Deepest Lyrics Ever Written

[Dougie Johnson]

Would have to be "Ebony & Ivory" by Paul McCartney.

I mean, if 88 pieces of wood painted black and white can co-exist peacefully on a piano, then what is our problem, anyway?...

[Brad]

Dougie, are you drunk?

[monty]

That's his Hixmix impression.

[MikeDog]

Are you sure "Cherry Pie" by Warrant isn't the song you're looking for?

MikeDog ducks to avoid the flames... ;^{)

[Dougie Johnson]

Mike Dog:
That one is way up there on my list..Pure poetry...Profoundly deep lyrics.
Just when you are convinced he is talking about a popular dessert for family gatherings, bam!!..It hits you ...He's talking about a vagina...
I don't know why their CD's are available in my Wal-Mart cut out bins..What an injustice.

[Coda - Co]

Deepest song has to be Octopus's Garden...
Ringo was in his prime then.....

[migo]

Maybe "Suzanne" by Leonard Cohen?

[tdukex]

"Joy to the World," by Three Dog Night

Joy to the world
All the boys and girls
Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea
Joy to you and me
Da, da, da

Deep!

[Dougie Johnson]

Fishes? I thought "Fish" was the plural..
Monty..Go rake Hoyt Axton for me!!!

[MrLip]

My momma said that when I was a little kid I used to sing a song called "Set it Free" by Englebert Humperdink when I would take a dump.

[S8-N]

I wrote "Unclean" while living in New Orleans, which is a few feet below sea level. That is the deepest song I have written.

[BrettB]

One of the greatest hits of the moment in Belgium is a Dutch song with the title (translated) "everybody that doesn't jump is gay". They play it at everywhere and everybody starts to jump like a freak. So you see, most people don't seem to care about great lyrics...

My favorite Lyrics are still the one of Jim Morisson

"Brothers and Sisters of the pale forest, children of night,
Who among you will run with the hunt?"