Speaker 1: Christian Christian o'connells.
Speaker 2: Christian o'connells Show podcast Time for Monday's miss heard lyrics.
Speaker 2: It's just another miss heard Moday Christian O'Connell's miss heard lyrics.
Speaker 1: Okay, miss herd lyrics.
Speaker 2: Every Monday we go through all the ones you've been
Speaker 2: sending in if we're gree with what you think you're
Speaker 2: miss hearing if not, and for the truly great ones
Speaker 2: in they come all of first. In this morning we
Speaker 2: go to John and Elm John's Saturday Nights. All right
Speaker 2: for fighting. Don't give us none of your aggravation. We've
Speaker 2: had it with your discipline, or is it don't give
Speaker 2: us none of your aggravation. We've had it with your
Speaker 2: Jigsaw plan. It's okay, I gonna have to go again?
Speaker 1: Is it Jigsaw plan? Text? No?
Speaker 2: No, can't play clocks, lights go out, they can't be saved?
Speaker 2: Or is it light go out in a candy seam?
Speaker 2: Candy sealy seeds.
Speaker 1: That's yea.
Speaker 2: Scott Higgins has got midnight oil from the power and
Speaker 2: the passion. It's better to die on your feet than
Speaker 2: live on your knees, or is it it's better to
Speaker 2: die on your feet?
Speaker 1: Than nibble your knees nibbling Hall of Favor.
Speaker 2: Welcome, higgo Scott Higgins, Well done, Carlo Christian. Green Day
Speaker 2: must have been ahead of the time when they knew
Speaker 2: all about that worn Liz Hurley breakup.
Speaker 1: This is green Day warning warning, live without warning? Or
Speaker 1: is it it is? Isn't it warning lives without warning?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's brilliant Warne Lives without Warning from Green Day.
Speaker 1: Genius. Carlo take about very good.
Speaker 2: This is great email from Taranny Christian, my husband whos
Speaker 2: been a cover band in his early twenties and in
Speaker 2: the nineties, and they would do a version of Poisons
Speaker 2: nothing but a Good Time. But they never paid for
Speaker 2: the lyrics sheet, and so there was one line there
Speaker 2: they always used to get wrong. So it's poison nothing
Speaker 2: but a good time. I just like my fun every
Speaker 2: now and then. For years they would sing, I just
Speaker 2: unlocked my phone every now and then. This was the nineties,
Speaker 2: no mobiles, yet they were singing about all they thought.
Speaker 2: The back was singing about a lock and key on
Speaker 2: the old school rotary dialophone. I just unlocked my phone
Speaker 2: every now and then.
Speaker 1: May.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brett Michael's making all those booty calls. And let
Speaker 2: me get the key when didn't put it for this phone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a great one.
Speaker 2: Well done, Billy Overshan, Get out of my dreams, Get
Speaker 2: into my car from Jen.
Speaker 1: Touch my bumper or is it touched my bum bum?
Speaker 1: Mister Ocean?
Speaker 2: Maybe back in the eighties it was a different time,
Speaker 2: but mister Ocean, no, sir, touch my bum bum?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Last day Damo. Five for fighting one of Jack's favorite bands.
Speaker 2: Five for fighting Superman. I'm only a man in a city,
Speaker 2: Red sheet.
Speaker 1: Man the sheep, or is it? I'm only a man
Speaker 1: and my forty red sheep Come man, sheep. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: can't hear sheets, come sheep.
Speaker 2: He's got those forty red sheet one of Dame. I
Speaker 2: thank you very much for all your great misheard lyrics today.
Speaker 2: If you've got any more Jour on the week email
Speaker 2: us for next week. Christian at christiano'connell dot com dot au.
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