Misheard lyrics
- Judgmental Patient
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Hahahaha +1 I always wondered what broken down rubber cement had to do with anythinglucy wrote:I always think lover's lament sounds like rubber cement - Dan's (and Dave's) lyrics are quite a bit better than what my mind sometimes hears!
What happened son, you could have been someone
You could have been much more
You could have been much more
A few more:
Voodoo Doll
Real: I'm imprisoned by my passion
Misheard: I'm imprisoned by the fascists
Down On Up To Me
Real: Some folks find more humanity
Some folks find more than sanity
Misheard: Some folks might thought you meant the tea
Some folks might hold that's sacrilege (:shock:)
Real: Do it for the last time
Misheard: Food for the last time
Twiddly Dee (Jim, I remain awed by the fact that you managed to decipher this one for the discography)
Real: Ain't worried about the dumb things I've done
Ain't worried about the dumb things to come
Misheard: Ain't worried about the dumplings I've done
Ain't worried about the dumplings to come
Real: Yes, I guess I'm lucky I can live my own way
Misheard: You ask if I'm a monkey; I can live my own way
Voodoo Doll
Real: I'm imprisoned by my passion
Misheard: I'm imprisoned by the fascists
Down On Up To Me
Real: Some folks find more humanity
Some folks find more than sanity
Misheard: Some folks might thought you meant the tea
Some folks might hold that's sacrilege (:shock:)
Real: Do it for the last time
Misheard: Food for the last time
Twiddly Dee (Jim, I remain awed by the fact that you managed to decipher this one for the discography)
Real: Ain't worried about the dumb things I've done
Ain't worried about the dumb things to come
Misheard: Ain't worried about the dumplings I've done
Ain't worried about the dumplings to come
Real: Yes, I guess I'm lucky I can live my own way
Misheard: You ask if I'm a monkey; I can live my own way
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Thanks (I'll take that as a compliment, even if it wasn't implied) . I'd work on this one for about 5 minutes, go do the lyrics for a different song and finish those, and go back to Twiddly Dee (probably at least 20 times). I worked on this one for a good 3-4 hours (definitely not as long as some on Say What You Will).Homesick wrote:Twiddly Dee (Jim, I remain awed by the fact that you managed to decipher this one for the discography)
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Huh. I always heardHomesick wrote:
Down On Up To Me
Real: Some folks find more humanity
Some folks find more than sanity
Misheard: Some folks might thought you meant the tea
Some folks might hold that's sacrilege (:shock:)
Some folks fight for humanity
Some folks fight for their sanity
What happened son, you could have been someone
You could have been much more
You could have been much more
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Yup, those lyrics definitely make more sense. Lyrics have been updated. Thanks.TheJudge wrote:Some folks fight for humanity
Some folks fight for their sanity
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