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Originally posted by henryarnaud:
AC/DC: Dirty deeds, done dirt cheap.

Me: Dirty deeds, Dunder Jeep.

What the hell is a Dunder Jeep...?!?!

I thought it was dirty deeds done with sheep.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-4lk2-UA_I

"A girl with colitis go by" . . .
Lucy in the sky with diamonds.

Mairzy doats and dozy doats, and liddle lamsy divy. A kiddle e divy too, wouldn't you?

flashguy

I'm back
I'm back in the salad again

Aerosmith

She's a good girl
Loves her llama
Loves Cheez-its
And asparagus too (Tom Petty, "Free Fallin'")

It's just a sprinkling for a make queen (Led Zeppelin, "Stairway to Heaven)

My wife stumped me for a while about a Clapton song, "Layla". Some she heard "Hey Now". We went out one night and wanted to hear the song she thought it was and I had no clue what she was talking about.

I've always liked car songs while driving.

My youngest Son would sing along "buddy gonna shove you down".

Now my older Granddaughter sings "little goose poop, you don't know what I got".

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Originally posted by Some Shot:
I've always liked car songs while driving.

My youngest Son would sing along "buddy gonna shove you down".

Now my older Granddaughter sings "little goose poop, you don't know what I got".

When I was a child (a long time ago), my parents would sing as we drove along. Things like "There's a Long, Long Trail A-Winding", and "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain". (Bet you've not heard those in a long time.)

flashguy

"Taking care of sisters..."

Bachman Turner Overdrive

Manfred Mann-

Blinded by the light- wrapped up like a douche another roller in the night.

Most of the ones I familiar with have been mentioned, but the topic brings two good memories to mind.

In college back in the eighties I was on a double date. We’re driving listening to the song Dance Hall Days by Wang Chung. My friend is in the backseat with his date singing along and we hear him sing “Take your baby by the ears and tell her that her dog has fears.” (The lyric is And take your baby by the ears And play upon her darkest fears)

Years later I’m driving with my then 6-7 year old daughter listening to a “classic funk” CD which includes the song Play That Funky Music. My daughter is singing along with the chorus line, and Play that funky music white boy became Play that funny music light boy.

quote:

Originally posted by StorminNormin:
My wife always thought the Def Leppard song “Animal” was saying “Panama.”

Conversely, my son thought Van Halen was singing "Animal." He also thought Vanilla Ice was singing "White Rice, Baby."

Elton John
Someone shaved my wife tonight

This one is a little embarrassing, You flew your midget up to Nova Scotia instead of Lear Jet. As I lose hearing it seems I now understand the lyrics better for some reason.

***** Old thread --- looked fun so thought I'd bring it back*****

Enter Sandman

I always though it was "In your coffin, in your head"

and I always though it was "Exit right, Enter night"

More Elton John-

Benny and the Jets:

I thought I heard "She's got electric boots, her Ma has too."

When it was "She's got electric boots, a mohair suit."


The Beatles' Day Tripper:

I thought I heard "She was a State Trooper."


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quote:

Lucy in the sky with diamonds.

I hear, "Lucy in disguise with diamonds above" and my hearing is getting even worse nowadays.

“Lord, I was born a ramblin' man”

Me, as a ~12 yo kid many moons ago after a family camping trip to Maine and Canada, after camping on the island for a few days or so -

“Lord, I was born on Grand Manan”

You picked a fine to leave me Lucille. Four hundred kids and a crop in the field!
You picked a fine time to leave me Lucille.

Then the college lyrics: You bitch, you slut, you whore!

I always heard “living on toast and wine” instead of “Tulsa time”.