RavenStar said:
How about Yellow Submarine(the whole song) by The Beatles
Oh, good, somebody brought up the Beatles first. Now, I don't feel so bad bringing up this little lyirc:
Na, na-na, na-na-na-na.
Na-na-na-na.
Hey Jude.
That wouldn't be NEARLY as irritating if they didn't sing it 40,000 times in one song, if they didn't make a mint off this song, or if Paul wasn't universally hailed as an infallible lyrical genius.
While I'm here, I'll bring up Aerosmith:
I'm the one that jaded you.
He jaded her? Is "jaded" even a transitive verb? Even if it is, it may be grammatically correct, but it's very hard on the ears.
Finally, while I can bring up Alanis (shudder), Paula Cole (double shudder), or one of several other bad writers, I think special consideration must be given to newcomer Vanessa Carlton:
If I could fall into the sky
Do you think time would pass me by?
'Cause you know I'd walk a thousand miles
If I could just see you
Tonight
"If I could fall into the sky, do you think time would pass me by?"
MEANINGLESS.
Utterly meaningless. She also covered the Stones' "Paint It Black" ON HER ALBUM (U2 was smart enough to keep something like that as a B-side), and said album is titled - get this -
Be Not Nobody.
Gaaaaagh.
Bubba