[pink_sqrl]

Pleanty of times I hear a song and learn it the way I hear it. Later I find out my lyrics are wrong and my associations with the song are now off. (Some songs, I think wow that's how I feel about my lover. But ends up the song is about a father who wan't there)

So what do you hear in 30stm?
I know for a while on "fallen", instead of "a weak fallen man" I heard "wait fo an end". Which I think makes since as it goes with the next line.
In "Budadah for Mary" I hear "finally wet her appetite" not "father wet her appetite"

Also, does the long become less meaningful to you when learn the correct way it goes? I still like said song, I just can't add my personal attachment to it anymore.

[TongaLH]

Beings that the song is called "Fallen" I am pretty sure the first line is right.

[Dai]

it's like sigur ros; you can interpret whatever you want to hear and it'd still sort of make sense.

they've got some wild misheard lyrics at the evanescence board. some really, really funny ones.

but nothing beats all the misheards from `from yesterday` on here. i swear. lol.

[SoulSearcher]

In Buddah I know many people hear paradise, instead of paradox.

[kra]

In Buddah I know many people hear paradise, instead of paradox.

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wait...its not paradise?

[SoulSearcher]

wait...its not paradise?

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No, its paradox.

[Lyz9]

I always thought it was "paradise", which makes more sense to me...
I also always heard "wait for an end" in Fallen.
I still sing them that way, more out of habit than anything. I don't care--since they make more sense to me like that, I'll just keep singing them wrong. Wheeee!

[[glass]ZERO]

In Fallen, I heard "Are we fallen in?" instead of "a weak fallen man."
And in Capricorn's chorus, I heard "And tides will sink into infinity" instead of "and eyes that see into infinity."
And yes, I always thought he was saying "paradise" in Buddha for Mary, but I read on some thread here awhile back that it was paradox. Craziness.

[Salisobres]

I definitely hear 'paradox' in Buddha for Mary.

In Capricorn, I first thought he said, "And I secede into infinity."

In Fallen, I thought, "We've fallen in" or something.

Pink_sqrl, I also thought it was, "Finally whet her appetite."

In Edge of the Earth, I first heard, "Stand out on the Earth."

Embarrassing one: I originally thought Echelon was pronounced 'Eck-eh-lon.'

But yes, I agree that sometimes once you hear the real lyrics instead of what you've been hearing the whole time, it makes you feel somewhat disappointed and less attached.

[song_of_serenity]

I think it actually is "Finally whet her appetite." Didn't someone post a copy of the lyrics? So you're right.

I think "paradox" really threw me for a loop. I don't hear it in the c.d version at all, but I did in the accoustic one.
~*Janelle~*

[Salisobres]

I have a question about Edge of the Earth. Is it:

"Dive into the center of fame"

OR

"Dive into the center of fate"

?

And I also heard, "Walk right inside of a gun"/ "Walk right in the side of a gun."

[EchoesImmortal]

I have chosen to hear the following because it makes me happy to do so:

In From Yesterday - "not of gold but of silver"

In Buddha for Mary - I do hear "Father wet her appetite" I take Father as Padre (dunno if it's used that way in English 'cause I never went to English mass, sorry) so like a preacher guy

And "pair of ducks" makes me smile so much harder than either paradise or paradox (even though I generally take the latter as correct) Besides, having seen some rather...interesting.....ducks at my school, the sexual connotations are amplified to me

[minara]

FALLEN -

"Some sweet violent urge" I heard as "Some sweet fire inert"

lots more but I ain't awake yet.

[molkoshake]

lol if I hadnt read this I still would have thought it was father lol. father wet her apetite seemed nice and dark to me lol

[pheonx989]

I have chosen to hear the following because it makes me happy to do so:

In From Yesterday - "not of gold but of silver"

In Buddha for Mary - I do hear "Father wet her appetite" I take Father as Padre (dunno if it's used that way in English 'cause I never went to English mass, sorry) so like a preacher guy

And "pair of ducks" makes me smile so much harder than either paradise or paradox (even though I generally take the latter as correct) Besides, having seen some rather...interesting.....ducks at my school, the sexual connotations are amplified to me

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totaly agree

[Dai]

little blue book = now.

[Incognito]

lol if I hadnt read this I still would have thought it was father lol. father wet her apetite seemed nice and dark to me lol

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It is father whet her appetite.

[Incognito]

I have a question about Edge of the Earth. Is it:

"Dive into the center of fame"

OR

"Dive into the center of fate"

?

And I also heard, "Walk right inside of a gun"/ "Walk right in the side of a gun."

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Dive into the center of fate
Walk right in the sight of the gun


EDIT, spelling error

[EchoesImmortal]

Dive into the center of fate
Walk right in the site of the gun

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I thought it was "walk right in the SIGHT of a gun" ??

[Rosie]

I thought it was "walk right in the SIGHT of a gun" ??

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It think it's site, like the crosshairs of the gun. If that makes sense.

Obviously I could be wrong.