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Worst Songs from the 1970's
What songs from the 1970's have the all time worse lyrics?
I think one of the worse I ever heard was from the 1970's hit (believe it or not) "Sometimes When we Touch" "And sometimes when we touch The honesty's too much And I have to close my eyes and hide I wanna hold you til I die Til we both break down and cry I wanna hold you till the fear in me subsides" This song would be more appropriately titled " Please love me even though I have no testicles" Also is it just me or in the 1970's classic "Me and Mrs. Jones" by Billy Paul does the singer have a lisp? I swear you can hear it cleary in one of the chrous "Me and Mthss Mthss Jones, Mthss Jones Mthss Jones, we got a thing going on"" Also is the Song "Band of Gold" about a man have Erectile Dysfunction on his wedding night? |
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Ok I have to add "Have you seen Her" by the Chi-Lites to this list. Not because the song is that bad (I actually kinda like it) but the "rap" portion is just bad.
for example: "One month ago today I was happy as a lark But now I go for walks To the movies - maybe to the park " :) The Chi-Lites Have You Seen Her? lyrics Intro (wordless vocals w/fuzz guitar) [2X]: (spoken) One month ago today I was happy as a lark But now I go for walks To the movies - maybe to the park And have a seat on the same old bench To watch the children play (huh) You know, tomorrow is their future But to me, just another day They all gather around me They seem to know my name We laugh, tell a few jokes But it still doesnt ease my pain I know I cant hide from a memory Though day after day Ive tried I keep sayin shell be back But today again I lied Verse 1: Oh, I see her face everywhere I go On the street, and even at the picture show Have you seen her? Tell me, have you seen her? Verse 2: Oh, I hear her voice as the cold winds blow In the sweet music on my radio Have you seen her? Tell me, have you seen her? Bridge: Why, oh, why Did she have to leave and go away [2: oh, yeah] Oh-oh-oh, Ive been used to havin someone to lean on And Im lost Baby, Im lost (Oh) [Repeat verse w/wordless vocal first two lines (2X)] Verse 3: Oh, she left her kiss upon my lips But left that break within my heart Have you seen her? Tell me, have you seen her? Verse 4: Oh, I see her hand reaching out to me Only she can set me free Have you seen her? Tell me, have you seen her? [Repeat bridge] [Repeat verse w/wordless vocal first 2 lines (4X)] (spoken over 2nd and 3rd repeats): As another day comes to an end Im lookin for a letter or somethin Anything that she would send With all the people I know Im still a lonely man You know, its funny I thought I had her in the palm of my hand Coda [repeat to fade]: Have you seen her Tell me, have you seen her (tell me, have you seen her?) |
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I don't know for sure, because I'm never quite sure what he's saying, but I think the line (mouthed through a talk-box) "I wanna woooo-auuuuuuuuunt you" from "Do You Feel Like We Do" by Peter Frampton ranks as one of the darkest moments in 1970s rock.
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Be kind to Peter Frampton he does live in Cincinnati and is a Red's fan! But I agree with you FCB that is pretty bad. I am so glad that harp thing never did catch on.
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I like Me and Mrs Jones I think it has no business being called one of the worst songs of the seventies. How about You light up my life?
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No, the Chi -Lites don't belong on this list. In fact I believe that any song Kiss ever put out in the 70s was worse than "Have you seen her". Indeed, now that I think about it, have you ever listened to : Abba America Tony Orlando and Dawn Rick Dees Leif Garrett Terry Jacks Lobo Barry Manilow Van McCoy Three Dog Night I'm just scratching the surface. Have you ever heard of disco? I'm just warming up. No, "Have You Seen Her" doesn't even come close. |
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Disco Duck?
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I'm sorry. But this discussion begins and ends with the timeless classic by the Captain and Tennille, "Muskrat Love"
Thank you for attending. Now carry on. |
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"Feelings, oh oh oh, Feelings"
"You Light up my Life" "Convoy" also a crappy movie "Wichita Lineman" "Wildfire" My radio alarm clock came on WLW and I swear that was the only song they had, because it came on every stinkin' day very early in the morning "Horse with No Name" "Ben" "Feelin' Groovy" "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" "Age of Aquarias" Oh, there were so many bad songs in the 70s, but those are the most annoying off the top of my head. |
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Is this one from the 80's?
Crack that whip Give the past the slip Step on a crack Break your momma’s back When a problem comes along You must whip it Before the cream sits out too long You must whip it When something’s going wrong You must whip it Now whip it Into shape Shape it up Get straight Go forward Move ahead Try to detect it It’s not too late To whip it Whip it good When a good time turns around You must whip it You will never live it down Unless you whip it No one gets away Until they whip it I say whip it Whip it good I say whip it Whip it good Crack that whip Give the past the slip Step on a crack Break your momma’s back When a problem comes along You must whip it Before the cream sits out too long You must whip it When something’s going wrong You must whip it Now whip it Into shape Shape it up Get straight Go forward Move ahead Try to detect it It’s not too late To whip it Into shape Shape it up Get straight Go forward Move ahead Try to detect it It’s not too late To whip it Whip it good |
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Wow, "Horse with no name" and "Bridge over troubled waters"?
No way, man!!! |
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1. The song was released in 1968. 2. It is one of the greatest songs ever written or recorded. Glen Campbell had bigger hits (but not many) and Jimmy Webb wrote many songs that were huge hits, but both both the singer and the composer peaked with "Wichita Lineman." ...."and I need you more than want you, and I want you for all time, and the Wichita Lineman is still on the line...." |
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I think as Reds fans we can reach an agreement on "We Are Family"
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