I'm going to suck up to Type O and agree that it's "Light My Fire."

But I'm also arguing with myself and saying it's "Black Velvet."

And my third personality would have to say "These Boots Are Made For Walking."

That one song... la la dee dee, dum dee da dee, la la something, something something la, dee dee dum...

I can't think of the name.

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I was gonna send a robot back in time, but I got high.

Here is the best song ever written:

Our country reeks of trees
Our yaks are really large
And they smell like rotting beef carcuses

And we have to clean up after them
And our sadle sores are the best
We proudly wear womens' clothing
And seering sandblows up our skirts!

And the buzzards, they soar overhead
And poisonous snakes will devour us whole
And our bones will bleach in the sun

And we will probably go to Hell
And that is our great reward
For being the
Ro-oy-oy-al
Canadian Kilted Yaksmen!

Ren & Stimpy has almost as many awesome songs as South Park.

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The giant three-phallused phallus of Uzbekistan will one day squirt the cosmic jizz of revenge all over Canada.

As of today at 9:37 am, I'm voting for Matthew Sweet's "Someone To Pull The Trigger."

I'm sure it will be different in 2 hours or so...

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I has a flavor!

blood, sweat & tears - spinning wheel

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Batman created by Bob Kane

[quote]As of today at 9:37 am, I'm voting for Matthew Sweet's "Someone To Pull The Trigger."

I'm sure it will be different in 2 hours or so...[/quote]

I think that song is about a vampire, but that's just me.

At this second I'm listening to Wilco's "How to fight loneliness" and enjoying it a great deal.

Best song ever though...um...maybe "Beast of burden" by the Stones?

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Peeing sitting down is the gift you give yourself.

Personally, the song that speaks most to me is New Radicals's "Someday We'll Know".

Runner up is "Sympathy" by Goo Goo Dolls

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Mediocrity at its most average.

Big Pimpin by Jay-Z

Why is there a lack of Air Supply credits on this thread?!?

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Use your weapons, they are designed to inflict damage!

Prolly cos they suck balls.

Best song ever written: I Like Cunts by Avril Lavigne.

Seriously, though. Light My Fire? Surely no one can actually think that's the best song ever written.

Toss up between Carmina Bruhana and Stairway to Heaven.

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Destroying my reputation one post at a time.

It would probably be one of these Beatles songs:

She Loves You
I Wanna Hold Your Hand
A Day In The Life
Hey Jude

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

[quote]It would probably be one of these Beatles songs:

She Loves You
I Wanna Hold Your Hand
A Day In The Life
Hey Jude
[/quote]Like one of these?

[Click to view comic: 'The Fab 60']

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"Happy Birthday To You"

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Chicken Feather Bed Bugs Bunny Hop Sing Out Side Street Walker Texas Ranger Cookie Dough Boy Wonder Years

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

Joy Division - Love will tear us apart again.

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possible savior probable SEX MACHINE

Little Umbrellas- Frank Zappa

Are we talking lyrics, melody, jam factor or does it have to be a total package here?

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"Jelly-belly gigglin, dancin and a-wigglin, honey that's the way I am!" Janice the Muppet

Whatever song I'm enjoying at the time. :D

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Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.

Tupac-California Love

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Get Your War On

I'm actually a big fan of the national anthem of the USA. No, really. It's a well written song (and yes, I'm aware that it was originally a british song). If you think it's simple, have a look at the four part harmony of it. I've actually sung the whole song in four part harmony. It is.. beautiful. I think I actually still remember the bass part of the harmony.

If you've never heard the four-part harmony, get some choir kids together, four's all you need, and have 'em sing it to you. It's awesome, and quite fun to sing.

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Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.

I'm actually a big fan of the national anthem of the USA. No, really. It's a well written song (and yes, I'm aware that it was originally a british song). If you think it's simple, have a look at the four part harmony of it. I've actually sung the whole song in four part harmony. It is.. beautiful. I think I actually still remember the bass part of the harmony.

If you've never heard the four-part harmony, get some choir kids together, four's all you need, and have 'em sing it to you. It's awesome, and quite fun to sing.

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Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.

Are we talking about "Best Song Ever Written, Lyrically" or "Best Song Ever Written, Musically" or "Best Song Written, Lyrically and Musically"?

Lyrically: Yesterday - The Beatles
Musically: Boheimian Rhapsody - Queen
Lyrically and Musically: Something - The Beatles

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I am not 16 going on not 17, I know that I'm naive.