Favorite Song Lyrics of All Time. What Say You?


For some reason, certain arrangements of basic parts of speech attached to pitch and cadence got themselves permanently attached to my (remaining) brain cells.  

What are your favs?

Here's my Top 3.

#1:

"Her teeth were like the stars above because they come out every night." Homer and Jethro, Live at the Country Club (Side one)

#2:

"They'll never forgot you, until somebody new comes along."  (I think you know this one)

#3:

I had an internal UFC level battle going on in my head for this position, with no less than 11 contenders duking it out.  So, I just gave up, and passed the baton to you guys.

waytoomuchstuff

jimijam, 

You should have quoted from the Nilsson song that was not played on the radio when it was released:

"You're breaking my heart 

You'r tearing it apart

So FU."

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Joni Mitchell - Woman of Heart and Mind

You know the times you impress me most

Are the times when you don't try

When you don't even try...

 

Pink Floyd - Time

Tired of lying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain
And you are young and life is long, and there is time to kill today
And then one day you find ten years have got behind you
No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun

 

"I have all the self-loathing of a wolf in sheep's clothing." - Billy Bragg: "Accident Waiting to Happen"

"She's got cheekbones like geometry and eyes like sin and she's been sexually enlightened by Cosmopolitan." Lloyd Cole: "Perfect Skin"

"I wore my heart on my sleeve to court the wretched and the free." - Lloyd Cole: "Man Enough.

"What she asked of me at the end of the day, Caligula would have blushed." - Morrissey (Smiths): "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now"

"I seek to express my belief, that sweet talk like candy rots teeth." - Paddy MacAloon (Prefab Sprout): "Hallelujah" 

"You should be loving someone and you know who it must be, cause you'll never find Atlantis till you make that someone me." - Paddy MacAloon (Prefab Sprout): "Looking for Atlantis" 

Bob Dylan, With God On Our Side

Neil Young, After the Gold Rush

Led Zeppelin, Kashmir 

Willie Nelson, Always On My Mind