We all do it, there's some classic or cheesy song that we sing but don't actually know the full words. I remember seeing the Peter Kay sketch, it reminded me - as I have been listening to the Corrs a lot lately.

Breathless....

I always heard as "So go on, go on
Come on leave me Bradley."

It's actually,

So go on, go on
Come on leave me breathless. ????

 

Edited February 6, 20206 yr by super_ram

An advert from many many years ago selling tapes (yes, that old!). It was brilliant at the time and very funny.

Would paste it properly, but not letting me so you will have to make do with the link!!

 

Edited February 3, 20206 yr by liampie
fixed for you fozzy :)

There was also an old sketch done by Jasper Carrot involving Lyrics from Bohemian Rhapsody. Listening to irritating people with Walkmans on (all the kids on here going walk what?!?) during train trips that get lyrics wrong. He went on to imitate one with instead of:

beelzebub has a devil put a side for me

Replaced with:

beelzebub has a devil for a sideboard.....

So you see, Peter Kay even nicks ideas off other people and puts his own great twist on it!

Sister Sledge and the State capital of Texas tune: Austin Music (Lost in Music)????

Chic - Freak out

Always thought it said AFRICAAAAAAA 

Edited February 3, 20206 yr by super_ram

hahah this is a brilliant topic, i will have to have a think.

@Fozzy fixed your post so the video shows. very funny! ????

4 hours ago, Fozzy said:

An advert from many many years ago selling tapes (yes, that old!). It was brilliant at the time and very funny.

Would paste it properly, but not letting me so you will have to make do with the link!!

 

Ha Ha,I remember the original ,Israelites by Desmond Decker and the Aces.It was on the juke box in The Red Lion ,Alfreton((My home town),. in  about 1969 and when it got to the 'oh,oh me israelite' bit everyone joined in singing just like the ad-'me ears are alight' and that was before the  ad came out

It's funny when you listen to people who bang on about being said persons biggest fan, but they only sing the popular songs and muddle the lyrics. ???? 

You know the song "Daydream Believer" by the Monkees? The one where they sing "cheer up sleepy Jean". My dad used to think they were singing "cheer up sweet Bejean"

To be fair, I mistook "Paperback Writer" for "think about Brighton"...

23 hours ago, Chris said:

We all do it, there's some classic or cheesy song that we sing but don't actually know the full words. I remember seeing the Peter Kay sketch, it reminded me - as I have been listening to the Corrs a lot lately.

Saw the title of this topic and was going to quote something from this clip. 

 

 

 

Thought the'She's a must to avoid 'was 'She's a muscular boy'

Edited February 6, 20206 yr by super_ram

@super_pie used to sing this incorrectly, so much so, that @CutiePie believes it’s the actual lyrics.

”I want to swing from a jungle vine tree.”

She’s a musclur girl ????????

I see Trees of green = I see Theresa Green

Edited February 6, 20206 yr by super_ram

There really is alot but that could be similar to @Chris thinking the the kids program bodger and badger was called "rodger and badger"

It should be Roger, bodger sounds weird. I know he’s supposed to mess up all the time but Rodger would make sense. I wonder if that’s his actual name in the show though.

What an enjoyable, and funny thread.

@super_ram I had listen to yours repeated to hear the actual lyrics, you're right it sounds like "she's a muscular boy".

On 06/02/2020 at 18:11, Chris said:

@super_pie used to sing this incorrectly, so much so, that @CutiePie believes it’s the actual lyrics.

”I want to swing from a jungle vine tree.”

I only said it once

That's all you have to do for it to catch on @super_pie. ????????????