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Wherever we go, everyone knows It's me and my arrow.
First of all, it should be 'My Arrow And Me.' It is not correct English to say 'Me And My Arrow.' Second of all, when Harry Nilsson mentions himself and his arrow, it makes him sound like the arrow is his girlfriend. That doesn't make any sense, I mean an arrow is not a person; an arrow is something that's used to point to something or give directions.
Submitted by: Erica
Now you're wearing what I like,
baby let's go.
She's not wearing a thing if she's naked, as per the song title!
Submitted by: DeVon
I'm just an alien
with 37 tons
of new millennium
dum ditty dum,
where's it coming from
misses Aguilera, come and get some
Even though it rhymes, it's just a stupid filler.
Submitted by: Dutch_Justine
Every little thing she does
She does for me, ooh!
So she only brreathes in and breathes out for him and only him, does she do her own washing-up for him? Don't get it.
Submitted by: sonikal
A love like ours could never die
as long as I have you near me
Throughout the entire song, Paul McCartney is referring to his love in the third person. Thus, he is talking about her, not to her. So why does he suddenly change his point of view towards her? He should sing '..as long as I have her near me.'
Submitted by: Paul G
I've been asleep for a while now.
This doesn't make sense because certainly she had to be awake to record that!
Submitted by: nally
I'm not actually a friend, but I am
This statement contradicts itself. Are you a friend or not?
Submitted by: sonikal
Whispers are louder than screaming
No they're not. You've got it backwards!
Submitted by: Thomas Foolery
I'm just a bird who's already flown away
If you've already flown away, you wouldn't be here talking to your hypothetical ex-boyfriend in this song, Hilary. And unless you went under some strange op to entirely change your dna and skeletal structure shortly after 'you wrote' this song, from what I see you are human.
Submitted by: Devil Jones
De do do do, de da da da
Is all I have to say to you
I have to ask, who in the heck goes up to a person and says 'De do do do, de da da da?' Wouldn't they be considered a mental case? It's like baby talk for goodness sake!
Submitted by: Fred
