What are the easiest lyrics to learn ever

Balmed Out · 11-10-2008 10:52am #1

When it comes to anything musical i have the iq of a pigmy shrew and the voice of a crow. However i may soon be forced to partake in a 'sing song'.
I need to learn a song thats both extraordinarily easy to sing with lyrics a bellow average parrot will pick up in no time. Suggestions welcome.

GhostInTheRuins · 11-10-2008 10:58am

Do you not have any songs that you like? I'm just saying, it would be easier to sing a song that you actually know and like than something random just because it would be easy to sing.

Just my 2c

Balmed Out · 11-10-2008 11:08am

Of course but itd be mainly indie stuff that perhaps wouldnt be the norm for a country sing song. I never remember the lyrics to songs i like either just the main one or two lines. The song has to be well known too, the idea being everyone else will join in.

Nolanger · 11-10-2008 2:37pm

"Waiter" -Return of the Los Palmos 7 by Madness.

Kold · 11-10-2008 4:26pm

Just learn the first verse of Life On Mars by David Bowie, everyone always joins in

pau8lieskins · 11-10-2008 4:30pm

Nolanger wrote: »

"Waiter" -Return of the Los Palmos 7 by Madness.

Thats not all of the lyrics to the song

loyatemu · 13-10-2008 11:18am

"Here we go"

or

"Olé, Olé Olé Olé"

Panda · 13-10-2008 12:28pm

i too have the same afflictions,

i have managed to learn, Oh Ro the Rattlin Bog, which you might say would be out of place anywhere other than a hoolie in a bog but it does the job.
and if they dont know it already then they will after a few verses.

http://www.plyrics.com/lyrics/authorityzero/rattlinbog.html

upmeath · 13-10-2008 12:42pm

Queens of the Stone Age - Feel Good Hit of the Summer

It goes:

"Nicotine, Valium, Vicadin, Marijuana, Ecstacy and Alcohol"

And then the chorus is "Co-co-co-co-co-cocaine!"

big b · 13-10-2008 2:52pm

You'll be grand, so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSZHT2XvoLM

St Bill · 13-10-2008 9:39pm

You could try Yellow Submarine-The Beatles....if Ringo Starr can do it, so can you!
My Lovely Horse from Father Ted, so even if your voice is as bad as you say, you can always pretend you sang for comedy value

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peanuthead · 13-10-2008 9:41pm

Talk Show Host, Radiohead. Like about 20 words in the whole song!!

Insect Overlord · 13-10-2008 10:13pm

"Stuck in the middle with you"

Google the lyrics yourself if you really want them.

Havermeyer · 13-10-2008 11:45pm

Days by The Kinks

Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds

Jesus Don't Want Me For A Sunbeam by Nirvana

etc etc

mike65 · 13-10-2008 11:47pm

Moments in Love by Art of Noise

or to be more serious Video Killed the radio star, easy peasy.

Mike

AnonoBoy · 13-10-2008 11:53pm

Tequila - The Champs.

One word x 3. No hassles.

AnonoBoy · 13-10-2008 11:54pm

nummnutts wrote: »

Jesus Don't Want Me For A Sunbeam by Nirvana

Mr Eugene Kelly would be very disappointed to hear that its no longer a Vaselines song.

Captain Darling · 14-10-2008 12:01am

Try this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNLJfb6jQVk

the_syco · 14-10-2008 12:18am

Depending on what country / part of country you are in, rebel or trad songs would go down well in most cases. That, and people usually know the words.

irlirishkev · 14-10-2008 10:40pm

"At a medium Pace" by Adam Sandler.

Everyone loves that song. Especially grannies and little children..

Balmed Out · 15-10-2008 9:06am

some very interesting suggestions. Trad / beatles prob best although My Lovely Horse is very interesting. The girlfriend however never watches tv but is a very smart dresser, someone once mentioned to her that she reminds them of Carie from sex on the city. While explaining who carie is I overheard the word carrie and started giving out about her and the show (a bit tipsy i was) and i mentioned i think she looks like a horse. For the rest of the night people were singing my lovely horse at her so im not sure itll go down too well.

St Bill · 15-10-2008 4:26pm

God you landed yourself in that one

Leaving on a jetplane, Country roads....the choruses in these always get people going. Country roads might be easier to sing.

Honey-ec · 15-10-2008 4:29pm

Paddy Casey's Saints & Sinners

"Sing a line in all one note
Sing a line in all one note
Sing a slightly different line
Siiing aaaaaa liiiiine allllll innnnn onnnne nooooote"

Nolanger · 15-10-2008 6:19pm

pau8lieskins wrote: »

Thats not all of the lyrics to the song

Yes it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P37rbGlcN-8

lordgoat · 15-10-2008 7:53pm

Anything by oasis.

ShawnRaven · 15-10-2008 7:53pm

No brainer for this one. Any crazy frog song!

"Ding-da ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ddiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing da ding ding ding...."

What are the easiest lyrics to learn ever

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