You’re vs. Your
Theme Week: Tattoo Misspellings
Day 7: It would have been so pretty...

Last night I dreamed a sweet sweet dream
I thought I saw my home sweet home
And oh how grand it all did seem
I made a vow no more to roam
By that dear old village church I strolled
While the bell in the steeple sadly called
I saw my daddy old and grey
I heard my dear old mother say
You're as welcome as the flowers in May and we love you in the same old way
We've been waiting for you day by day, you're as welcome as the flowers in May
We've been waiting for you day by day, you're as welcome as the flowers in May
- You're as Welcome as the Flowers in May by Hank Snow
Too vs. To, 2
Theme Week: Tattoo Misspellings
Day 6: To. Part 2.

Apparently the person who designed this tattoo has a habit of sabotaging his stencils, so if anyone steals his tattoo designs and doesn't double check them, they end up tattooing things like this on people. Luckily it is easily fixable.
Too Tough to Die is the eighth album by the Ramones, released in 1984.
Too vs. To
Theme Week: Tattoo Misspellings
Day 5: To.

"Too fast to live, too young to die, bye bye."
- From the song James Dean by Eagles
Tomarrow
Happy New Year! I am going to start something fun this year: a theme week at the beginning of every month.
To start, I thought I'd deal with something everyone with a textual tattoo fears: Tattoo Misspellings.
Most people who get words tattooed onto their bodies double-, triple-, or even quadruple-check spelling and punctuation. These people? Not so much.
Day 1: Who is Tom Arrow?

"Tomorrow Never Knows" is the final track of The Beatles' album Revolver. I wonder when this person realized their tattoo was misspelled?
i want to run to you
This tattoo from "Run Into Flowers" by M83 was submitted by Luke:
For a good, solid year this song was my soundtrack to everything; a constant point of reference at a time when everything shifted. As such, it seemed only fitting to etch a memorial to it into my skin. As you do. However, after I had this tattoo done I quickly discovered two things:
1. I had misunderstood the heavily distorted vocals in the song. Where I had heard, harvested and believed 'I want to run to you', the song actually says 'I want to run into'. Flowers we can only presume.
2. The words I did end up having tattooed across my shoulders are far more famous as a lyric from a Bryan Adams song. I heard the song for the first time a few weeks after the tattoo was done. Timing is everything.
Nonetheless, I feel it stands as a proper memorial to the time. Misheard as they may have been, these words were my version of events. So rather than being a flat tribute to a band, the tattoo became instead a personal and flawed declaration of love for a piece of music that seemed to permit a lot of what followed. And one that has absolutely nothing, at all to do with Bryan Adams. So stop asking.
Lover Lay Down
Tattoo submitted by Amy from Dallas:
Oh please
Look please lover lay down
Oh please lover lay down
And you weep
Lover lay down
Cause it's over
Lover lay down
Say love, say love, say love, say love, say love
Could I love you
Could you love me
Darling it's
All the same
'Til we dance away
Chasing me all around
Leading me all around
Leading me all around in circles
Leading me all around in circles
Say...
- Excerpt from Dave Matthews Band's Lover Lay Down
Think What You Feel
Tattoo submitted by Jenna B. (of "those who matter don't mind"):
Stumble don't rumble
'Cause you might get killed
Sip but don't tip
'Cause your beer you might spill
Think what you feel
'Cause your feelings don't think
Here at the office,
We know just one drink
- Chorus of "Office" by Pepper
Cartel
"Cause our days were numbered by nights on too many rooftops.
They said we're wasting our lives,
Oh at least we know, that if we die - we lived with passion.
They said we'd burn so bright.
We burn this city, and go."
- Excerpt from the song Burn This City by Cartel
Lyrics

Modblog posted this yesterday:
Her right leg is the lyrics from "The Goodbye Song" by New Found Glory. Her left leg is the lyrics from "If You Do, If You Don't" by Cartel.
Click for the lyrics:
David Bowie
Ashes to ashes, funk to funky
We know Major Tom's a junkie
Strung out in heaven's high
Hitting an all-time low
- From Ashes to Ashes by David Bowie
Submitted by João Branco from Portugal:
these are two of the tattoos I have on my right and left forearms
they refer to my favorite David Bowie song, "Ashes to Ashes"





