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Worst Lyric, Best Lyric

While driving home from a party the other night I was reminded why I don’t like regular radio in Pittsburgh. The song Morning Train (9-5) by Sheena Easton came on and we were both laughing about how long it had been since we heard that one. Then we quickly realized how awful it was. But, it brought up how much Sheena changed once Prince got hold of her. So we started searching YouTube for her videos and were listening to Sugar Walls when it hit me that I may have just heard the worst lyric ever – “blood races, to your private spots.” Lame. That one gets my pick for worst.

But what about the best? I’m not sure if this one is the best or not, but it has stuck with me the longest. It came at a time when I couldn’t stand Bruce Springsteen but the girl I was dating loved him and forced me to listen to him all the time. I’m definitely more of a fan of his these days and my favorite lyric has to be “is a dream a lie if it don’t come true, or is it something worse?” from The River.

What are your picks for the worst and best lyrics you’ve ever heard?

  • waskendaffer
    Are we human, or are we dancers... That ranks among the worst for me...
  • Dr G
    ....it's better to burn out, than to fade away. My, my, hey, hey.

    Neil Young
  • dlaudette
    Best:
    freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose (me & bobby mcgee)
    did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage (wish you were here)

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