Avenged Sevenfold drummer Brooks Wackerman has revealed on social media that he is lastly discovered a Nickelback lyric after years of pondering (and maybe singing) one thing else.

We’ve all possible had rock lyrics that we have misheard all through the years, and Wackerman’s standing as a musician in a well-liked band has not left him exempt. In a considerably humbling and hilarious second, the musician shared along with his followers on the X platform the Nickelback lyric that has tripped him up all these years.

What Nickelback Lyric Did Brooks Wackerman Mishear?

The tune in query that Wackerman has been misquoting for years is the band’s greatest commercially profitable observe – “How You Remind Me” from the 2001 album Silver Side Up.

“For years I thought the first line to nickelbacks ‘you remind’ me was – I never made it as a white man.. ‘This morning I learned it’s ‘wise man,'” confirmed Wackerman.

The full opening verse of “How You Remind Me” with the right traces is: “Never made it as a wise man / I couldn’t cut it as a poor man stealing / Tired of living like a blind man / I’m sick of sight without a sense of feeling.”

What Fans Were Saying

“I like your version better. Let’s have Chad [Kroeger] change it,” remarked one fan. “Did learning this make you feel like a wise man,” requested one other individual. “Damn. This changes everything for me,” admitted a 3rd individual.

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“Haha funny how we can sing the wrong words for years and bam one day it hits us what they really said,” a fourth individual commented.

What lyrics have you ever misheard over time?