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There are 14 misheard song lyrics for Kirsty MacColl on amIright currently.
"A New England"
I love the words you wrote to me:
"My back was bloody yesterday"
I love the words you wrote to me
but that was bloody yesterday
"A New England"
It's wrong to wish on spaced-out hair
It's wrong to wish on space hardware
"A New England"
Though I put you on a pair of socks, you put me on the pill
Though I put you on a pedestal, you put me on the pill
"A New England"
Though I put you on a pedal cycle, put me on the pill
Though I put you on a pedestal, you put me on the pill
"A New England"
When the bastard didn't ring I knew it wasn't you
When at last it didn't ring I knew it wasn't you
"Days"
Thank you for the days, those endless days, those secret days you gave me
Thank you for the days, those endless days, those sacred days you gave me
And I'll see you baby
When the clowns rise again.
And I'll see you baby
When the clans rise again.
"Terry"
You can see the door is open
So if you don't want your nutz broken...
You can see the door is open
So if you don't want your nose broken...
"There's A Guy Works Down The Chipshop"
There's a guy works down the chip shop swears he's helpless.
There's a guy works down the chipshop swears he's Elvis.
"There's A Guy Works Down The Chipshop"
There's a guy works down the chipshop wears a helmat
There's aguy works down the chipshop swears he's Elvis
"There's a Guy Works Down the Chipshop"
There's a guy works down the chipshop swears at shellfish
There's a guy works down the chipshop swears he's Elvis
"Walking Down Madison" (MP3)
From an uptown apartment to a night on the late train
It’s not that far.
From an uptown apartment to a knife on the A train
It’s not that far.
"Walking Down Madison" (MP3)
See you give 'em your nipples, your pennies and dimes.
See you give 'em your nickels, your pennies and dimes.
"Walking Down Madison" (MP3)
Walking down Madison I swear I never had a gun
No one ever shot no one
(Later)
But you can't give them what they need most of the time, oh no
(Later)
To the bat lady frozen asleep in the park
Walking down Madison I swear I never had a gun
No I never shot no one
(Later)
But you can't give them hope in these mercenary times, oh no
(Later)
To the bag lady frozen asleep in the park