Go listen to the Beatles’ Come Together and tell me if you hear the words Amazon hears.
I don’t mean simple misinterpretations, such as how I hear:
“Hold you in his arms, yeah you can feel his disease”
… when it’s supposedly
“Hold you in his armchair, you can feel his disease.”
No, I mean the “Shoops.” A Beatle or a synthesier is making a repetitive “Shoop” sound through the song, which Amazon tells me is:
Shoot me
Shoot me
Shoot me
Shoot me
and this article says it’s — even worse — John Lennon singing “Shoot me,” but then it doubles back and says it’s a heroin reference, which is a step up.