I used to believe…
There's one part in the Metallica remake of Whiskey In A Jar that I can't quite understand, but I think it sounds like 'your brains will come home in a jar.'
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I used to believe…
Kicking Miiiiiidgeeets, Kicking midgets in the park...
Was my belief of a Spunge song...
Unfortunately, it turns out to be Kicking Pigeons.
My way was funnier.
And my mum thought that the slipknot line 'We all got left behind' was actually 'We've all got nice eyes.'
And, that Where's Your Head At, my mum believed, was Wear Your Hair Down...
Luke thinks that too...
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Me & my mates always used to call "I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight" by The Cutting Crew, "The Cheese Song", because they sang "I died in your arms tonight, it must have been some kind of cheese".
They do sing that! They do!
I used to believe…
"every time you go... away,
you take a piece of MEAT with you"
I used to believe…
When I was a kid I thought it was "Maxwell Jump" instead of "ah, might as well jump" from Van Halen's song "Jump" on their album 1984.
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i used to think that the lyrics to the sex pistols song pretty vacant were
"i dont belive illusions spend to muck in toledo so keep your cheap coming cause we dont want your fritos" the real lyrics are i dont belive illusions cause to much is real so stop your cheap comments cause we know what we feel
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IThe kids I looked after always used to sing "corned beef" whenever Blondies "call me" came on....
My sister use to think Better the Devil you know by Kylie was Bed of the Devil you know.
i used to belive in a song by M2M where it goes "...grass is greener on the other side.." i thought it was wrap his wiener on the other side...:D
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I used to think that Kim Carnes song, "Betty Davis' Eyes" was "She's Got Better Days Aside"...
I used to think the lyrics to Sade's song, "Smooth Operator" were: "Fool of the red eye" instead of smooth operator. But hey, she's hard to understand sometimes!
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I used to believe that the words to Michael Jacksons "Liberian Girl" were "librarian girl".
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When the TLC song that goes "Don't go chasing waterfalls" first came out,when I was about 8 I had to persuade my older sister that the lyrics were NOT "Go Go, Jason Waterfall". I think she thought Jason Waterfall was some wierd kind of superhero who TLC were fans of...
I used to believe…
The sugarbabes 'round round' really sounds like ''..........and we'll ride stirfried on the beat down low...''
the actual words are ''......we'll ride still fired on the beat down low..........''
I used to believe…
Up until the age of about 9 or so, I believed that when you played any song, be it on tape or vinyl, that the band responsible would have to perform that song at that time, wherever they were. I believed this was due to a psychic signal, or an alarm call of some description. Strange enough? This also led to the belief that if more than one person in the world tried to listen to the same song the band would be unable to cope with playing both the start and middle of a song at the same time and would subsequently explode, or something. I have since become a musician and, needless to say, am worried about releasing material. I am also a DJ so may be responsible for the death of many artists. Sorry.
I believed when I was a kid that Steve Davis (British snooker star, champion in the 80's) was a member of The Beatles. (Maybe if you look carefully at the Sgt Pepper album...)
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I used to think the lyrics to smooth criminal went anny are you wonky are you wonky anny, you've been hit by a spoon
I used to believe…
My brother's used to think that the lyrics to the ZZTop song, Slip inside my Sleeping Bag. was simply, seepoo sypoo seepoo say. I'm not sure where in the world they came up with that one!!!!!
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When Metallica did the remake of Whiskey in a Jar my husband would always sing the words Whiskey and a Gyro. I still laugh at him everytime I hear that song.
I remember telling my sister when she was little that I could read the words to a song playing on our record player(yes, I am very old) - if you look really closely, you can see the words written in the grooves you know!! Of course I knew the words anyway, but she believed it to be true. I thought it was so sweet.
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In the Michael Bolton song "How Am I Supposed To Live Without You", I thought the lyrics were..."tell me all about it, tell me 'bout your fans and makeup". Really it was "tell me all about it tell me 'bout the plans your makin". Oops.