Fun Music Information -> Brand New Heavies

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Literally Impossible Song Titles:

Song/Performer	Comment	Submitter Name
"Wake Me When I'm Dead,"	No, I don't think so.	Peter

Remove a Letter From a Song Title:

"Wake Me When I'm Dad" originally "Wake Me When I'm Dead"

Karen Smith

If Groups Combined, Their Names Might Be:

Brand Nubian Heavies

Brand New Heavies combined with Brand Nubian

Submitted By: redsimba

Misheard Lyrics:

"Midnight at the Oasis" Misheard Lyrics: Come on, captivate our friend Original Lyrics: Come on, Cactus is our friend	"Sometimes" Misheard Lyrics: Talking about good revolution, or maybe just I'll change my mind Walking on my constitution, I began to really mind Original Lyrics: Talking about a revolution, or maybe just a change of mind Working on my constitution, I began to realize
"Dream Come True" Misheard Lyrics: Was it all in my mind or did I scream it at the time? OR Was it all in my mind or did I dream it at the time? Original Lyrics: Was it all in my mind or did I dream it all the time?	"Spend Some Time" Misheard Lyrics: I had a picture of you in my head It kept me warm when you were not dead Original Lyrics: I had a picture of you in my head It kept me warm when you were not there
There are additional misheard lyrics available.

Misheard Lyrics Stories:

"Midnight at the Oasis"

Misheard Lyrics:

At midnight, I see Oasis, sing your camera to bed
OR
At midnight, I see Oasis, send your camera to Beth

Original Lyrics:

Midnight at the oasis, send your camel to bed

Story about this misheard lyric by: Jacynthia Maries

Not being familiar with the 70s original by Maria Muldaur at the time this Brand New Heavies cover was out around 1994/'95, I thought the song was about seeing the band Oasis (in concert) at midnight - Oasis were very popular at the time so I thought this song was an ode to them! I didn't realise that "oasis" in this song actually referred to a desert - and not the band.