“Misheard lyrics” is a thing in Japan, too.  It’s called 空耳 [そらみみ] – “empty-ear”, and often involves the Japanese hearing Japanese lyrics in songs that are definitely not Japanese.  Two of my favorites are:

• 誰の落書き？困るぜ！ [だれのらくがき？こまるぜ！] – “Whose graffiti is this?  Somebody is in trouble!”  (Original: “There ain’t no doctor that can cure my disease” – Bon Jovi)
• 馬鹿だもん！ [ばかだもん!] – I’m an idiot! (Original: “Bark at the Moon” – Ozzy Osbourne)

Do you know any 空耳?  If so, leave a comment and share with the class!

• 千 [セン・ち] – thousand
• 秋 [シュウ・あき] – autumn
• 楽 [ガク・ラク・たのしい] – music; carefree; fun

This word is a favorite of mine.  I love how it sounds and love the poetic nature of the characters that comprise it.