There's this song called "Damaged" out there somewhere, and at one point the person sings: There's mending for my soul/ An ending to this fear /Forgiveness
for a man who was stronger" but I thought she said: "There's nothing for my soul, and then until this year, I was gonna miss my man -- he was stronger". (I figured that after "this year" she wouldn't miss him anymore). I didn't get what she meant about his strength though.
A childhood belief about misheard lyrics
others believed things like this
- I believed that female teachers got to choose if they wanted to be called "mrs. or miss" — Jenna
- I used to believe that eating chocolate laxatives made you stronger,don't ask me why.— pat
- I used to turn the TV off when I left the room so I didn't miss anything.— S.Lee
- I remember once a friend of mine told me that when ever you hold in your pee it would make your balls stronger— Zao
- i thought that you had like a box or something inside you to hold your soul for the longest time— jill
- I thought vegetarians couldn't read Chicken Soup for the Soul. — Aretia