Besides the music delivering simple fun that's proven timeless, the lyrics are a masterpiece of ambiguity that could allow the song to get on the air in the Seventies but still shout out a message (in remarkably few phrases here and there) that's clear to anyone who hears it. By the ...
Y.M.C.A. - Village People Song Lyrics Young man there's no need to feel down I said young man pick yourself off the ground I said young man 'cause your in a new town There's no need to be unhappyYoung man there's a place you can go I said young man when you're short on ...
Y-O-G-A! You'll stretch it with the Y-O-G-A! Young man, young man, take a tip from this song! Yoga! Yoga! Not tai chi or qi gong! Y-O-G-A! You'll flex it with the Y-O-G-A! Young man, young man, take a breath and sit down! Young man, young man, get your ass...
The song's energetic introduction, featuring a series of claps and staccato vocal lines, sets the perfect stage for its infectious charm. As the lyrics unfold, they invite listeners to join in the fun and celebrate life's simple pleasures, embodying the spirit of camaraderie and inclusivity tha...
The Lyrics Started this last December and finally got around to finishing it, none of its true except the last 3 lines of the red shoes verse Hey man, can I hit on your mom? You said “No man, for her you are too young”
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The Lyrics Obsessed with secrecy, Bush orders his FBI to request members of Congress to take lie detector tests to prevent information leaks regarding the 9/11 investigation - opposed by both Republicans and Democrats. (instrumental intro)
The Lyrics I know a fun, family friendly place A place where everyone knows your face A great swim team a non profit race It’s called, the YMCA, ole All you see are friends to make And all you hear are workout breaks And no one cares what help you take...
either in their headlines or alluded to in the base of the story, that Y.M.C.A. is somehow a gay anthem because such notion is based solely on the song’s lyrics alluding to elicit activity for which it does not. However, I don’t mind that gays think of the song as their anthe...
either in their headlines or alluded to in the base of the story, that Y.M.C.A. is somehow a gay anthem because such notion is based solely on the song’s lyrics alluding to elicit activity for which it does not. However, I don’t mind that gays think of the song as their anthe...