Best line in a song?

"I Love you, Honey Pie"
The Beatles - White Album - Wild Honey Piehttps://youtube.com/shorts/l-ekNlk5VDM?feature=share

Runner up would be "Ob-la-di ob-la-da Life goes onnnnn BLEHH" from the same album.

Rest of the album is kinda trash tbh ‍♂️

 

“It’s just so easy when your whole world fits inside of your arms,
Do we really need to pay attention to the alarm,
Wake up slow…
From Jack Johnson’s “Banana Pancakes”.

 

Each to his own way I'll go mine
Best of luck with what you find
But for your own sake remember times
We used to know


"We Used To Know" ~ Jethro Tull

 

Still a man sees what, he wants to see, and disregards the rest. Simon and Garfunkel.

 

Smoke weeeed everyday

-dre

 

There ya go again, quoting one of the best, but still unacknowledged, poets of the last sixty years, and one of my favorites as well. Add in Leonard Cohen and we're in business together..

 

Sliptoflappy rappy
And a carpal tunnel pudding flanker
Nabble and a stampy and a
Pigeon smelling generator
See a chitlin wafer and a
Chocolate buttered horses ass
Frabble obble abble and a
Stupid monkey chicken gas
Chinese diarrhea prison carpet
Chunky harplegig
Nopaliaseah perforated
Purple parkle pig

Crotchduster - mammal sauce

 

Eh?

 

She walked in through the out door “prince”

in through the out door “Led Zeppelin”

 

"If chick dont wanna know forget her"
The boys are back in town,
Thin lizzy.

 

I like Leonard also, sad I only listened to a couple of his songs, until after he passed away. Also need to toss Dylan in as a true poet.

 

His first 'albums' in the late '60s were some of his best work. CDs of them are available sometimes on ebay, "Songs From a Room" I highly recommend. Later he matured into more semi-religious, humanly-universal topics. Try to find some, it'll be worth it.

As to Dylan, umm, I won't comment except, maybe 'now and then'.

 

So I'll have to say I love you in a song

 

Dammit, you hit square onto another one!

I got dumped by a girl after we'd just graduated from college. The song "Photographs and Memories" got me through the next year getting over it.

The next year, he died in a plane crash just a few miles from where I live! He tried a few 'silly' songs, but his poetic songs showed there were more to come, what a loss.

(As an aside, he also looked like me, big nose, big moustache.)

 

If this doesn't put into words the heart of a man broken by a woman, I don't know what would.

 

I listen to alot of Lenord's songs. Funny I would never listen to Hallelujah, now one of my favorites. I have mellowed with age.

 

Mother do you trust the government? Pink Floyd.

 

And yesterday I played "Closing Time" in my van, now lines keep running through my head. He did have a way with words.

I highly recommend his first album "Songs From a Room"

 

Just a come-on from the whores
On Seventh Avenue
I do declare
There were times when I was so lonesome
I took some comfort there