Misheard lyrics?

[Trappedinthe80s]

I know it's been done before...

I was just listening to Running up that Hill by Kate Bush, and even though I knew it couldn't be accurate, I would alway hear the lyrics, instead of...

"Unaware, tearing you asunder..."

I would hear

"Underwear, tearing me asunder..."

Underwear drama is not usually what one thinks of when listening to Kate....

[plagiarism]

[quote]Originally posted by Trappedinthe80s
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Underwear drama is not usually what one thinks of when listening to Kate....
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Then what is "Withering Tights" about? [:o)]

[Randall Roq]

Trout Trout
Let em all out
These are the fish we can do without
So come on and let em all out..

[dcappe]

I like my toe jam waiting for
The New Moon on Monday

www.thespoons.ca
"This is where the loose ends tie together"

[2Nu]

Set..Me..Free.. Naughty Baybee

I can't believe I had that great DM track wrong for over 20 years!

I'm soo embarrassed[:0][:I]

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"A lie can make it half way around the world before the truth has time to put its boots on" - Mark Twain

[birdmadgirl]

"When I see your sticky ass lips"
Should be "When I see you sticky as lips"
--"High"-The Cure

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[Dave]

I still think Wang Chung were "cool... on... Christ"

[GlitteringPrize]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Dave[/i]
<br>I still think Wang Chung were "cool... on... Christ"
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HA HA me too about wang chung, I thought also that "Dont Change" By INXS was
"Dont Change the Earth, Dont change a thing for me" then my sister was watching that INXS show and when they sang I thought they messed up the words, duh!

[TragicMagic]

[quote][i]Originally posted by birdmadgirl[/i]
<br>"When I see your sticky ass lips"
Should be "When I see you sticky as lips"
--"High"-The Cure

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`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸.·´¯`·...¸><((((º>¸.·´¯`·.¸. , . .·´¯`·.. ><((((º>
`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸.·´¯`·...¸><((((º>
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Bwaaaaaaaaaaahahahaha [:D]

Glittering: I used to think that re the 'don't change' lyrics myself when I was younger (and I call myself an Australian!!) [;)]

Why is it the first mondogrene that pops into my mind is "Alex The Seal" instead of 'Our Lips are Sealed'. Was this just a widely known one in Australia, or other parts of the world as well?

TM

[KYYX4ever]

The infamous
[i]we are, we are, we are
metal children[/i]
was a biggie ![:I]

[highway1pch]

Misheard as, "Oh, my genitals."

I'm a [i]Janitor[/i] by the Suburban Lawns.

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[SomebodySomewhere]

How about mine? "Hold My Genitals." Which is even sweeter. Mind you, after careful sonic inspection, I've come to the conclusion that the lead singer is actually alternating "janitor" and "genitals." Kind of like those stupid Burger King "Big Buckin' Chicken" commercials.

First few dozen times I heard "I Am the Beat" by The Look, I thought the chorus went, "I'm Andy Mound, I am the beat." I was telling all my buddies about this song about some guy named Andy Mound who makes all the girls dance just for him. It wasn't until I got the album that I realized it was, "I'm in demand." Ah... well, that makes more sense.

[rotator]

The Jam "Down In The Tubestation At Midnight"

I thought (until a few years ago )
"I fumble for change - and pull out the Queen
Smiling, beguiling"

was

""I fumble for change - and pull out the Queen
Smiling, Big Eileen"

[darwinsky]

"Your love is fun
Without any sun
It's hard to believe
I was so in love with you"
- OMD

dar

[hexicon]

[quote][i]Originally posted by highway1pch[/i]
<br>Misheard as, "Oh, my genitals."

I'm a [i]Janitor[/i] by the Suburban Lawns.

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OMG, it WASN'T "genitals"? [:I]I completely forgot about this song!

I always thought the song "C'est Impossible" by the Catholic Girls was "Celibacy."