Every rose has its thorn - by poision if I rember right...
The neighbor kids & I (usually 3-5 of us) had a 'band.' We ranged in age from 4-7. We would play air guatair, and play the drums on the by beating some sticks on the banaster. We sung all the popular songs though.
We sung 'every rose has a thorn' the most though, because we knew the majority of the words. OR SO WE THOUGHT!!!
I forget the majority of it, but I know we sung 'every day has its morning' instead of 'every rose has a thorn.'
We would argue on alot of words, but we all agreed that that was right. Although it wasn't. Our parents (who were all often stoned) would come outside sometimes & just bust up laughing at us, rolling on the ground laughing sometimes. We thought they were strange, and if they tryied to correct us on lyrics, we just thought they were wrong because they're stupid because they were smoking grass. We thought that was awfully dumb, who wants to smoke something that the birds poop on & people walk on (we didn't know there was a 'differnt' type of grass)
A childhood belief about misheard lyrics

others believed things like this
- I always thought that "Staying Alive" by the Bee Gees was sung by Aretha Franklin.Anon
- that car headlamps were eyes. the ones that rose up really freaked me out!Anon
- I used to believe that Sheri Lewis from the show Lambchop was my Auntie Rose. the look so much a like!— Nirveli
- My parents used to have an old radio. I thought it could only play old songs, like from when they were young.— kathy
- I used to think Right Said Fred sung 'I'm too sexy for my lamb' instead of 'I'm too sexy for Milan'.— Nineties music was great
- When I was a kid I thought praying mantises were made out of grass— Landon