The safest way to prevent musical mishaps is to bring along some parent-approved tunes on a CD or MP3 player. Fred Penner and The Wiggles will never steer you wrong. But once your kids reach grade school, they want to listen to real music.

When they arrived home, Hubby related the incident in all its sordid detail. What would happen? What if he asked what that word was? We'd have to have the talk a bit earlier that we thought. What if he went to school and talked about, you know, it?
Just then, Junior came strolling down the hallway, singing the dreaded song. We froze. We listened. Junior sang:
...meet a really nice girl, have some really nice eggsAll that worrying washed away in fits of laughter. Hubby learned that kids are not so easily corrupted as he thought. He also learned to listen to the kids station when Junior is on board.
And she's gonna sing out this is great
2 comments:
Of course I had to google the song lyrics just now.
Do you think he was singing the 'clean' version on purpose or does he just mishear lyrics like the rest of the population?
Too funny!
Well, in the radio edit it just blanks out sex and there's nothing. So when he heard the real version, he must have thought it said eggs. For the life of me, I can't hear anything but "eggs" now when I hear it.
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