Mis-heard song lyrics?

A lot of you may not even remember this song, from the 70's. It was called Roller Coaster. For years I thought they were saying, "Don't get grossed out!" I know there were other songs too but this one will forever stick in my mind as my stupid rendition of the lyrics.

For years I thought: Money, money, money Must be funny In the rich mans world was: Money, money, money It's so funny In a rich mans world My girlfriend was the one who actually pointed the error out to me, haha.

I do this ALL THE TIME. Its really funny, because my boyfriend studies music at university so he is always the first to correct me. I can't remember any examples, but I know there is a website out there dedicated to "misheard lyrics" and some of them are bloody hysterical.

A rather weird thing has happened to me with a Romanian song. There was a line where I kept hearing "invade". But it really had no sense in the context. And I listened some more, every time I listened I heard "invade". I asked my husband what did he think about it and he said well of course the word is "evade" and it's heard very clearly. Now I admit that "evade" did have sense in the context so it might have actually been "evade", but each and every time I listen to that song, even willing myself to hear "evade" I still hear "invade". Each and every time. And my husband is still saying that "evade" is very clearly heard :) Oh well.

sometimes when i cant figure out the words to a song i love i just make up my own words until i do the research or buy the album and look at the lyrics. its always fun.

The website that lists a bunch is called "kissthisguy.com" because one of the most common misheard lyrics is from Jimmy Hendrick's Purple Haze, the line is "Excuse me while I kiss the sky" which is sung by most people as "Excuse me while I kiss this guy!"

For years a Tim McGraw song I have been singing wrong. It never made sense but I didn't know what he said. I was singing to the song "all I want is a life" signal comes I want a piece of that pie well the real version is "sick of the crumbs I want a piece of that pie" I laughed when I found it out. I knew it never made sense but I didn't know what he was saying.