The line in Killer Queen "she keeps her Moët and Chandon in a pretty cabinet" I used to think was
She keeps a mower and shovel in a pretty cabinet !! I still sing it my way
The line in Killer Queen "she keeps her Moët and Chandon in a pretty cabinet" I used to think was
She keeps a mower and shovel in a pretty cabinet !! I still sing it my way
Pretty good...
My uncle thought "I'll be waiting" (Neenah Cherry and the other chap) was "happy wedding"
If you ever hear it again you can understand why...
Good stuff.
My favourite is a brilliant song by the Skids that featured in an old '80's Maxell tape advert.
I still sing, "the soldiers go marching there's masses of lamb" and "whose disease is catskin"
Cheers,
Neil.
And here is the original band with hilarious lyrics on TOTP with the added bonus of Eddie skanking it up whilst wearing a silly hat!
Cheers,
Neil.
Not forgetting "Sellotape good times, come on !"
For years I was convinced The Stone Roses had released 'I wanna be a dog'
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Arsene Wenger is definitely mentioned at the beginning of that Lion King song.
Mulligans Tyres. Mull of Kintyre.
These sound so bad that me ears are alight.
F.T.F.A.
Not bad but Peter Kay did it better:
Cheers,
In Queens Bohemian rhapsody they DEFINITELY sing about Pork Sausages!
Both the OP and Peter Kay routine made me laugh this morning...very good!
You could have put a NSFE (Not suitable for Ears) on the Ken Lee video - It segwayed into catawalling part way through!
M
My sister always thought it poignant that the battlefield in 'Goodbye Blackberry Way' had carrots in.
I remember at school a friend singing along to the Shamen LSI
"Love sex and teletext"
Always thought Bruno Mars was singing "Marilyn" on the Unorthodux jukebox album.Turns out it was Natalie
The classic 80's europop hit "Corn Beef"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRDqtdSpmLQ
The Police 'Sue Lawley' .....repeat many times
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Sunny Leigh-on-Sea - Suddenly I see by KT Tunstall
First time I heard this on the radio I thought that they sung.....
Who you gonna call?.....'those b@stards'
"I know, she knows, that i'm not fond of Rastas" The Kooks: Naive
Oops.
great how the mind plays tricks when poor old Annie L was simply saying
..........And I want you so
It's an obsession........
Oh well one can dream i suppose!!
Much mirth to be had from Stevie Riks on Youtube.
Particularly like Ashes to Ashes:
https://youtu.be/8PGOkrpAG3M
and
Stayin' Alive
"Well you can tell by the way I use my wok I'm a walrus man.."
https://youtu.be/GtQmBQxcaEk
Paul Young.......... "Every time you go away, you take a piece of meat with you"
Not strictly mis-heard by me, but there is a sentence in an Oasis song which used to consistently trigger my voice activated Garmin SatNav. Cannot remember what that particular bit of the song was saying, but it had obviously nothing to do with the command it was triggering/ activating on the satnav!
My 2 favourites:
Yazoo Don't Go: 'Came into the city, walked into a door'
Madonna Isla Bonita: 'Last night I dreamt of some dago....he had eyes like potatoes'.
Paul Young/ piece of meat always made me laugh.
Creedence Clearwater Revival. "There's a bathroom on the right" - from one of their greatest hits "Bad Moon Rising" !
"I was sick and tired of everything, when I called you last night from Tesco", Abba.
Blondie - Hanging on the Telephone
I'm in the phone book if you wanna call a whore/I'm in the phone booth the one across the hall