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Worst Song Lyrics Challenge

Bad song lyrics hurt me. They get under my skin and slowly eat away at my music-loving soul. I just can’t take it anymore! It’s time to expose the horror. It’s time for my first blogging challenge: Worst Song Lyrics Ever. I dare you. And no googling. That’s cheating.

My three nominations:
1. “Email My Heart” (Britney)

E-mail my heart and say our love will never die
and I know you’re out there and I know that you still care.
Email me back and say our love will stay alive
Forever, Email my heart

2. “Whereever, Whenever” (Shakira)

Lucky that my lips not only mumble
They spill kisses like a fountain
Lucky that my breasts are small and humble
So you don’t confuse them with mountains

3. ” Siberia” (Backstreet Boys)

When my heart did time in Siberia
Was waiting for the lie to come true
‘Cause it’s all so dark and mysterious
When the one you want doesn’t want you too

Rhyming “Siberia” with “mysterious” is never a good idea.

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  • Heather
    January 3, 2007 at 1:45 AM

    Surprise. It’s me.

    My nomination is “Play” by David Banner, a fine specimen of a whispered rap track. I feel I only need one example because this is THE WORST.

    Here is a small sampling of his sexy lyrics:

    “Cum girl
    Go on and hit the dance floor
    Open up wide, lemme show you what’s it made for
    Uh, like a finger, like a donkey
    Lemme see you play, play with your monkey
    Damn, cause your ass so chunky
    Bring it here, sweaty, cause I love it when it’s funky
    I’ma put some dick in your world
    Work that clit
    Cum girl”

    I had to google it, so I AM a cheater but look at what I have brought you.

    Giggle.

  • Lisahttp://lisabettany.blogspot.com
    January 3, 2007 at 4:26 AM

    Wow. That sure is dirrrty. Sweet rhymes: donkey, chunky, funky. I knew you would out do me. Damn you and your sneaky sly ways! Cheater.

    Well, google this:

    “Unpredictable” by Jamie Foxx

    “Yeah ladies I know you tired of the same old thing,
    Things have become so mundane
    I mean your bedroom is just so cold, so cold but I’m here to tell you
    I got a strategy we bout to heat it up (Oh I like that)

    Let me put a little bit of excite-ment up in yo lifestyle
    You gotta know the time’s of the essence
    I’m talkin’ right now
    I can get, get rid of that headache
    What you doin tonight
    Some say that sex is overrated, but they just ain’t doin it right
    I keeps it interestin baby just take them clothes off
    I’ll be yo Tylenol just take me till you dose off
    Wake you up in the middle of the night and take you to another world
    You’ll wake up in the mornin feelin’ like another girl”

    Tylenol.

    Guffaw.

  • Joshua
    January 3, 2007 at 8:25 AM

    Do self-written poems count? If so, my 1992 offering “Ode to my belly-button lint” should be mentioned.

    Oh! Lint that hangs from in my button,
    I will not feed you rancid mutton.
    I’m glad we’ve never ever fought,
    hm…I did not like that apricot.
    But now you’re gone and I am blue!
    Fa-laira, laira, laira loo.

    As you can see, it is rife with tenuously constructed imagery and forced rhyme.

    That being said, the mutton reference was powerful – it was meant to evoke feelings of loss for those injured by land mines.

    Elsdon Out!

  • foolscircle
    February 22, 2007 at 12:56 PM

    I still don’t get Macarthur Park:

    Spring was never waiting for us, girl
    It ran one step ahead
    As we followed in the dance
    Between the parted pages and were pressed
    In love’s hot, fevered iron
    Like a striped pair of pants

    MacArthur’s Park is melting in the dark
    All the sweet, green icing flowing down
    Someone left the cake out in the rain
    I don’t think that I can take it
    ‘Cause it took so long to bake it
    And I’ll never have that recipe again
    Oh, no!

    *stupefied look*

  • globetrotteri
    March 23, 2007 at 10:11 PM

    Er.. Try having to songs like this on stage every night. “Whereever, Whenever” was a crowd pleaser in mainland China. I sang it every night on stage for six weeks running. Here a are a few others that still make me want to vomit.

    “Yesterday Once More” “Right Here Waiting” and “Livin’ La Vida Loca” always made me want to bolt for the door. I’d be glad if I never heard ’em again.