Sabaton - 1648
When you don't speak of peas, all-over battle sneeze
When you don't speak of peas, all-over battle sneeze
The other one is from 1648 too but it's too dirty to post.
No, I hear that too.Am I the only one who's heard "Seven bloody popes"?
I always thought it was "she's so popular".The other one I can think of is Peter Gabriel's "Games Without Frontiers", where Kate Bush sings "jeux sans frontieres" but I always hear it as "she's so funky, yeah".
The boyfriend once told me that in Bring your daughter ... he hears "Bring me a doughnut, fetch me a doughnut" which I hadn't noticed before but now I hear it every time (!!)
I was just about to open a thread about "Nonsensical Maiden lyrics"
I know that the sentences are in another order, but:"I left alone, my mind was blank,
I needed time to think, to get the memories from my mind"
Why did he need time to clean the memories from his mind if his mind was blank. i.e. he didn't have any memories?
So, I was just about to open a thread about "Nonsensical Maiden lyrics" when I thought I'd double-check NOTB. And seeing the words written down, I realised, oh yeah, he needs time to extract the memories from within his mind, because it was blank when he left.
I know that the sentences are in another order, but:
First he needed time to think, to get the memories from his mind, and then he left alone, his mind was blank (since he got the memories from his mind).
In other words:
He left alone, with a blank mind, and in order to do that properly he needed time to think etc.
The lyrics do not specify specifically what happened first, don't they?
Because he took time to think.How can your mind be blank and then you're remembering all this messed up stuff you just saw?