Misinterpreted songs

[BustaMike]

I was thinking the other day about how often times people sing along to popular songs without any regard to what the song is actually about. Here's an example of what I mean:

Green Day - Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)
This song is about the guys girlfriend cheating on him, and her getting dumped. It is not a positive or uplifting song, yet it gets used all the time in that way. It doesn't say "I hope you have." It says "I hope you had."

Guns and Roses - I Used to Love Her
The song is about his dog, not his girl.


Those are all I can think of right now. Please add more.

[OPD]

https://www.Kissthisguy.com

from the hendrix song. it was misheard as kiss the guy rather than kiss the sky.

[Provost Harrison]

Look here too

http://www.rathergood.com

That piss-take out of the Destiny's Child song, LOL, "The shoes on my feet, ALF GARNETT!" :lol;

[Provost Harrison]

"Bill Oddie, Bill Oddie, put your hands all over my body"

[Bosh]

people thinking Born in the US is a pean (sp?) to american patriotism...

[BustaMike]

Born in the USA... good one. An antiwar song that people use to show support for war . I forgot that one.

[Felch]

How about Puff the Magic Dragon?

I guess that's actually like a double entendre sort of song though.

[Provost Harrison]

Paean Boshko?

[Stefu]

'Paean' sounds like a name posh British parents give to their unfortunate children.