The magic of misheard lyrics
Mondegreens are deliciously funny, especially because they tend to be belted out with much gusto - as if they were legit all along
MY husband and father share a rare talent: the knack for mishearing (and royally mangling) lyrics.
Take, for example, the Swedish House Mafia song, which goes: "Don't you worry, don't you worry child / See heaven's got a plan for you". My husband has always thought it was: "Don't you worry, don't you worry child / Sierra's got a plan for you". His defence? "I thought the song was by some guy called DJ Sierra."
When I laughed him out of town and Googled the lyrics to prov…
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