There’s a Pogues song called “The Broad, Majestic Shannon,” which describes an idyllic morning on the banks of a river thusly:
So I walked as day was dawning
Where small birds sang and leaves were falling
Where we once watched the row boats landing
By the broad majestic Shannon
Problem is, Shane MacGowan’s brogue is so thick, that when he says “row boats,” I always hear, “robots.” Which would be pretty freakin’ awesome, if you think about it.
I’m with Qadgop. Seen this before, but it’s always fun.
I’m particularly fond of a new one I just saw on the site you linked to. From now on, whenever I hear the Beach Boys sing “Help Me Rhonda,” I’ll be singing along with
The family and I were out karaoke-ing a few weeks ago. One of the singers was doing Vanessa Williams’s Colors of the Wind, and the track was probably from one of the second-tier producers:
And another we all should know is
You, and me, and Leslie (you and me endlessly)
In the RHPS, “I’m Going Home” Frank sings “like I’m outside in the rain” - But here, 30 years later, it still sounds like “like a Matzah in the rain”