Even when record companies release versions with lyric sheets they often get them wrong. I bought this version of Goodbye (Cream) a few years back which claimed to be the absolute dog's b*ll*cks/last word on that record. It was one of these sonically improved gold discs in a miniature card replica sleeve of the original album (with the great cover of them doing their vaudeville dance-steps, as taught by Lionel Blair no less) and apparently great care had gone into the whole production. Except ...

Whoever transcribed the lyrics had probably never bothered to do any research. The song Politician (which is about politics - and was inspired by the very British Keeler/Profumo scandal) actually features Pete Brown's words:

I dated a girl once that worked in A&R Adminstration and she was responsible for getting the liners together and transcribing lyrics on all the albums her record company put out.  We broke up because she kept thinking I said "I loath you" when I was saying "I love you."  That's okay, she was manipulative and annoying anyways.

I will let you decide which parts of this are true.

Have had that problem before on various electronics.  You need a mind reader to understand who translated the instructions.