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2.26am
6 December 2012
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I used to think that lyric was “Sunday monkey won’t play piano song, play piano song.” 
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5.13pm
3 May 2012
Offline ^ It took me a few times to listen to Michelle before I gave up trying to hear what he says and I googled the lyrics…that’s when I discovered that they were in French.
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10.31pm
21 November 2012
Offline I did hear the ”tres bien ensemble” bit, but I kept on hearing ”sunday monkey” like Egroeg Evoli, and I still hear it like that >.<
4.38am
10 February 2013
Offline meanmistermustard said
Remembered this taken from songmeanings.net‘s entry for She Said, She Said (and other places)I said
Who put all those things in your hair
Things that make me feel like I’m sad
And you’re making me feel like I’ve never been bornMust have been some serious stuff for John to feel like he’d never been born.
I keep thinking back to this and it just cracks me up.
1.20pm
3 May 2012
Offline Noo, I just listened to ‘Michelle ‘ and now I can hear ”sunday monkey” too!
Kind of on topic, I’ve just been reminded by the last post. Does anybody know the lyric in the Beach Boys ‘Good Vibrations’? It goes ”I, love the colourful clothes she wears, and the way the sunlight plays upon her ——”. Is it head or hair? I can’t make it out.
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2.04pm
10 February 2013
Offline I’m pretty sure it’s “hair.” I think the verse is:
I love the colorful clothes she wears
And the way the sunlight plays upon her hair.
I hear the sound of a gentle word
On the wind that lifts her perfume through the air.
I always used to puzzle over the “gentle word” part. It just sounds to me like he’s saying “murrrr.”
3.36pm
3 May 2012
Offline Okay, thanks
It took me some time to hear what he was saying there too. Because I’m English, I often find it hard to understand what Americans are saying when they’re singing.
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4.09pm
10 February 2013
Offline Don’t feel bad. I have trouble understanding too, and I’m American. 
4.30pm
3 May 2012
Offline Hahaha, okay, I don’t feel bad 
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8.45pm
21 November 2012
Offline fabfouremily said
Noo, I just listened to ‘Michelle ‘ and now I can hear ”sunday monkey” too!Kind of on topic, I’ve just been reminded by the last post. Does anybody know the lyric in the Beach Boys ‘Good Vibrations’? It goes ”I, love the colourful clothes she wears, and the way the sunlight plays upon her ——”. Is it head or hair? I can’t make it out.
It’s annoying! Even if you know the original lyrics you keep on hearing ”sunday monkey”
9.55pm
3 May 2012
Offline Linde said
fabfouremily said
Noo, I just listened to ‘Michelle ‘ and now I can hear ”sunday monkey” too!Kind of on topic, I’ve just been reminded by the last post. Does anybody know the lyric in the Beach Boys ‘Good Vibrations’? It goes ”I, love the colourful clothes she wears, and the way the sunlight plays upon her ——”. Is it head or hair? I can’t make it out.
It’s annoying! Even if you know the original lyrics you keep on hearing ”sunday monkey”
Haha you do, yeah
What makes it worse is that I never heard that before 
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1.53pm
30 March 2013
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When I was a young child (maybe 6 or 7) I wasn’t really a big Beatles fan, but my dad was, and he played the song “Day Tripper ” and I heard it as “Day trip up”. My dad played a lot of Beatles (that’s how I became a fan) and once I sang it with him, and I said “Day trip up” then he explained it to me. For 5 years I thought it was Day Trip Up.
It took me sooo long, to found out, but I found out.
EDIT: I also used to think in Eleanor Rigby it was “I look at all the lonely people” not “Ah, look at all the lonely people”. It’s an easy mistake.
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6.59pm
6 December 2012
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Will I hear it like that now? I don’t know, Iiiiiiiiii don’t know… You stick around and it may show, I don’t know, Iiiiiiiiii don’t know…
Okay, your Day Tripper reference was better than my Something reference.
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10.43pm
21 November 2012
Offline I made the same mistake with Eleanor Rigby . It’s funny how I can hardly ever come up with some misheard lyrics myself, but when other people point them out with some of them I’m like ”ah yeah, I used to think so as well”
7.26pm
10 August 2011
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Nazarino12 said, “I said “Day trip up” then he explained it to me. For 5 years I thought it was Day Trip Up.
It took me sooo long, to found out, but I found out.”
Clever.
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5.21pm
6 December 2012
Offline In Polythene Pam , I thought it was “She’s the kind of a girl that makes a musical failure,” not “She’s the kind of a girl that makes the News of the World.” (Those are the correct words, right?)
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Offline Egroeg Evoli said
In Polythene Pam , I thought it was “She’s the kind of a girl that makes a musical failure,” not “She’s the kind of a girl that makes the News of the World.” (Those are the correct words, right?)
Yip. For those not in know the News of the World is a now defunct UK tabloid shut down for phone tapping a whole number of people, illegally accessing mobile phones and who knows what else (by the owners not the authorities). Its a good thing its gone im opinion. Awful paper.
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9.55pm
12 January 2013
Offline I heard Paul McCartney ‘s dad is Superman at the end of A Day In The Life .
Now can somebody tell me if one of the lines in Hey Bulldog is Don’t Look At Me man I only have ten children.
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1.41am
6 December 2012
Offline I listened to Hey Bulldog … I don’t even know what line you would mistake for “Don’t Look At Me man, I only have ten children”…
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1.51am
5 November 2011
Offline Beatles in the Blood said
I heard Paul McCartney ‘s dad is Superman at the end of A Day In The Life .
I have always heard “Never could be any other way” at the end of A Day In The Life .
Now can somebody tell me if one of the lines in Hey Bulldog is Don’t Look At Me man I only have ten children.
Definitely not..
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