Easiest song ever?

[Ryan_77uk]

What do you think is the easiest song ever to play? I think 'Molly's Lips' by Nirvana is probably it. Its just two chords.

[skyneverclaimed]

Originally posted by Ryan_77uk
What do you think is the easiest song ever to play? I think 'Molly's Lips' by Nirvana is probably it. Its just two chords.

All punk songs..

and to answer your profile... Visual Sound all the way

[.:NV:.]

any white stripes "song"

[lancita]

eminem- lose yourself-
i say this because at.........i thinkt he grammy's or something, eminem performed this song with i think it was the roots, and the 'guitar player' was playing the part for it, which is two chords, on a WHITE GIBSON DOUBLE NECK SG.................
never have i seen such misuse of an instrument.

[TheGrinnan]

Any Ramones song.

[Stbok]

Originally posted by lancita
eminem- lose yourself-
i say this because at.........i thinkt he grammy's or something, eminem performed this song with i think it was the roots, and the 'guitar player' was playing the part for it, which is two chords, on a WHITE GIBSON DOUBLE NECK SG.................
never have i seen such misuse of an instrument.

the roots are talented, have you heard their new album, you cant tell me its not good

[.:NV:.]

yeah seriously. the roots guitarist is very good. he played SOME ONE ELSES SONG on an instrument he uses for his own stuff. should he have switched to a fender squire to play it? no.

with that mentality, if you ever get a nice guitar you can NEVER play any simple song. EVER.

[Funkman]

Originally posted by lancita
eminem- lose yourself-
i say this because at.........i thinkt he grammy's or something, eminem performed this song with i think it was the roots, and the 'guitar player' was playing the part for it, which is two chords, on a WHITE GIBSON DOUBLE NECK SG.................
never have i seen such misuse of an instrument.

woah, it's this kind of attitude that led to all the bloated prog-rock **** of the 70s.

[Greyskull]

"Knockin' On Heaven's Door" - Guns N Roses/Bob Dylan

G C D.

[skip tracer]

Paperback Writer by the Beatles is G7 and C.

[3v3+Z]

Originally posted by skip tracer
Paperback Writer by the Beatles is G7 and C.

Right, but it's very layered! There's some nice harmonies on there. I don't think they ever did that one live. (I think they were done with that at that point.) Too much studio wizardry involved. Not as much as "Tomorrow Never Knows" though, which was only ONE chord by the way! ("C", I think.)

[Alecto]

Bo Diddley! One chord for the whole song, and the guitar was tuned to that chord! The rhythm is a mother, though. I've never heard anyone else do it quite right.:cool:

[The User]

The open start to metallicas 'one'. But good luck playing the rest of it.

[Clayton38]

Now way dudes, any Misfits song. God I love the Misfits though. One of my guilty pleasures, even the new stuff.

[LesPaulStrat]

Tomorrow never Knows - The beatles


if you can strum a C chord then you can play the song

[3v3+Z]

Originally posted by LesPaulStrat
Tomorrow never Knows - The beatles


if you can strum a C chord then you can play the song

Wow! I never realized that before!

Oh, wait...:rolleyes:

[LesPaulStrat]

Originally posted by 3v3+Z
Wow! I never realized that before!

Oh, wait...:rolleyes:




I obviously didn't notice you saying it.


Sorry Zorro

Oh, wait.... No I'm not.

[3v3+Z]

Originally posted by LesPaulStrat
I obviously didn't notice you saying it.


Sorry Zorro

Oh, wait.... No I'm not.

I'm just messin' with ya, man!

The "Z" in my avatar is backwards, by the way. (A lot of that stuff is backwards.)

[LesPaulStrat]

Yeah I was messing around too man,
it was my fault that I didnt see you post it in the first place

but ah well
it's all good

And even if its backwards its still Zorro aint it?
like thats who the guy is

[3v3+Z]

Originally posted by LesPaulStrat
...And even if its backwards its still Zorro aint it?
like thats who the guy is

No, man! It's STEEVO!!!

_ *WHISH!*
\ *WHISH!*
_ *WHISH*

[skip tracer]

Originally posted by 3v3+Z
Right, but it's very layered! There's some nice harmonies on there. I don't think they ever did that one live. (I think they were done with that at that point.) Too much studio wizardry involved. Not as much as "Tomorrow Never Knows" though, which was only ONE chord by the way! ("C", I think.)

I was just talking guitar-wise. Paperback Writer is a fairly stripped-down song, Just drums, guitar, bass, and their voices. There is that little lead line before the verses, though. Tomorrow Never Knows, on the other hand..that song could have come out yesterday and still have been mindblowing.

[janhein]

Most songs of linkin' park are pretty easy. Just drop D tuning, lay you're finger flat and strum. A 6 year old could do that. To be completely honest, I just don't understand why there is such a big hype around them. I know a lot of people disagree with me, but I hope there are some guitarists out there who think the same.

[lancita]

Originally posted by Stbok
the roots are talented, have you heard their new album, you cant tell me its not good


yo, wait, i never said the roots were not good.
i actually saw them perform at a show in my college town with jazz mandolin project and another band.
they are def. talented, it was a great show

[guy malone]

blizkreig bop

first song i ever learned

my friends thought i was awsome at guitar

[bLuZ_RoCkz]

i cant believe "Louie Louie" wasint mentioned!!!! >.<

[daveyboy]

:eek:


MAN how did you guys not mention the "nothing else matters" intro?!?!?!?!?!

open E
open G
open B
open E

. . . . then back. . . . . and so forth!

[janhein]

The cool thing about modern popular music (punk rock, linkin' park) is that they're easy to play, and when people who do not play guitar themselves hear you play it they'll think you're some kind of rock good. It's kinda cool actually. But offcourse when you go to you're guitar teacher or someone who can play, you'll be back on the grond with both feet haha.

[prime_monkfish]

The cool thing about modern popular music (punk rock, linkin' park) is that they're easy to play

In my oppinion thats one of the totally uncool things about modern music as it just leads to repetetive, uncreative music that is just plain boring.

[Ice age coming]

this is the easiest song ever:
"tom dooley"

[janhein]

Originally posted by prime_monkfish
In my oppinion thats one of the totally uncool things about modern music as it just leads to repetetive, uncreative music that is just plain boring.

I fully agree with you on this, and I never said I liked the music. But it's funny to show of with sometimes haha. But it's true that the simplicity makes it uncool to listen.

[Wir-Click-Wir]

Originally posted by Ryan_77uk
I think 'Molly's Lips' by Nirvana is probably it. Its just two chords.

That's a Vaselines song.

I don't know...Pearl Jam's cover of "Last Kiss" was my first song. It's very simple (only four chords). "Molly's Lips" is easy too, but switching from G to C so quickly over such a long period of time might be difficult for someone who hasn't gotten used to grabbing chords on a whim.

[thetikiman]

Originally posted by 3v3+Z
No, man! It's STEEVO!!!

_ *WHISH!*
\ *WHISH!*
_ *WHISH*

GENIUS!!!

[thetikiman]

No Boundaries by Michael Angelo, so easy you could play it with your teeth. ;)

[VillageIdiot]

Originally posted by thetikiman
No Boundaries by Michael Angelo, so easy you could play it with your teeth. ;)

He is my number one hated human being- hes such an arsehole, seriously.

If you think Satch and Vai are bad, this guy has no feeling at all.

[Ice age coming]

Originally posted by VillageIdiot
He is my number one hated human being- hes such an arsehole, seriously.

If you think Satch and Vai are bad, this guy has no feeling at all.

I saw the "Speed kills" video and i almost laughed my ass of! this guy is actually playing that song with a serious look on his face! Paul Gilbert is funny because he takes himself not too serious but this guy OMFG! Never seen such a funny guitar wanker video! and the the guys look! see the haircut its hilarious!

[BossMXRHarmonix]

Originally posted by Funkman
woah, it's this kind of attitude that led to all the bloated prog-rock **** of the 70s.

True. And that was killed off by 3-chord punk rock

[BossMXRHarmonix]

Something In The Way by Nirvana: Em C
Tomorrow Never Knows by The Beatles: single C note on bass

[coldbuggin]

rock u like a hurricane was the first song i learned

[Garsil]

Tomorrow never Knows - The beatles or Molly's Lips - Nirvana (Vaselines)

[Welladjusted]

knocking on heavens door is pretty simple, but a damn good song.

[darkstar54mm]

okay u guys saying like knockin on heavens door by GnR and the intro to metallica's one obviously never herd of songs like blitzkreig bob by the ramones i mean c'mon i still havent learned the second solo from knockin on heavens door......u make ametuers like me fell really bad cut me a lil slack

[darkstar54mm]

Originally posted by coldbuggin
rock u like a hurricane was the first song i learned
YOU MUST OF COUGHT ON QUICK TO LEARN THAT ONE!!!

[lumpenprole]

Originally posted by skyneverclaimed
All punk songs..

and to answer your profile... Visual Sound all the way

Jeez, that takes some ignorance. Play me any 3 nomeansno songs, right now!

And the answer to the question is clearly roadrunner by The Modern Lovers. Which is a bit of a contradiction, since it's the easiest song in the world to cover, and one of the hardest to get right.

[lumpenprole]

Originally posted by janhein
The cool thing about modern popular music (punk rock, linkin' park) is that they're easy to play...

The totally uncool thing about modern music is that anybody thinks that has any relation to punk rock. Of course, if Avril Lavigne can say she's punk rock and not be stoned to death by an angry mob, than I should probably just throw my hands in the air and give up.

I'm going to start a Romantics cover band, put some distortion on the lyrics and call it punk rock. Better yet, I'm going to hang myself with a False Prophets t-shirt.

[Bad Johnny]

Originally posted by skyneverclaimed
All punk songs..


you're wrong

[FuzzFan]

joe strummers part in "london calling" is quite easy

[RUSHFANnLV]

easiest song to play ever has to be "Mother" by Pink Floyd.

[Sagacious Music]

The Houseplant Song by Audio Adrenaline. Em, G, A.

punk songs? easy? I would say that either punk music sucks, or its really good....It's REALLY easy, or its really hard. Some of the stuff punk bands do is really complex. Takes talent. But on the other hand, I still think punk sucks.

[NoteBOOM]

Originally posted by skip tracer
Paperback Writer by the Beatles is G7 and C.

Holy crap, that was the first song I ever learned!

[adam_wells12]

the easiest song in the world is "one note song" by tenacious d. no, seriously this is the easiest song in the world. all it is is you play a D note all the way through.

[clifford]

Originally posted by adam_wells12
the easiest song in the world is "one note song" by tenacious d. no, seriously this is the easiest song in the world. all it is is you play a D note all the way through.
dude the BENDY you gotta do the BENDY

[victoria page]

Metroplis Pt. I: The miracle and the Sleeper

[Bring_back_Alf!]

Originally posted by darkstar54mm
okay u guys saying like knockin on heavens door by GnR and the intro to metallica's one obviously never herd of songs like blitzkreig bob by the ramones i mean c'mon i still havent learned the second solo from knockin on heavens door......u make ametuers like me fell really bad cut me a lil slack

I think they're just talking about the cord progression, calm down, breath. In, out, in, out. In Dylans version it's just strumming of the chords G D C.

In Gn'R's version Slash switches between G D C and G D Am and then does all these funky things. I like both versions myself. They do this concert version, way back when Appetite came out and it's freaking great. Gn'R Live at the Ritz. (They do it in other concerts but that version is my favorite.)

As far as the easiest song, whoever put mother by pink floyd is mistaken, there are far easier songs. Songs with only two chords and no changes or solos or anything.

I'd give a second vote for some thing in the way by Nirvana. Hmmm, though the way I heard it was Drop D tuning, F# and then open. One acctual chord. That's what I always show people who like to fiddle with my guitars. "Wow I can play a song!"

Any Nothing else matters, to intricate compared to Something in the way. Well I'm done now.

[AndThenTheresMe]

"Polly" by Nirvana. First song I ever learned to play when I bought my first guitar. E5 G5 D5 C5 then D5 C5 G5 Bb5.

[AndThenTheresMe]

Also, a riff that's really easy, but one that I absolutely love, is Ed O'Brien's part in "No surprises" by Radiohead. There's a capo on the 15 fret, but it's so easy. I love playing it, it's soothing.

[Jedi Jesus]

Palm Mute B# through out the whole song, rhythm guitar in Survivor - Eye of the Tiger.

Also

Louie Louie - Kingsmen A-D-E-D
Blizkreig Bop - Ramones ADEX3 ADA

[paradeblonde]

Originally posted by .:NV:.
any white stripes "song"

Uh try no :P the white stripes have weird tuning and chords sometimes which can make it weird to figure out.
Basically MOST punk songs and MOST folk songs.
There is some punk tunes that have about as many chords as a solo would notes.

I would think that the easiest song around would be one chord, but then again could you find it easy to have to stay on one chord for a whole song? :P

Most songs I write are quite easy tunes, easy is good, as long as it sounds cool thats all that matters.

MOLLYS LIPS RULES hahaha

[Markus karkus]

What I GOt by Sublime. D G

[SoullessGhost]

JAWS!!!

Heh. Really though, I think Killing in the Name Of by Rage Against the Machine is pretty easy and very fun to play, though I don't have a Whammy to play the solo. The intro riff to Sweet Child O Mine is also a fun one.

[LesPaulStrat]

Originally posted by AndThenTheresMe
Also, a riff that's really easy, but one that I absolutely love, is Ed O'Brien's part in "No surprises" by Radiohead. There's a capo on the 15 fret, but it's so easy. I love playing it, it's soothing.


Yeah man, that is a sweet sounding part he is playing.

Kudos to you

[manboy]

haha, it's got to be "ice ice baby." dum dum dum dum dada dumdum...

[Aquatrotsky]

I disagree with that earlier dude's comment about prog rock. I love prog rock, it is good stuff.

[SoullessGhost]

Originally posted by manboy
haha, it's got to be "ice ice baby." dum dum dum dum dada dumdum...

David Bowie & Queen - "Under Pressure" ;)

[Elnwood]

Originally posted by 3v3+Z
Right, but it's very layered! There's some nice harmonies on there. I don't think they ever did that one live. (I think they were done with that at that point.) Too much studio wizardry involved. Not as much as "Tomorrow Never Knows" though, which was only ONE chord by the way! ("C", I think.)

I'm pretty sure the Beatles did play that one live, I think I saw a video of them playing Paperback Writer. Obviously, they couldn't layer as many harmonies live though.

[jacobhimself]

the bass line for mope by the bloodhound gang. i dont really like them i just heard that song, its just E E E E E all the way through. the only way to have simpler parts is to have none....

[squire_1987]

depending on how good you are The latest chilli peppers stuff is easy. Universally speaking strums two chords in the verse and the ending is all on one string.

[TheGrinnan]

Originally posted by skyneverclaimed
All punk songs..

Then let me hear you play "The Decline" by NOFX straight through.

[Day'sSweetDaze]

My personal easiest, and yet one of my favourites, is "Beautiful People" by Marylin Manson. It consists entirely of...

D --xxxxx--
A --xxxxx--
D --xxxxx--

D --030--
A --030--
D --030--

D --06060--06060--030--
A --06060--06060--030--
D --06060--06060--030--

D --12-----11-----10-----9--
A --12-----11-----10-----9--
D --12-----11-----10-----9--

D --xxxx30--
A --xxxx30--
D --xxxx30--

Those five segments, mixed, matched, repeated, etc., make up the entire four minute or so song. Oh, plus there's a cool little trickling noise when Manson starts whispering in the beginning. I replicate that by putting my finger on my low D string at the neck pickup (which is off) and slide it down towards the bridge while tapping the string against bridge pickup.

Incredibly easy but so much fun! :D

[Ice age coming]

Originally posted by Day'sSweetDaze
My personal easiest, and yet one of my favourites, is "Beautiful People" by Marylin Manson. It consists entirely of...

D --xxxxx--
A --xxxxx--
D --xxxxx--

D --030--
A --030--
D --030--

D --06060--06060--030--
A --06060--06060--030--
D --06060--06060--030--

D --12-----11-----10-----9--
A --12-----11-----10-----9--
D --12-----11-----10-----9--

D --xxxx30--
A --xxxx30--
D --xxxx30--

Those five segments, mixed, matched, repeated, etc., make up the entire four minute or so song. Oh, plus there's a cool little trickling noise when Manson starts whispering in the beginning. I replicate that by putting my finger on my low D string at the neck pickup (which is off) and slide it down towards the bridge while tapping the string against bridge pickup.

Incredibly easy but so much fun! :D

I love that song :D (tho im not a MM fan)

[Hasting]

anything blink 182 or green day

[Motorhead]

Doesn't everybody know the riff to 'Smoke on the Water'?

[Red_Fred]

Originally posted by Clayton38
Now way dudes, any Misfits song. God I love the Misfits though. One of my guilty pleasures, even the new stuff.

Yeah the misfits are great! :D
I do find some of their stuff can be hard getting the rhythm though. :rolleyes:

[MotherHumbucker]

Jane Says...........

Two chords.

[AndThenTheresMe]

Well to really nail the shift between the Amaj/Asus2 chords takes finesse. And technically it is three chords. And try playing it while singing.

[PlasticSuperhro]

"Little Room" - White Stripes.

Listen to it, and you'll understand ;)

[Day'sSweetDaze]

You know, someone once told me that Jack Black wrote a song that was all one note...

[3v3+Z]

Originally posted by Day'sSweetDaze
You know, someone once told me that Jack Black wrote a song that was all one note...

...with a "bendy". Yeah, that's on Tenacious D's album. It's just a joke, really. Not so much a song.

But what about "One Note Samba"?

[guitardude5489]

No one mentioned creep by radiohead, same thing repeated over and over again until the end when jonny goes insane on the trem parts, but that is even simple as all hell...if your the trem pickin type....

[Alecto]

Originally posted by guitardude5489
No one mentioned creep by radiohead, same thing repeated over and over again until the end when jonny goes insane on the trem parts, but that is even simple as all hell...if your the trem pickin type....

No, that one's pretty complex . . . next to The Troggs' 'Wild Thing'! :eek:

[mosrite]

mary had a little lamb, not the SRV version the original.

[clnh5]

Of course that award goes to Aerosmiths "Dream On"

[guitarjames]

Horse with no name- Without a doubt! 2 chords, 2 fingers, all on 2nd fret

[JDD]

Originally posted by Elnwood
I'm pretty sure the Beatles did play that one live, I think I saw a video of them playing Paperback Writer. Obviously, they couldn't layer as many harmonies live though.

they played it live. they recorded extra harmonies that played through the PA.
I have a performance of them doing this.

[Day'sSweetDaze]

When I first posted in this thread, my personal easiest song ever was "Beautiful People" by Marilyn Manson...but now I've found something even easier: "Comfortable Liar" by Chevelle. TWO CHORDS. And two power chords, at that. LOL. Db5 and F5. Yet somehow it still manages to be a kick-ass song? Oddness. :)

[Iced Guardian]

Originally posted by TheGrinnan
Then let me hear you play "The Decline" by NOFX straight through.

Including horns?!? ;)

[gary]

Riffs: Come as you are, The Riverboat song
Chords: Working class hero by John Lennon

[doingtheunstuck]

easiest song for me was "on top of old smokey"... why? because playing single note runs is a billion times easier than nicely changing between open chords, IMO. besides, the notes are wonderfully easy. and it's a fun song to randomly play for people when they're expecting something else.

and the ramones look a lot less "easy" if you play them all downstrums (like johnny did) and do so for a 1 hour set. maybe it's just me, but that gets painful.

another fairly easy one is "a horse with no name".... Em and... i think it's something like F#m with an extra decoration... don't know exactly what right now. it's 200200 though.

[Black Lynx]

Originally posted by 3v3+Z
But what about "One Note Samba"?

really easy melody (well... it's one note) but a weird harmony with hard voicings!

Originally posted by clnh5
Of course that award goes to Aerosmiths "Dream On"

Even with the minor-harmonic licks, the solos on the end? :)

[mattocaster]

thers a song between song on the tenacious d album where all you haveto do to play it is play an E note and bend it sometimes so i've been told

[gary]

Originally posted by mattocaster
thers a song between song on the tenacious d album where all you haveto do to play it is play an E note and bend it sometimes so i've been told

Yeah that's "One Note Song", where all you do is bend a D note up a semitone for a few seconds. I think that one came up actually.

[SoNiCAnGeR]

most of the rhythm parts to bush's songs are really easy...I learned most of the songs on the first two albumns inside of the first moth or so when i started playing......

kumbaya is really easy too....

[LnTh]

boys dont cry
-by the cure

[elmoismyhero]

Originally posted by janhein
Most songs of linkin' park are pretty easy. Just drop D tuning, lay you're finger flat and strum. A 6 year old could do that. To be completely honest, I just don't understand why there is such a big hype around them. I know a lot of people disagree with me, but I hope there are some guitarists out there who think the same.
i know this was an old post (im late, sorry) but

linkin park was named in the top 10 MOST INFLUENTIAL BANDS by mtv2.

and rage against the machine wasnt even on the list.
neither was cat stevens.
NIRVANA got no.1

mtv sucks

[drl_06]

Originally posted by elmoismyhero
i know this was an old post (im late, sorry) but

linkin park was named in the top 10 MOST INFLUENTIAL BANDS by mtv2.

and rage against the machine wasnt even on the list.
neither was cat stevens.
NIRVANA got no.1

mtv sucks

Although you don't like KoRn, I hate to agree with you. MTV couldn't pick a decent bands list for any category if they had to appoint more than one person to make the list.

It's almost as if they're too busy doing nothing and calling it music television to stop and realize what bands have influenced what.

(this is my 100th post :D)

[nocluejimbo]

i didnt feel like reading all of the others, so i dont know if anyone mentioned "warning" by green day... theres the riff that is played the whole song and a little interlude were the bass plays a different riff by itself... i played that with another guitarist, a bassist and a drummer in our 6th grade talent show... oh yeah....

[miscreated]

Lenny Kravitz - Again

one finger, one string

[guidedbyechos]

tenacious d- one note song

[Stratesquire]

"You Really Got Me"

Wow. That's e-a-s-y.

[gary]

Originally posted by elmoismyhero
i know this was an old post (im late, sorry) but

linkin park was named in the top 10 MOST INFLUENTIAL BANDS by mtv2.

and rage against the machine wasnt even on the list.
neither was cat stevens.
NIRVANA got no.1

mtv sucks

Were the Beatles in there?

[sabookanee]

Originally posted by Evil G
Were the Beatles in there?

i think it was top bands of the 90s

[industrialmg]

The greatest singer in the world...


Boz Scaggs

[numchuckbitch]

Nirvana floyd the barber. Save for the solo, which isnt to difficult either, this is a simple simple song.

[cubby]

It's technically not a song but "Rumble" by Link Wray is incredibly easy to play.

[elmoismyhero]

about the whole mtv thing... i think it was of all time. maybe...

it was on mtvI as shameless promotion for mtvII. i got II but my parents blocked it via parental controls.




.......damn you censors....

[sorre]

i think some of the easier songs ever are those yjm tunes... it's all about techniques... if you spend (waste?) some time on it you'll play em exactly like yjm does.
i think that for lots of people it's harder to play a 3 chords ramones or nirvana song givin it the right feel.
ok, now you can kick me if you want, but imo, that's it...
sorre

[GuitarZeroDude7]

any Nirvana or nu metal song.

[BlueOrb]

Originally posted by lancita
eminem- lose yourself-
i say this because at.........i thinkt he grammy's or something, eminem performed this song with i think it was the roots, and the 'guitar player' was playing the part for it, which is two chords, on a WHITE GIBSON DOUBLE NECK SG.................
never have i seen such misuse of an instrument.

not to mention the fact that the guitarist in the roots is awesome

[AcridPlacidity]

Not Fade Away - Rolling Stones (i know its cover but i learned it the stones way...)

[hairy_jr]

how do u get mtv2?

[BeeSting]

:stranglehold"

[srvfan]

"Cocaine" from Eric Clapton.

Watch the DVD "One More Car, One More Rider"

One barre chord, four positions.

[viable organism]

nick drake - horn

especially if you tune d down a half step

[waihen84]

There are a lot of easy songs.

Easy songs doesn't mean that they're bad songs. Good songs doesn't have to be hard to play.

[Alecto]

Originally posted by sorre
i think some of the easier songs ever are those yjm tunes... it's all about techniques... if you spend (waste?) some time on it you'll play em exactly like yjm does.
i think that for lots of people it's harder to play a 3 chords ramones or nirvana song givin it the right feel.
ok, now you can kick me if you want, but imo, that's it...
sorre

"How to play any Yngwie song in three easy steps:

1) Go up the melodic minor scale

2) Go down the melodic minor scale

3) Now do it really, *really* fast!"

Also (overheard during the recording of Hear-N'-Aid, 1985)

"How do you spell 'asshole'?"
-Ronnie James Dio

"Y-N-G-W-I-E!"
- Christopher Guest

[DRIVELIKEJEHU]

hey ya.. by Outkast..

GCDE