bleeding, I didn't know that either.
I thought they were saying butt stains on the carpet in smooth criminal by alien ant farm.
My favourite mondegreen: 'Living like a lover with a red iPhone' from pour some sugar on me, released 20 years before Apple's first iPhone was released.
The real lyric is apparently 'radar phone', whatever that is.
I believe you are looking for this
There's a bathroom on the right
I'll never leave your pizza burnin
Just like a one-winged dove
🧐 Those aren't the words?
We've got some good ones in french.
For example there's a bridge in Sepultura's Rattamahattah that distinctly sounds like "c'est dans ta chambre, ça pue l'opium" (it's in your room, it stinks of opium").
Also, Metallica's Unforgiven, the first verse sounds like "nous faisons des oeufs, et couic couic ils se tournent" (we are cooking eggs, and squeak squeak they flip).
Every time I hear Use Somebody by Kings of Leon, I hear "eat somebody".
Big ol' Jed left a light on
Steve Miller! I can hear it now!
🎼 Blinded by the light / Wrapped up like a douche / A motor homer in the night 🎶
The actual lyrics are:
Blinded by the light. Revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night
the deuce is a car BTW for anyone curious.
I thought it was 'Blinded by the light, when I'm like this, you're the one I trust'. Which song are you referencing? Not Blinding Lights by the Weekend?
Blinded By the Light by Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Hold me closer, Tony Danza / Countin' head lice on the highway.
The opening track What’s Up Danger on the Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack I can’t not hear him sing “I like hard cheeses that I might lose; I like it all on the eggs just like you”.
And I have to admit I do like cheese on my eggs…
I’m suddenly feeling revved up like a douche.