My mom came home from work one day and said I just heard the most wonderful song
I think it was the Beatles.
Will you still love me will you still need me, When Im 6 feet four.
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My mom came home from work one day and said I just heard the most wonderful song
I think it was the Beatles.
Will you still love me will you still need me, When Im 6 feet four.
My daughter said to me, one day in the car about 16 years ago
"Mom, will you play the Beautiful Meatballs? I like that scary song!"
Marilyn Manson's Beautiful People.
me too.
There's actually a word for this: mondegreen
Electric boobs and a mohair suit sounded like a pretty snazzy outfit.
When i'm sixtyfour. Great song.My mom came home from work one day and said I just heard the most wonderful song
I think it was the Beatles.
Will you still love me will you still need me, When Im 6 feet four.
sont des mots qui vont très bien ensemble"Sunday monkey don't play piano song, play piano song."
Michelle, the Beatles.
"Laughing and dreaming,
and I send all the a$$h0|e$ away."
More Than a Feeling, Boston.
And of course
"'Scuse me! While I kiss this guy."
Purple Haze, Jimi Hendrix.
But here's something that's always bothered me, and it's not misheard. It's a problem with phonetics and word boundaries. When Billy Joel sings Keeping the Faith, does he refer to "a nice cold beer in the shade" or "an ice cold beer in the shade"?
Yes, I am weird. Sorry.