Depends on the type; they’re not all “visible” while in use.
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Got it. But I have a feeling that Ruthanne Friedman’s intent was a touch more… pedestrian.
PS: Check out her “Songbook” MP3 samples on Amazon. Her “Windy” demo (and her other studio stuff) works! I was thoroughly surprised by her folk-Bohemian voice.
Note: On “Windy”, the character is apparently male, not female. She says “he” in the song.
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There’s actually a word for that: mondegreen
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“Uptight, outta sight, and in the grooove!”
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Some listeners (mistakenly) thought that “My hands felt just like two balloons” from Pink Floyd’s The Wall had to do with that also.
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Not Cyndi Lauper’s SheBop. There is only one way to interpret that. If you question it, check out the video, she points to the self service sign at a gas station.
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Never heard that before. What a lousy song.
Not likely.
To me it always seemed like an alternative theme song for That Girl.
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If I owned that, there would days with me spending 30 seconds wondering why my car door isn’t opening.
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Speaking of which, I was once privileged to watch an all-white small-town high school chorus perform YMCA. I am confident both parents and kids would drop dead if they learned the meaning of that song.
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FAKE NEWS
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Okay, but now we’re gonna need a mashup of this and something by Steely Dan.
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Tickle me indeed…
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No, that song could also be interpreted in multiple ways. For example even though it’s obviously about this:
you could say it kind of sounds like she’s talking about masturbation.
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Aw, comeon. Next you’ll tell us the song “Mama’s Got a Squeeze Box” is about playing the accordion!
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Ok, but where are we on “When I Think About You, I Touch Myself”?
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Believe me or not, that is the first time I have ever heard that song. And I only lasted about 35 seconds before I had to shut it off.
