Songs that you like but have questionable lyrics

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Father Figure--George Michael

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Ginuwine -- Pony
Salt N Pepper -- Push It
Salt N Pepper- Shoop

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Gangnam Style

I have absolutely no idea what the lyrics mean, but I like it. It could be a satanist worshipping anthem, and I'd be ok. Still a fun song.

Pumped Up Kicks. Super catchy. And then you start memorizing the words, and think what? That's a trifle dark for such an upbeat tempo

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Anonymous wrote:I’m quite surprised no one has posted Darling Nikki - Prince

The song that birthed the PMRC, ladies and gentlemen.

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Most country songs. They’re all pretty much about getting wasted or cheating.

Then there’s one about keying a cars.

The new Jason Aldean song is about stalking your ex.

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Lola.

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Taylor Swift's Anti-Hero

I was happily listening along appreciating how you can understand every word she's singing and then came to a screeching halt when I heard "Sometimes I feel like everybody is a sexy baby". WHAT?! Taylor, no!

If I ever get the chance to interview her this lyric would be the first thing I'd ask her about.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Police--Every Step you Take

Every Breath You Take

+1- And in the same vein Dave Matthews Band Crash Into Me. Love that damn song even with the peeping Tom thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Taylor Swift's Anti-Hero

I was happily listening along appreciating how you can understand every word she's singing and then came to a screeching halt when I heard "Sometimes I feel like everybody is a sexy baby". WHAT?! Taylor, no!

If I ever get the chance to interview her this lyric would be the first thing I'd ask her about.

It has to do with being self-conscious about her height and weight. She really struggled with eating and body image during the 1989 era.
So the “sexy babies” are the women perceived as the ideal, while she’s the “monster on the hill”.

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Anonymous wrote:Taylor Swift's Anti-Hero

I was happily listening along appreciating how you can understand every word she's singing and then came to a screeching halt when I heard "Sometimes I feel like everybody is a sexy baby". WHAT?! Taylor, no!

If I ever get the chance to interview her this lyric would be the first thing I'd ask her about.

It’s a 30 Rock episode reference

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Greased Lightning - “She’s a real p**sy wagon

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Anonymous wrote:I like big butts….

Insanely catchy!

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Under My Thumb. I like it and hate myself for it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Taylor Swift's Anti-Hero

I was happily listening along appreciating how you can understand every word she's singing and then came to a screeching halt when I heard "Sometimes I feel like everybody is a sexy baby". WHAT?! Taylor, no!

If I ever get the chance to interview her this lyric would be the first thing I'd ask her about.

It has to do with being self-conscious about her height and weight. She really struggled with eating and body image during the 1989 era.
So the “sexy babies” are the women perceived as the ideal, while she’s the “monster on the hill”.

Isn't she the ideal? She's tall, thin and blonde. I'm short, fat, and have brown hair. I'd LOVE to look like her, at any point in her career!

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Sugar - Maroon Five
Sugar Walls - Sheena Easton
Cherry Pie - Warrant
The Lemon Song - Led Zepelin