Will you please post a song with bad grammar in the title?

Are you sure you didn't write it?

You asked for a song with bad grammar in the title. I gave you one. Yeesh. This post was edited by Stu Spelling Bee at January 29, 2024 3:33 PM MST

Have you ever seen his live version of this song? I died when I stumbled on it one day on YouTube. It’s seems like an snl skit.. I hate it so much but makes me die laugh.

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I know you love him! Hahaha!

Yes, I've seen that. Hilarious and made me feel sad for him, too. A disaster! 

I may have actually watched that on American Bandstand... Hehe! 

Lol, he’s right up there with Rod Stuart for me ;) Ahhh I wondered what this show was, I guessed it was an award show or something. 

(Stuart Stewart)

Don't feel too sorry for him--he had his shoe touched by you, after all.

By the way, I'm the guy in the hat. A bummer, because I really wanted that solo.

I love it.

A 'ditto' from me on Element 99's comment.  :)

And I just "got" your answer. "Duh" on me. :)

Lol. It is all good.

Excellent. I forgot about that one.

Those all sound OK.

I'm thinking possibly that to be officially grammatically correct, the titles could be:

"Giving You the Best That I Have"
"Do You Know To Where You're Going"  (to avoid ending a sentence with a preposition; I don't know about no question mark at the end, as far as original title)
"I Have a Name"

Maybe? I don't know for sure, though. :)



This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at January 30, 2024 2:18 PM MST

 

  I don’t know what point you’re trying to make. If you’re saying that they are three great-sounding songs, I agree with you completely. If, however, you’re referring to the titles specifically, I answered the question at face value, the titles are not grammatically correct.
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