20 Popular Songs Hiding Super Creepy Lyrics
Carly Tennes
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07/03/2024
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For as long as the World Wide Web has been in existence, the following adage has slithered its way into message boards, AIM away messages, and MySpace bios: “When you're happy, you enjoy the music but when you're sad, you understand the lyrics.”
Despite its innate, old-internet dubiousness — There's no way Frank Ocean actually said this — its message rings true. Just take a listen to feel-good classics like "Summer Nights," "I Saw Her Standing There," “99 Red Balloons," and all other the seemingly-joyous bangers that carry some dark messages.
From what "Walk This Way" is really about to the cheating scandal hidden with the "Macarena," here are 20 ultra-popular songs that are hiding super creepy lyrics.
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1. “In The Summertime”— Mungo Jerry
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2. “I Saw Her Standing There” — The Beatles
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3. “Fat Bottomed Girls”— Queen
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4. “Zombie” — The Cranberries
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5. “Stray Cat Blues” — The Rolling Stones
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6. “Brown Sugar” — The Rolling Stones
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7. “99 Red Balloons / 99 Luftballons” — Nena
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8. “Macarena” — Los Del Río
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9. “Lips of an Angel” — Hinder
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11. “Hey Ya!” — OutKast
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12. “Walk This Way” — Aerosmith
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13. “Oh My Darling, Clementine” — Percy Montross and Barker Bradford
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14. ”Possum Kingdom” — Toadies
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15. “Don't You Want Me” — The Human League
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16. "Summer Nights" — The Cast of "Grease"
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17. “Come Live With Me” — Heaven 17
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18. “Crash Into Me” — Dave Matthews Band
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19. “Luka” — Suzanne Vega
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20. “Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright)” — Rod Stewart
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21. “Every Morning” — Sugar Ray
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