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There is a German Christmas song that begins like this: "Sweeter the bells never ring" and I understood the words to mean "Sweet, the bells never ring", but could never understand why it was my father's favorite Christmas song.

Helga D.
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I used to hear "Everytime you go away, you take a piece of Meat with you"
Makes a nice light snack I spose.

Linda
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"We're Givin Love... We're Givin Love... We're Givin Love In A FEMIDOM" - Sister Sledge - We Are Family

Actual Lyrics... "we are giving love in a family dose"

I perfer my version!

Bungle
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My sister thought Blur were singing "Apartheid" , when what they were actually singing was "Park life".

Debbie
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When I was a kid I thought the song Footloose by Kenny Loggins contained the line "you're burnin urine in a croissant."

Anon
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I was convinced for a time Maddonna sung 'Bill Oddie, Bill Oddie, put your hands all over my body', which is somewhat disturbing.

flamingkitties
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My mother was a huge Jimi Hendrix fan when I was growing up. I always thought he was saying "Excuse me while I kiss this guy" in "Purple Haze."

Anon
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When Gun's & Roses came out with paradise city, I thought they were saying "Take me down to bare ass city where the grass is green an the girls are pretty".

H. Borg
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There is a line in the old song "Mexicali Rose"(which was one of my lullabies...)that said, "dry those big brown eyes and smile dear..." but when I was very young my mother slurred it into "drydoes big brown eyes" and somehow I thought a "drydo" was something like a kiwi but it had eyes like a potato and I pictured a basket of plastic ones on the coffee-table. I was a grown adult before I realized what the real words were!

Ravyn
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I remember when coolio's gangsta's paradise song first came out, the chorus never made sense to me. I always thought that they lyrics were "keep standing motion-lised, living in the gansta's paradise." Instead of "most our lives" - once I found out the song had a whole new meaning..ouuuu ahh. :P

\\ Chris
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In the song "We're going to Ibiza", my friend thought they said "we're going to eat pizza"!

Smaranda
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Until recently I was convinced Chris Isaak's "Wicked Game" opened with "wood was on fire", when it's actually "world was on fire". Sounds better anyway, more dramatic!

Harley
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I used to think that in the song "Smooth Operator" they were saying "Schooooooool's not forever!"

Steph
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believing that songs always had to have a sense i turned the chorus "i am blue -la da dee la da da" of the europop song "blue" that was a hit (in germany) 3 years ago or so) into "i am blue - i am the other guy" and thought it was about a guy who had just been left by his girlfriend. my singing skills being rather bad no one could recognize the song when i asked til finally i had coffee with a friend on his balcony and the wind carried the song to us from an open window. i jumped and said that's the song - we had a good laugh and a very funny afternoon. word of mouth made it that all my friends call me now "the other guy".

jankai
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My nephew 'piggy' thought he knew all the words to Meatloafs 'Bat out of Hell', when it came to the words "then like a sinner, before the gates of heaven" came out as "like a swimmer, before the gates of devon" .bless.

bres
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I beleved that the lyrics to mr. mister song Kyrie was "Carry a laser down the road that i must travel.

bres
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For years I thought the line in Bennie and the Jets was "she's got electric boobs and her ma has too". Actually it's "she's got electric boots and a mohair suit". I still sing my version however!

atlantaguy
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When our daughters were little and were singing Jingle Bells when they got to the part of the "one horse open sleigh. one had put in with "a horse with a broken leg" and the other had" a horse with soap on his leg."

Tinkle-Wink
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In the Band Aid song I always thought that it went 'Beaver, woah, do they know it's christmas...' not 'feed the world, do they know it's christmas'.

Liz
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Olivia Newton John did sing let me hear your budgie talk! didn't she

J Scull
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