wesmontfan wrote:
I thought the first hit by Marley was "Celia, my darling. Celia".
It was "Stir it up,my darling, stir it up." Or "Steeer it up" as Marley pronounced it.
Then there are deliberate Mondegreenisms when you get sick of songs- but you risk pissing off others who still love the song. Ive been on both sides of that.
At work in the late 80's I got sick of "Our love's in Jeopardy, baby" for the zillionth time on the office radio and broke out into " I lost on jeapordy, baby!". A coworker whined that he "used to like that song, and now youve ruined it for me."
Likewise, I heard "The Love I Lost" by Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes on the car radio. After the song the deejay ( Tom Joyner, no less) jumped on the end of the song singing "the Glove I Lost" - I was ready to kick Joyner's ass!
kinda sounds like Marley is saying "cereal"
speaking of which here's another:
from The Police's "Spirits In the Material World"
actual lyrics:
"We are spirits in the MATERIAL world"
what I heard:
"We are spirits in the CEREAL world"