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OK, I'm hoping someone can help me out... I really tried searching, found a great site for lyrics to songs by The Cars, but I don't know the title, so I was kind of screwed :teeth
Anyhoodle:
Yesterday we were driving home from shopping when a Cars song came on. They sang something about "Life is a sin, except for your shoes"
Now, can that be right? My son thinks those are the most awesome song lyrics ever :laugh
Soooo, anyone know what song that could be, or what it is they are saying?
"Brick House" by the Commodores is the shake-a-cow song to me because that's what it sounds like they're saying. I know the real lyric is "shake it down, shake it down now" but I swear it sounds like "shake a cow, shake a cow now". :cow :lol
Cali, I think that song is called "Moving in Stereo"
http://www.leoslyrics.com/listlyrics...GephL%2F1OU%3D
"Life's the same, except for my shoes"
:rofl Thanks Z! I have a feeling my son will like those lyrics even better. :up
Ive made many song mistakes, one that i remember is from a waiting to exhale song that was named "Sitting up in my room" I always thought it was, "You send out to my soul, back here thinking about you" when ever i heard it, when it actually was,
"Be sittin up in my room
Back here thinkin bout you
I must confess, I'm a mess for you"
Somehow i don't feel like an a$$ anymore.:p
Okay, it's almost one year later and I'm responding this post. :lol But I found it funny because my husband, friend, and I were arguing over the lyrics to this song last week - same line. My husband refused to believe me when I said it was "Just like a white winged dove" - he thought she was saying "Just like the ones we love".Quote:
Originally Posted by cali
He and I argue over song lyrics all the the time, but he's usually right. One of our favorite songs is Dave Matthews Band "Crash". Towards the end, the part that says "I'm the king of the castle, you're the dirty rascal...." I had no idea Dave was saying "dirty rascal" until I heard my husband singing it. I used to think it said "you're the girl who has to (crash into me)". Oops. :blush
One of my college roommates was infamous for misunderstanding lyrics. The one I remember best was that she thought the GoGo's were singing "Otters and Seals" instead of "Our Lips Are Sealed." As a joke, the rest of us used to flop to the ground and act like seals whenever the song came on.
Hillary duff and her sister remade that song and i thought they were saying, "how does it feel?"
The worst is the Stacy Orico song "More" it goes
There's gotta be more to life than chasing down every temporary high
cause the more that I..
shoob be doop a stoop dop whoa a whoa or some **** like that I have no idea what the hell she is saying.
I always had trouble with Nirvana's Come As You Are.. where he sings memory.. he draws it out and i still sing memory of. hehe.
Also i had friends in a local Cleveland band, then called Outta the Blue who became the Szuters and now Magna-Fi (they are kinda big in Japan and Vegas now)... they had a song called So Happy ( I STILL love this poppy lil tune hehe) and they had the nerve to use words like antiquated and the Auto-de-fey in it. Now my best friend and i spent like 4 hours one night rewinding and re-listening to that song JUST to get the lyrics right and ended up asking Mike what the heck he was saying in the auto de fay part.. far be it from me to think that any pop-rock band would use a religious persecution in a song.