I spent the early part of my childhood (at least primary school) thinking that two people featured in songs that actually never existed.
1. Anne Jenoit... "If you're happy, Anne Jenoit (and you know it), clap your hands...
2. Ray Novarus... "send her victorious, happy and glorious, belongs to Ray Novarus (long to reign over us), god save the queen.
I slowly disabused myself of these misconceptions but I miss my two childhood friends
A childhood belief about misheard lyrics
others believed things like this
- In my childhood I used to think that all the superheroes I saw on television existed in real life— Cris
- i always wondered why people sent plums to the queen, in the anthem "send her victorias"— anon uk
- I thought the holiday was called "Merrychristmas" so I would tell people "happy merrychristmas"Anon
- That a dog humping someone's leg was just really happy. — Ruben
- In childhood, I waited behind the theatre, after the Cinema, hoping to see the artists came out .
— mprnair. - Throughout my childhood I believed that Jimmy Saville's name was actually "Jimll Fixit".— Galina Shinra