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From the Carpenters hit I always sang "calling octopus of interplanetary craft" instead of "occupants".

Paul
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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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My parents used to be thoroughly amused by my somewhat postmodern rendition of popular nursery rhyme "Baa Baa Black Sheep" when I was 3. It went a little something like this...

"Baa baa sheep,
A - wool,
Essir, essir,
Full.
A master,
A dame,
Lane."

Teeny Lynz bows, cue rapturous applause.

Lynz (21-UK)
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I have a friend who thought for years that the Bee Gees were singiing about a 'four legged woman' rather than 'more than a woman'

and my sister would always sing along to a paul young song, singing 'everytime you go away, you take a piece of meat with you' in stead of 'piece of me with you'.....

Shadrock
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My youngest brother used to sing to Paul Youngs "Every time you go away" with the line "Every time you go away you take a piece of MEAT with you"

Anna
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It's probably unfair to snitch on someone who's not here to defend himself, but someone I knew used to think Nirvana's "I'm a Negative Creep" was "I'm an egg in a tree". Oh for shame.

Henry
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and then there was that Beatles song - "she's got a tick in her eye" instead of "she's got a ticket to ride"

jayne
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not my belief, but my college roomate thought "Glorified Version of a Pellet Gun" was "all ten versions of a pelican"-always found that amusing.

milhouse
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When I was four years old, my favorite song in the world was "Girlfriend" by Paula Abdul. There's a part in that song where she yells to her back-up band (which was called "Deal"), "Hey Deal! SING!" My name is Daile, & whenever that song came on the radio, I always thought she was saying, "Hey, Daile! SING!" I was always so amused by the notion that Paula Abdul mentioned me in her song!

Daile
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The Corrs: "leave me breathless" - "Come on, leave me, Bradley". (Just dump him, girlie!)

Eminem: "but today I'm cleaning out my closet" - "But today I'm coming out my closet" (How brave!)

doomchild
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The first few times I heard Lee Ann Womack singing, "I hope you daaaaaance," I thought she had said, "I hope your're deeeaaaad."

nevermind
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I lived near the Illinois Central train in Chicago, which we called the IC. Every morning in school I sang, "My country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of the IC."

Annie
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In the beginning of "Wings" Band on the run, It sounded like: Stuck inside these four walls...."Circumcised" forever....

John
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apparantly as a kid of around 5 years old, i used to sing "go and get stuffed" instead of "when the going get tough (the tough get going)"

thank you please

i am me
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I used to think the lyrics to 'About a Girl' by Nirvana were 'I need a lizard friend' instead of 'I need an easy friend'. I know I'm not the only one because someone else said something to the same effect.

I used to sort of think that the words in this line of 'Sir Psycho Sexy' by the Red Hot Chili Peppers was 'I got stopped by a lady cop in my lunchable-b'. I was like, 'Why the hell is Anthony Kiedis driving bolonga?'

frusciante5309
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when watching Dirty Dancing I thugth the lyrics were: Hungry eyes. They got the flavour you cant disguise, ive got hungry eyes.

Julia
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In "God Bless America" I thought it was "With the light from a bulb" instead of "from above."

Carol
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In Alannis Morrisette's song "Ironic" instead of "An old man turned ninty-eight" I would sing "The Postman turned and he ate"

ande
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I used to beleive that the song "Rock me Amadeus" actuallay sang as ooh ooh rock me hot potatoes...hot potatoes...hot potatoes...

christo
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Sister sledge - "We are family"....
Just let me staple the vicar (instead of just let me state for the record) we're giving love in a femidom (instaed of we;re giving love in a family dose).

Methinks not.

miffy
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