Misheard Song Lyrics -> Stories -> Air Supply

The Story: Another lyrics in which my mother,who was Korean, was singing in the car. No one dared to correct her. - Submitted by: MOR

The Story: When I went to nursery school I heard one of my friends sing this song and she mistakenly sang the lyrics as "BUT am I without you?", and I used to think the actual lyrics were "WHATEVER without you," but now I know the lyrics are really "WHAT AM I without you?". - Submitted by: Isac

The Story: Seriously, this song should be all about running out of diapers! Yeah right... - Submitted by: Cody Finke

The Story: This is what I heard when I was 6 years old. - Submitted by: Dia

The Story: This song came out when I was about 6 years old. I thought he was singing to people who had strange names (Zahbetta and Zahbryta). - Submitted by: Wang Chung

The Story: I would have thought given the famous slogan/jingle "You'll love David's Bridal" in its ads. - Submitted by: Cody Finke

The Story: Once again, why we mishear “mine” as “mind” and vice versa - Submitted by: Cody Finke

The Story: It's apparent we hear "a ham" instead of "I am". - Submitted by: Cody Finke

The Story: Always thought this was a Cheerios ad when i was a kid - Submitted by: Gabe

The Story: My mom is a huge fan of Air Supply, so I grew up hearing this song a lot. I always thought that he (I actually thought a woman was singing the song until just recently) was singing about knowing nothing about Mickey Mouse. When my mind became less innocent, I realized that he was singing about making love, not Mickey Mouse. I still, however, thought that he was singing "I know nothing at all," so I always had a good chuckle about this random singer telling the world that he doesn't know anything about making love. It wasn't until a few weeks ago I read the title of the song and figured out what he was actually singing about. - Submitted by: David

The Story: My college roommate and I got into a big fight about this one day. She wouldn't let me play the song in our apartment because it was so 'filthy'! - Submitted by: Elizabeth

The Story: Of course I was loudly singing this on a bus trip (amazingly, I was sober) when the entire bus stopped singing and looked at me. (If he can make love out of nothing, why can't he make a nose a cymbal?) Needless to say it was a long bus ride. I still can't live it down. - Submitted by: Timi Zhuo

The Story: Finally, a song that originally recorded by a soft rock band I posting here. The original lyrics was does not mention to the song "Beat of My Heart" by Hilary Duff but the later lyrics that I hear some times ago was also does not mention to another songs like rock opera's "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)" by Meat Loaf (Jim Steinman's later work that in later recording including the word "drums" that originally more explicit than the soft rock duo's work), progressive rock's "Nights in White Satin" by The Moody Blues (including the line "...the truth is"), and pop rock's "I Really Like You" by Carly Rae Jepsen. Also, seemly in "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" and The Moody Blues' "Nights in White Satin" musically, both songs are completely similar and I called both songs as an "opera-class". About this song: "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" originally written and composed by Jim Steinman and first released for the Australian soft rock band's 1983 compilation album, "The Greatest Hits". It peaking at #2 on Billboard's Pop Chart for three weeks (behind "Total Eclipse of the Heart" by Bonnie Tyler, giving Steinman a consecutive peak of two songs). This is the outfit's last time they have a Top 10 hit in Billboard's Pop Chart. On the other hand, in the UK Singles Chart, they have four singles charting on that chart. That four singles are "All Out of Love", "Even the Nights Are Better", "Making Love Out of Nothing at All", and "Goodbye". "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" itself was reaching #80. Later, Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler herself who previously topping her own song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" on Billboard's Pop Chart this time covered "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" on her album, "Free Spirit". - Submitted by: Wisnu Aji

The Story: What were they, Gordon Lightfoot? Alan Parsons? - Submitted by: Cody Finke