lonelyday

aaaah, i can't think of a thing to say without using that

Here in NZ you get a lotta: "Cook me some eggs woman" - Once Were Warriors "You're not in Guatemala now Dr. Ropata"- Shortland Street and "peow peow" and "Not Even Owww" from Brotown I think we must have our own sense of humour that only we really understand...

Baby Let Me Take You Home- The Animals

Emo confuses me, a guy i know got all wierd when i asked him what it was after he was listing what music he likes, he pretty much just looked at me and then walked away- such a drama queen. I looked it up on the internet coz i was curious and it is Emotional Punk rock, i only recognised a few 'emo'bands on the site and they're not exactly my favourites so i'm guessing I'm not a big emo fan. This isn't the best answer to the question since i really wouldn't know why emo is popular, i didn't even know it was popular.

It sounds painful, and speaking of painful, try Britney Spears with I Love Rock'n'Roll, and Jessica Simpson with These Boots Are Made For Walking.

thanks to everyone who replied to my question. I didn't realise that the main chorus part of the song was used in a few songs, but i'm guessing that the version i know is the Beastie boys version since I was born in '89. I'm guessing that they must have used donkey sounds instead of beeping in their censored version and this is what i'm thinking of. My sister used to play this a few years ago but i had no idea who sang it, so thanks.

Hey, i was wondering if anyone knew the name of this song, and who it is by, it goes something like: The Roof, the roof, the roof is on fire, The Roof, the roof, the roof is on fire, We don't need no water let the mother (eyore) burn, Burn mother(eeyore) burn, burn If anyone can tell me about it that'd be awesome

Is the 'Southern man'referred to in the song a black man experiencing prejudice or a white man taking part in it?

I need help finding songs describing any type of prejudice.