Paula Cole, "I Don't Wanna Wait" (the Dawson's Creek song).
So open up your morning light,
And say a little prayer for I
You know that if we are to stay alive
Then see the peace in every eye...
To me, the ultimate earworm/annoyance from this song comes from the last episode of Dawson's Creek, when actor playing the actor playing Joey's alter ego in a television version of their lives, written by Dawson, called
"The Creek" says to the actor playing the actor playing Dawson's alter ego
Sam: I can't take it anymore, Colby. I don't want to wait for my life to be over. I want to know right now. What will it be?
[They kiss]
Colby: You and me. Always.
[Scene: Joey’s apartment. The camera pulls off of the camera over to Joey who turns off the TV after seeing “Executive Producer – Dawson Leery”]
Joey: That was perfect. Absolutely perfect.
Bruce got over modelizing, though.
PS is more interesting-hot than modelly-hot.
(And how funny is it that I just wrote about Springsteen in my lj. "Blinded by The Hivemind", huh?)
Damn, Sophia. All these crap lyrics, and it took that scene from Dawson's Creek to make me gag.
I'm proud of you.
When discussing the worst songs ever, how can you ignore the ouvre of The Jingle Cats?
Paul owns this.
I can't believe, in a discussion of Best Bond Themes, that not one of you mentioned A View to a Kill.
Hmph. Some children of the 80s those of you who are are.
Some children of the 80s those of you who are are.
I love this sentence.
I was *just* going to post that.
Hey...Perkins and I quoted the same monologue.
Are songs from the "The Transformed Man" too funny to count as really bad song?
I can't believe, in a discussion of Best Bond Themes, that not one of you mentioned A View to a Kill.
waves hand
I mentioned Duran Duran. Of course, I mentioned that I didn't like it much, but that it wasn't one of the worst.
Are songs from the "The Transformed Man" too funny to count as really bad song?
Probably. Same with the Robert Mitchum Calypso album.
