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Until recently,I thought that the following line in Carly Simon's "you're so vain" went "I had some dreams,there were clowns in my coffee, clowns in my coffee." It was really "i had some dreams. They were clouds in my coffee,clouds in my coffee.
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In the song 'Back to Life' by Soul to Soul I thought it was "I dont wanna be a woman, I wanna be an earwig" When in fact the lyrics where "However do you want me, however do you need me" I was only about 7!
I used to believe (and still do) that the line in the oasis song "wonderwall" was your gonna be the one at sainsbury's instead of your gonna be the one that saves me!
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there was this song by Bob Dylan my mom played a lot... it went "One more cup of coffee for the road" but I always thought it was "one more cup of coffee for our dog"
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Bob Marley
i shot the sheriff but i didn't shoot the deputy....
I shot the sheriff but i did not shoot the refugee
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I was very happy and surprised to hear that some body else like me had thought the the words to 'daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do' were 'give me a Rancidoo' i never once questioned it, i never thought 'what the hell is a rancidoo??' im 15 and i found out about a year ago. i am disapointed.
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In 'Take a Chance on Me' by Abba there's a line that says 'You wanted to leave me there, afraid of a love affair'. When I was small I thought it was 'Afraid I would love a bear'. Well I was only 6!
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There's a line in 'White Room' by Eric Clapton which says 'Platform ticket'. I always thought it was 'Kurt Von D**khead'. Thought it was an anti Nazi statement or something like that.
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I used to beleive Freddy Mercury was a wrestler
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i believed that Marilyn Monroe turned into Marilyn Manson when she died, because my grandma said that she was bad and i thougt bad people were always ugly!
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When I was young, I truly believed that in the song 'I can see clearly now' by Jimmy Cliff was in fact 'I can see Kealy now Lorraine has gone'. From such a young age I learnt that men were not nice to women. I was both dissapointed and relieved when I learnt the truth.
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For the longest time I thought that Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer had a very "chinese" nose...
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Someone I knew in school thought the lines to the Rolling Stones song "Shattered" were, "Don't you know the prime rate's going up, up, up, up, UP?" instead of the "crime rate." He thought it was about being a stockbroker.
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One of my friends STILL thinks, to this day, that the lyrics to the Eiffel 65 song "Blue" are, instead of "Im blue da ba dee da ba di etc..." are "I'm Blue if I was green I would die etc..." She still doesn't believe that she's wrong
I used to think Britneys line was Shit on me baby one more time!! He,he,he,he!
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When I was 11, I misheard one line in "Sleeping sun" by Nightwish, and I thought she was singing "rodent caresses me" (I didn't know it was "ardent"). I thought Tarya was bestialist!
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Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall (we don't need no education). The lyric " no dark sarcasm in the classroom" At age 11 I thought they were singing " no Dukes of Hazzard in the classroom"
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There was a note in the credits of a Disney movie I saw as a child that said some of the singers who had performed songs for the film appeared "courtesy of Columbia." I didn't realize that Columbia was a recording company (nor would I have understood about contracts if I had known), and I thought they were talking about Colombia, the country. I was sure these singers must be amazingly important people if Disney had to get the whole Colombian government's permission to use them!
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There is a song by the girl group All Saints called "I Feel You" with a line that goes "blessed with love and happiness" - for ages (and much to my sisters amusement) i thought it was "blessed with love and a penis"...
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When I first heard the song "All I Really Want" by Alanis Morrissette, I thought the words "all I really want is some justice" were "all I really want is some chocolate".
