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Collin Raye's, "Little Rock"

The Misheard Lyrics:

I needed a new town for my new start
Seven VCRs in Arkansas at a Wal-mart.

The Real Lyrics:

I needed a new town for my new start
Sellin' VCRs in Arkansas at a Wal-mart.

The Story: My mother used to think that this was how the song went. One day she asked my sister why he was talking about seven VCRs. We started cracking up. We explained what the lyrics really were, and now it is kind of a family joke. We make fun of her for it all the time. - Submitted by: Mackenzie

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