Worst song ever?

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schatzi said:
“Honey” - by Bobby Goldsboro. BLECCHHH!!!
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Worse than “Molly”?

I write that but I don’t mean it. Those were the songs of my pre-teen years and I still cherish them. They used to play “Molly” at the outdoor skating rink and I spent more time crying behind the change hut than skating. I’m a crier and I’ve been known to have to pull off the road and have a good cry when a particularly poignant song has come on. The worst time was the first time I heard “The Band Played Waltzing Matilda”.
 
Phemie said:
I’m a crier and I’ve been known to have to pull off the road and have a good cry when a particularly poignant song has come on. The worst time was the first time I heard “The Band Played Waltzing Matilda”.
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I know what you mean! Crying over music is a family trait with me and sad war songs do us in every time.
 
Our family acts as though we’re putting on a life-long musical.

Not a day goes by without somebody saying a word or phrase and somebody else starting to belt out a song to ‘go along with’ the word or phrase, if you understand me.

For example, we’ll be chatting and somebody will say, "oh, sure, that’ll be the day. . .’

And one of us will start rocking, “That’ll be the day, when you say goodbye, that’ll be the day-ay-ay that I die”. . .etc.

We’re a FUN family. 😃
 
Tantum_ergo said:
Our family acts as though we’re putting on a life-long musical.

Not a day goes by without somebody saying a word or phrase and somebody else starting to belt out a song to ‘go along with’ the word or phrase, if you understand me.

For example, we’ll be chatting and somebody will say, "oh, sure, that’ll be the day. . .’

And one of us will start rocking, “That’ll be the day, when you say goodbye, that’ll be the day-ay-ay that I die”. . .etc.

We’re a FUN family. 😃
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I experience that at the local coffee shop where we usually spend an hour or so in the evening. One of the other regulars used to be a DJ so just about everything triggers a song in him and we’ll join in if we know it.
 
strngrnrth said:
I know what you mean! Crying over music is a family trait with me and sad war songs do us in every time.
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I can’t get through “Green Fields of France” without breaking down. I grew up with songs that had been popular during WWII and some just tear your heart out. One in particular, “The Soldier’s Last Letter”, always got me:

When the postman delivered the letter
It filled her poor heart full of joy
But she didn’t know, til she read the inside
It was the last one from her darling boy.

“Dear Mom,” was the way that it started,
“I miss you so much,” it went on
“Mom, I didn’t know, that I loved you so,
But I’ll prove it when this war is won.”

"I’m writing this down in the trench, Mom,
Don’t scold if it isn’t so neat,
Remember how you did when I was a kid
And I’d come home with mud on my feet.

The captain just gave us the orders
And, Mom, we will carry them through;
I’ll finish this letter the first chance I get
But for now I’ll just say I love you."

Then the poor mother’s hands began to tremble
As she fought against tears in her eyes
But they came unashamed when she saw there was no name
And she knew that her darling had died.

That night as she knelt by her bedside
She prayed to the Lord, “Hear my plea:
Protect all the sons who are fighting tonight
And Dear God keep America free.”

OK, I’m weeping and my nose is running as I type this. Yeah, songs make me very emotional.

My dad used to say "There’s something I just don’t get. How can you guys say “What a great movie/song! I cried and cried…”?😃 That coming from a man we used to accuse of having his bladder attached to his eyes given how much he could cry at the drop of a hat.
 
I dont know who sings it but the song My Sharona gets on my nerves like you wouldnt believe.
 
anything by “Wings” especially- “Simply having a wonderful Christmas time”

and Ebony and Ivory ( Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson-and didn’t MJ buy all the Beatles songs after that?

Edie Brickell and new Bohemians… " I’m not aware of too many things… blahblah… dont know the exact title…where in the vid they are sitting on bumper cars or something)

I cannot stand Free Bird( my ex was in a band, along with Free Falling( even tho I love every other Tom Petty song)

“I kissed a Girl”( forget the singer)

Have to agree with “Tomorrow” from Annie

“Oz never did give nothing to the tin man that he didn’t already have” by America?
 
Redneck Girl by the Bellamy Brothers… Talk about Stuuuuuuuupid.
 
There is this one song that grates on my nerves like a cheese grater… This man has this whining voice that I just cant stand. It is called something like… " Give Me Just A Little More Time" By Chairmen Of The Board. I just hate whining sounding voices in songs.

My Friend Bill told me to add his:twocents: and said that the worst song that has ever been sung or made is anything that is sung by Shania Twain. Dont be mad at me for this. lol
 
Gigglin4God said:
My Friend Bill told me to add his:twocents: and said that the worst song that has ever been sung or made is anything that is sung by Shania Twain. Dont be mad at me for this. lol
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Particularly when it’s used as the Entrance Song at a Nuptial Mass – yes, my pastor allowed it.
 
I think that song I keep seeing advertised on tv, Rock my sexy Jesus, for an upcoming movie which I have no intention of seeing just might win my vote or at least has got to be up there.
 
that is hilarious!
i love that!
I also detest “Tonight’s the night”
Rod stewart
 
a_priori said:
A Horse With No Name
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Hey, I love that song. As for all you people who are bashing Nirvana, Nevermind is probably the best album of all time. Even if you don’t happen to care for the lyrics…
 
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