
Lyrics to Go is a show about bad song lyrics. Listen in as music geeks Marc Davis, Seth Ford and guests discuss songs with terrible, misunderstood or confusing lyrics.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 306 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryComedyMusic | |||

The guys round out the SpoOoOOOoOKY month of Octooper with special guest Jamie and discussing the strange lyrics to Billion Dollar Babies. Vincent Furnier has gone on record many times saying that this song is about the dangers of overindulgence... b... more
Octooper continues with the Alice Cooper (band) single Muscle Of Love! A coming (cumming?) of age story about a boy who is suddenly horny and desperately needs to jerk off in the bathroom. Why is an adult Alice Cooper talking about this? We're not en... more
The guys continue on with Octooper and invite Joe back to reap what he has sown by talking about Alice Cooper's comeback hit Poison. There are hot takes abound including one which Marc thinks is an incredible reveal but was apparently obvious all alo... more
If you smell something foul in the air, don't fret... it's just the beginning of Octooper! Seth and Marc invite Joe in to talk about the Alice Cooper schlock rock cover of Feed My Frankenstein. With enough double entendres to make KISS blush, we get ... more
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The content of this pod is great, Marc and Seth and their guests have great insight into some whacky song lyrics, I always find what they have to say to be interesting and entertaining. Not only are these guys insightful and funny, but I find their conversations to be choc full of healthy masculinity, and that is rare these days. I listen every week!
Hilariously filling the void in podcastland on this subject. First episode I found was Drops of Jupiter and I never looked back.
And I’m glad I did. I’ve listened to 3 episodes today and recommended you to twice that many people already. So glad I discovered this and more people need to be listening. Thanks for the great content.
It’s fun to listen to these two guys, who are clearly best buds, butcher some of my favorite songs. And I’m just going to admit it - I have a crush on Seth. His sense of humor, great timing and amazing voice make me tingle.
Love listening to Marc and Seth. Looking forward to more
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A witty music-lyrics show where two seasoned musicians and a rotating guest dissect songs with notorious or misunderstood lyrics. Episodes consistently mine themes like lyrical meaning, pop-culture impact, and the artist's career arc, often weaving in personal anecdotes from touring and music-history lore. Noteworthy traits include a candid, humorous banter style, deep dives into lyric construction, and a tendency to pair critical analysis with nostalgic recollections, making it approachable for both music nerds and casual fans. Potential listeners who crave sharp lyric critique, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and conversations that blend culture, history, and humor should find this show especially engaging.
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Recent guests on Lyrics To Go include:
1. Joe Lachut
2. Chris Brewer
3. Sky Rizzi
4. Jennifer Ford
5. Amelia Ford
6. Doug Davison
7. Joe Latchett
8. Jeremy Kendall
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