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Another song on the radio recently is Nelly Furtado's 'All good things (come to an end)'. I had to look it up on google to see what she was talking about. She actually says:- And the dogs were whistling a new tune barking at the new moon hoping it will come soon so that they could... And the dogs were whistling a new tune barking at the new moon hoping it will come soon so that they could die Diee...dieee...dieee I thought she was singing about sweets, sounded like she kept saying 'moo chew' which i assume is a milk chew sweet, have to get my ears tested.

We were listening to Destinys Child early singing the theme from Charley's Angels. It really does sound like they keep saying 'I farted' after every statement.

Lol..this thread has had me laughing. I always thought that in Rock DJ by Robbie Williams it went. Tenpin aint easy , must of them fleece me every night. Tenpin aint easy.but is your selling it..its alright !! Found out later the word was Pimpin ! thought he was refering to bowling ! Janine

What's the one with ''elephant's ears'' in it ?

my little boy used to pull his toy sword from his belt and shout 'by the power of playschool' Correct version 'by the power of greyskull' An 80's peboe bryson song was 'Tonight i celbrate my love to you' i thought they said 'tonight i scellotape my glove to you'

Does anyone else think that the start of George Michael's latest song sounds like 'donkeys me baby', of course he says 'don't kiss me baby', but I laugh everytime I hear it.

I'm getting a bit of a reputation for reviving old threads. I'm sure i've got loads to add on this, but can't think of any at moment, I'll have another think

this thread as me in stiches

where else can you cry by reading both sad and funny threads? the letter from the little boy to his mum was so sad, I could barely see to read it and then I click on this thread and I am crying with laughter, thank you all. Tricia

Another of my Mum's, can't remember who sang it...... Dance yourself dizzy when they move the loo.....

Crikey! Jonathan's got a good memory.......even I'd forgotten about this one! lol

My Mum's version of the Abba song........ Like a super trouper, light's gone off in Tesco's.

Who knows what tomorrow brings In a world, few hearts survive All I know, is the way I feel When it’s real, I keep my pray alive The road is long There are mountains in our way But we climb steps every day Love lift us up where we belong Where the eagles cry, on a mountain high Love lift us up where we belong Far from the world we know Up where the clear winds blow Some hang on to 'used-to-be' Live their lives locking behind All we have is here and now All our lives, out there to find The road is long There are mountains in our way But we climb steps every day Love lift us up where we belong Where the eagles cry, on a mountain high Love lift us up where we belong Far from the world we know Up where the clear winds blow Time goes by No time to cry Life’s you and I, alive, baby Love lift us up where we belong Where the eagles cry, on a mountain high Love lift us up where we belong Far from the world we know Up where the clear winds blow Love lift us up where we belong Where the eagles cry, on a mountain high Love lift us up where we belong Far from the world we know Up where the clear winds blow

My daughter and her fiancee went on holiday to Mexico, they had a musician and singer in the hotel who asked her song request was she said............................The Lift Goes Up when asked who sings it her OH said Kenny Rogers! the song was actually Love Lift us up. In July 1982, Island Records released 'Up Where We Belong,' the love theme from the movie An Officer and a Gentleman, a duet between Jennifer Warnes and Joe Cocker.

Can't remember who sang it, but do you remember 'Jake, he's broken wind'......though you might know it as 'Take these broken wings' .

Jonathan dug it up Jeanette, good thread, and he's right, more can be added.

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2 can have a Party Kim Weston and Marvin Gaye... Oh pretty music broken chair lights down low and I m holding you near..

My Mum back in the 60's 'She's a muscular boy' Song was 'She's a must to avoid' by Herman's Hermits. Also when I was little - 'London's Burning' - I thought the line 'Pour on water' was 'Poor Old Walter' - lol PP xx

Me ex : to John Denver song 'You build up my fences' the words ; 'You fill up my senses' Song called 'My simple Heart' from early 80's, can't remember who by... my words: Bicycle Pump *hangs head in shame*