This irreverent and amusing collection consists of over 800 ”misheard” song lyrics, as compiled by poet Kenneth Goldsmith, “the Napster of the malapropism [who] downloads the poetic genius of the masses as they croon to themselves in their showers”-Christian Bok. Goldsmith’s renderings include ”classic” misheard lyrics, such as ”Inna Gadda Da Vida” (“In my gaudy Adidas baby.) as well as hundreds of others: Bob Marley singing ”I shot the sheriff though I swear I was in silky pants,“ Jon Bon Jovi howling ”Thoreau is like Ralph Emerson, Ralph Emerson is what I read.“ An interesting examination of the potential interpretations…