For as long as I could remember I thought Trisha Yearwood's "She's in love with the boy" went..."when you, yourself was just a hasty cowboy, who didn't have a motor home." It wasn't until I was married and was singing the song outloud that my wife about wet herself laughing and informed me it was "you yourself was just a hayseed plough boy who didn't have a row to hoe" Oops! I've tried many times to have her see that my way made sense too. No matter what she isn't buying what I'm selling!
A childhood belief about misheard lyrics
others believed things like this
- I believed that when you got married (the wife) you didn't have to work. Boy, was I fooled. ha ha ha— Patty
- i used to think that the pope was married but also i thought howcome her wife never appeared on TV— jp
- Remember the old Tubes song "White Punks on Dope". Thought they were singing "White Folks are Dumb"
— WailerMan - I thought that if you had sex with a man that didn't really love you, he would be able to pee in you— Lenny
- I used to believe that a widower was a guy who killed married husbands to make thier wife a widow— Jessica
- When I was 8, I made a plan to become rich by selling cups and magazines from my house.— Kevin