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4.35am
5 February 2010
Offline5.03pm
5 February 2010
Offlineskye said:
Of all the problems for my subconscious to be working on, it picks this? Sigh.
I've seen worse. 
I used to lie awake wondering if eventually the two of them got together in the end, because she is described in this song as a "Sunday driver (yeah)", and in "Two of Us", he sings to his beloved, "Two of us, Sunday driving … on our way back home." (tongue firmly in cheek, btw)
Now to solve the other riddle: how is it that we can go so quickly from the affirmative "I wanna hold your hand" to the negative "I don't wanna kiss or hold your hand"? Sends a bit of a mixed message, I think.
5.47pm
5 February 2010
Offline8.52pm
21 August 2009
OfflinePeterWeatherby said:
Joe said:
That's simple. John and Paul wanted to hold her hand; George didn't.
Ringo's opinion is not known.
I think Ringo's opinion was pretty well implied early on: "Honey, don't."
Apparently he had a change of heart, "don't pass me by."
1.37pm
5 February 2010
OfflineHere a few more misheard lyrics that I've just realized are always nagging at the back of my mind:
1) In "The Devil in Her Heart", I could never make sense of why George sang, "I can't believe that she'll ever, ever go, not when she hurts me and says she loves me so", only to then immediately sing, "she'll never hurt me"
2) Where do you catch "rockin' pneumonia"? In "Roll Over Beethoven", I was sure George said he caught his "up the ladder". Watch out for those ladders.
3) Why was Paul so interested in the intelligence of his girl in "Love Me Do"? You know … "Someone to love, someone, IQ!" It didn't make sense to me, lyrically, but who was I to argue with the songwriting team of Lennon-McCartney?
8.43pm
13 November 2009
OfflineMwa ha ha! Just try to unhear this: My Baby Donkey
9.20pm
21 August 2009
Offlineskye said:Mwa ha ha! Just try to unhear this: My Baby Donkey
Hahaha! Oh Skye, you never cease to amaze me. Me and my mum just had a real howl 
…down side is I don't think I'll ever hear that song the same way again!
11.31pm
20 February 2010
Offline9.31am

27 February 2010
OfflineAlissa said:
PeterWeatherby said:
Joe said:
That's simple. John and Paul wanted to hold her hand; George didn't.
Ringo's opinion is not known.
I think Ringo's opinion was pretty well implied early on: "Honey, don't."
Apparently he had a change of heart, "don't pass me by."
"I don't want to spoil the party", but John and Paul ultimately said that "(…) I've been in love before, and I found that love was more than just holding hands"
4.56am
This is not so much a misunderstood lyric; rather, it's a lyric that drives me insane! I refuse to sing along with it! It's from She's Leaving Home.
"Fun is the one thing that money can't buy" ~ ?! ~ Isn't fun one of the things that money CAN buy?!
Omg… "my baby donkey"… I'll never be able to sing Ticket to Ride normally again!! 
10.13am
13 November 2009
Offline"iCaramba said:
This is not so much a misunderstood lyric; rather, it's a lyric that drives me insane! I refuse to sing along with it! It's from She's Leaving Home.
"Fun is the one thing that money can't buy" ~ ?! ~ Isn't fun one of the things that money CAN buy?!
Omg… "my baby donkey"… I'll never be able to sing Ticket to Ride normally again!!
"Fun is the one thing that money can't buy". I thought money can't buy love? So there are, in fact, at least two things that money can't buy.
I always thought that the lyric in 'I Want To Hold Your Hand' was "I get high! I get high! I get high!" – in a non-drug related way. I still can't sing the song without singing that automatically.
You're in good company – Bob Dylan thought they were singing the same, although he was convinced it was a drug reference.
1.46pm
21 March 2010
Offline11.32pm
Again, not a misheard lyric, but a misunderstood one.
"You and me burning matches, lifting latches."
I had always assumed that "lifting latches" meant that they were trying to see if doors were accidentally left open (you know, to find some shelter)… but I recently found out it's Scouse slang. Here's the definition.
Does it have the same meaning all over the UK? Did any Yank or Canadian know that that is what it meant? 
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Yeah, I know. It came to me at 5 o'clock this morning. Honestly, my head popped off the pillow, "Oh, 


With this, my siblings and I loved YTMND in high school and I was curious what they had that was Beatle related.






