When I thought of this I had a specific song in mind but now for the life of me I cannot remember what it was so I'll go with these two:

Earth, Wind, and Fire's Love's Holiday which goes:

Gonna look into your eyes 'til I'm hypnotized

make love to you baby 'til I'm satisfied

instead I sung make love to you baby 'til I'm 35 (I really don't know why but it seemed to make sense to the younger me who sang it).

Less nonsensical is my made up lyrics to Keith Sweat's song Tell Me it's Me You Want where he sings Hurt your heart a thousand times but I sang Heard this part a thousand times.

There are also songs where I didn't know the true subject like riding the White Horse and White Lines songs about cocaine and Mary Jane about marijuana and Brown Sugar about some kind of drug as well.

I am just so innocent

♫On the closer side of town...♫ (♫Hold me closer tiny dancer...♫)

A friend of mine used to think that the line in Purple Haze was, "Excuse me while I kiss this guy."

Should I give up, or should I just keep chasing payments? (aka The Landlord's Lament).

My friend thought Rihanna's "We Found Love" went "We found a line and I held his place".

A favourite of mine's always been in Mariah's "I'm That Chick", where she says "hypnotize like Biggie", I swore she said "Hypnotize like baked bean". I guess I rationalized that she was talking about magic beans or something??

"Blinded by the light... wrapped up like a douche."

"I Had some dreams, they were clowns in my coffee, clowns in my coffee."

Back when kids had AM radios, these mistakes were much more easily made.

This isn't the same but Tony! Toni! Tone! has a song Slow Wine which should actually be called Slow Wind. The song is actually about winding up like a winding up a toy but no one caught the inaccurate spelling.

"Blinded by the light... wrapped up like a douche."

Wow, I thought the exact same thing as a kid. Hilarious.

I also was "wrapped up like a douche..." LOL

Billie Jean--"The Chad (or chair) is not my sun"

Def Leppard's Rocket: "Saturday night of love" instead of "Satellite of love"

Pour Some Sugar on Me: "Take your bible, shake it up..."

Theme song to The Jeffersons: Instead of, "Long as we live, it's you and me baby," I would sing, "Mama's sweet lips, chewin' me baby"

Theme song to Three's Company: "Down at our rendezvous" became the senseless, "Domma nomma nee boo"

My mother loves to tell the story of when I was a kid, singing Foreigner's Hot Blooded as "Hot Blooded...chicken of the sea."

And I purposely sing Rihanna's We Found Love as "We found love in a homeless place.."

My friend thought Rihanna's "We Found Love" went "We found a line and I held his place".

Theme song to The Jeffersons: Instead of, "Long as we live, it's you and me baby," I would sing, "Mama's sweet lips, chewin' me baby"

Sitting here cracking the [!@#$%^&*] up!

Wow, I thought the exact same thing as a kid. Hilarious.

Me too, but still to this day! What IS the correct lyric?

Sitting here cracking the [!@#$%^&*] up!

Me too, but still to this day! What IS the correct lyric?

It's "Wrapped Up Like a Deuce".

Soemone mentioned The Jeffersons theme song... SO many people don't know what the words are in the Good Times theme at :35

They even had a big debate here on a local radio show asking people what the line was, and NOBODY knew! LOL

I always found it odd that Janet' Dubois sang the Jeffersons theme song, and not the theme from her own show. I would ahve let Janet' sing Good Times, and have Blinky sing the Jefferson's theme.

Edited September 26, 201213 yr by alphanguy74

I, too, thought they said "wrapped up like a douche". It confused me for years.

It sounds like hanging in a chow line.

It sounds like hanging in a chow line.

And you would be correct! You'd be surprised at how 90 percent of people can't figure that one out.

At 1:22... "As I pee out through the window of lost time".

Glen Campbell's Rhinestone Cowboy: "And mothballs coming over the phone..."

Also, I knew Kenny Rogers was lamenting to Lucille about four hungry children but it sounded like four hundred children.

When Joe Cocker was singing Delta Lady I wondered what it had to do with "When I hold my gun in England".