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"Third Date Romance" originally "Third Rate Romance"

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If Groups Combined, Their Names Might Be :

Amazing Grace

Amazing Rhythm Aces combined with Three Days Grace

How (sweet?) the sound.

Submitted By: Erica Clarkman

Amazing Rhythm Corps

Amazing Rhythm Aces combined with Rhythm Corps

Submitted By: Taylor Swift Kick In The Groin

Amazing Aces of Base Rhythm

Amazing Rhythm Aces combined with Ace of Base

Submitted By: Raphael

The Amazing Moody Rhythm & Blues Aces

Amazing Rhythm Aces combined with The Moody Blues

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Misheard Lyrics:

"Third-Rate Romance" Misheard Lyrics: Hurry romance, go and rendezvous. Original Lyrics: Third-rate romance, low-rent rendezvous	"Third Rate Romance" Misheard Lyrics: Third grade romance Third grade rendevous Original Lyrics: Third rate romance Low rent rendevous
"Third Rate Romance" Misheard Lyrics: Three-way romance, four-man rendezvous. Original Lyrics: Third-rate romance, low-rent rendezvous.	"Third Rate Romance" Misheard Lyrics: Third grade romance Fifth grade rendezvous. Original Lyrics: Third rate romance Low rent rendezvous.
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Misheard Lyrics Story:

"Third Rate Romance"

Misheard Lyrics:

Three-way romance, four-man rendezvous.

Original Lyrics:

Third-rate romance, low-rent rendezvous.

Story about this misheard lyric by: Samsa

Hey, it was the 70's. Everything was about weird sex. Even as a kid, songs like "Afternoon Delight" taught you early on to assume the worst. You can't tell me there couldn't have been a song about a "three-way romance" or "four-man rendezvous" in the 70s. [Ed.'s note: I hope there wasn't. ;)]