Based on a true story - Chiquitita
- A workman was painting my studio walls listening to the radio when Abba came on and he started singing 'chicken tikka' to the song.
I laughed and said it was wrong and when he asked me the correct meaning I had to admit I didn't know.
30 mins later Benny phoned me (we have worked together now for over 10 years) and I was able to ask the man himself. The workman was blown away. The answer? If I win the compo I will tell you.
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- A workman was painting my studio walls listening to the radio when Abba came on and he started singing 'chicken tikka' to the song.
I laughed and said it was wrong and when he asked me the correct meaning I had to admit I didn't know.
30 mins later Benny phoned me (we have worked together now for over 10 years) and I was able to ask the man himself. The workman was blown away. The answer? If I win the compo I will tell you.
From the Misheard Lyrics challenge. See all 686 entries (closed)
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Haha !
Can't knock Abba - the ladies helped (hindered) me through adolescence.
And you've got to admire anyone who can get Glasgow into their lyrics..
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Thu 7 Oct 2004, 22:46,
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And you've got to admire anyone who can get Glasgow into their lyrics..
Crikey, me as well?
I'm sure you wouldn't say that if you met me.
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Thu 7 Oct 2004, 22:51,
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As a young girl I used to think it was about a Cockatiel.
Now I think it's about a prostitute, and friendship.
Nice anim :)
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Thu 7 Oct 2004, 22:45,
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Nice anim :)
Remind me when the compo is over
if I don't win to tell you the answer. :)
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Thu 7 Oct 2004, 22:48,
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Oh, wasn't it supposed to be called something else...
... but that was too long/boring, so they changed it?
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Thu 7 Oct 2004, 22:56,
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just found this off some lyric site...
"Originally, this was called "In The Arms Of Rozellita." Bjorn Ulvaeus, who wrote the song, liked the title but couldn't find a matching story, so it became "Chiquitita.""
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Thu 7 Oct 2004, 23:28,
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