Misconceptions :)

My friend thought the parts of Bohemian Rhapsody were different songs i was like its all one song its the same song and she thought We Will Rock You and Champions were the same song

In Who wants to live forever, I always thought Freddie was saying "I love my style" (instead of "When love must die")
At the very beginning, I thought they were Americans (I'm ashamed).

When I was about ten and didn't know anything whatsoever, I always thought of I Want To Break Free as the song from the Eircom ad and thought it was Pat Shortt's song.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=&#FF00CC">Lil*Queenie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>Flash! wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=&#FF00CC">Lil*Queenie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>Flash! wrote: [/QUOTENAME]When i first heard 'Machines' at 'It's self perpetuation a parahumanoidarianised' i thought 'a parahumanoidarianised' part actually was something like '...who hunts for a human almost every night'.
I have no idea why! Then i looked at the lyrics and saw that huge word! lol[/QUOTE]

that word isn't the only thing that's huge...[/QUOTE]

Isn't it? :/[/QUOTE]

NO!..cucumbers are also quite huge..poles..puffy skirts and o um strap ons?[/QUOTE]

Here you go again. Are you just a typical Teenager or are you on drugs? lol

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Elizabeth Knightson wrote: [/QUOTENAME]In Who wants to live forever, I always thought Freddie was saying "I love my style" (instead of "When love must die")
At the very beginning, I thought they were Americans (I'm ashamed). [/QUOTE]

Me too! I always thought it was "I love my stile", but I thought it didn't make any sense with the rest of the lyric.

When I saw the Break Free photo, I thought it was in the 70's because of the long hairs.

In the beginning of my Queenfan stuff (I had only the Greatest Hits I&II) I never listened to Fat Bottomed Girls because I thought it was a very dirty music for grown up people.

I thought Queen II was their debut album.

I thought that KEEP YOURSELF ALIVE was later like HEADLONG...

I thought I Want to Break Free was written by Deaky, but I later learned that it was written for the gay community by Freddie Mercury.

At the end of IGSM, I misheard "and there you have it" as "i know you have it" and spent a walk home trying to figure out what in the world he was talking about.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FreddiesGhettoTrench wrote: [/QUOTENAME]At the end of IGSM, I misheard "and there you have it" as "i know you have it" and spent a walk home trying to figure out what in the world he was talking about. [/QUOTE]

hehe! i duno why this made me laugh...But i've probably done that with songs too... lol
I've flubbed up lyrics alot when i first listen to them...
:-D