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Band Name Origins:

A wordplay on the movie "Citizen Kane" in which the title character (played by Orson Welles) has seen "better days". Submitted by: oldster

Song Parody Lyrics:

Original Song Name	Parody Song Name	Parody Author
"Better Days"	"Wednesday"	Pauly Gerard

If Groups Combined, Their Names Might Be:

Citizen King Crimson

Citizen King combined with King Crimson

Submitted By: Jed

Citizen Keane

Citizen King combined with Keane

That's about as close to the classic movie title as we can get with combining band names.

Submitted By: nally

Misheard Lyrics:

"Better Days (And The Bottom Drops Out)" Misheard Lyrics: And the bomb drops down Original Lyrics: And the bottom drops out	"Better Days (And The Bottom Drops Out)" Misheard Lyrics: Crank it too loud, blowin' out the speaker Original Lyrics: Crank it to eleven, blow another speaker
"Better Days (And The Bottom Drops Out)" Misheard Lyrics: In the bottom of a bottle Original Lyrics: And the bottom drops out	"Better Days (And The Bottom Drops Out)" Misheard Lyrics: I've seen better days. I've been the star of Melrose Place. Original Lyrics: I've seen better days. I've been a star of many plays.
There are additional misheard lyrics available.

Funniest Song Lyrics:

"Better Days (And The Bottom Drops Out)"

The Funny Lyrics:

In my shoes my toes are busted.
My kitchen says my bread is molded.
I got a good job at the dollar store.
One foot in the hole, one foot gettin' deeper,
With a broken nail and a blown-out a speaker, yeah.
I ain't got, I ain't got much to lose.

Why They're Funny:

It's so contradictory. I found it hilarious.

Submitted by: Ben