For me it is Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin. What I hear: "You need cool aid, baby I'm not Foolin'" I know the actual lyircs but I hear this a lot
In Ride the Lightning by Metallica; I always hear 'Free from this frightening dream' as 'Free from this lightning beam'. I know the right lyrics, but I always hear that.
when i was a kid i thought do do do looking out my back door , was ew ew ew puking out my backdoor. Love CCR and i get it right now.
For the longest time I thought Puff the Magic Dragon and the Walrus from Alice and Wonderland were talking about ceiling wax. Naturally I never saw this mythical substance for myself, but since two separate songs referred to it -- and both offhandedly alongside other everyday objects -- I assumed it must've been an actual thing... somewhere. Never in a million years would I have guessed they meant the red stamp thing on the backs of old timey letters.
Fucking "Starbucks lovers" instead of "star-struck lovers" or something. Oh, and pretty much every fast-paced rock song I hear.
Not me, but my Middle School Student heard "Juice Box Hero" and were really confused! And not just one, at least 7-8 of them heard it that way...
There is a song on the radio, where I understood the lyrics as: Screw your girlfriend Always worth it You deserve it The way you're working
There's a song called Computer Music which has English and Japanese lyrics, and at the end of the song my brain tries to hear the Japanese as English. The last two words I hear are "Electro Cock".
Toni Braxton, Unbreak my heart. 'Sage and Onion, Sage and Onion, tell me you love me, Unbreak my heart...'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LucfKdukf10 Ever since I heard that, I can't listen to the song without thinking about cats.
the words to Due; of the Fates by John Williams from The Phantom Menace (Star Wars) I know that the words are in Sandskrit but I love someones English version/interpretation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuHImVS1u7A
This is a pretty common phenomenon, actually. Now I'll just leave this link here with more info, and like Hendrix said, "Scuse me, while I kiss this guy" Mondegreen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There's even a book about it 'Scuse Me While I Kiss This Guy: And Other Misheard Lyrics: Gavin Edwards, Chris Kalb: 9780671501280: Amazon.com: Books
Lucy in the sky with diamonds sometimes sounds like Lucy's in a fight with Linus. I blame this one stand up comedian who said this.
"I must have been through about a million girls I'd love 'em and I'd leave them alone" I always hear "I'd love a man and leave him alone" Song is "I Fooled Around and Fell in Love" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyMMEmwFQUE