Ever wonder what Kurt Cobain was singing about in the chorus of Smells Like Teen Spirit? "I'm a lotto, and a bad-o, a mosquito, jalapeno"... or maybe it's "Bob DeNiro in a speedo"? Hard to tell – sounds like a bunch of gibberish. The fact is, we are all victims of mishearing lyrics – we all have songs that we like to sing along to, only to find out that we have been wrong all these years… but sometimes we grow attached to our own interpretations: Evil Woman by ELO sounds much better when you sing the words, "burrito woman" in the chorus; when Celine Dion sings "I believe that the heart does go on" you could swear it sounds like "I believe that the hotdogs have gone"; and I am sure that in the Manfred Mann song Blinded By The Light, the singer is going on about being wrapped up like a feminine hygiene product (one that sounds a lot like deuce). These are examples of what are commonly referred to as mondegreens: misheard lyrics or aural malapropisms that tend to ‘stick’ and become absorbed into pop culture. Here is a list of some of our favourite misheard, misquoted and mis-sung-along-to songs: