I've had 'Thats Amore' by Dean Martin stuck in my head at times lately and I remembered the Lyrics 'When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie thats Amore' now I first heard a snipped of this in the film 'Stuart Little' and for some reason had been convinced this whole time that I heard it as 'When the moon hits the sky'.
Any famous tracks with wam references you can think of?
"A Wolf at the Door" by Radiohead has: Get up, get the gunge Get the eggs Get the flan in the face The flan in the face The flan in the face Dance, you fucker, dance, you fucker Don't you dare, don't you dare Don't you, flan in the face
Then there's "Cover You In Oil" by AC/DC which... yeah, it's right there in the title innit
"Blue Moon" by Zara Larsson, which was released about a month ago, has the following spoken word section included after the song ends.
[Outro: MNEK & Zara Larsson] MNEK: I think we should clean that up, I don't know Zara: No MNEK: No? Zara: No, let's get messy MNEK: Messy? Zara: Like really messy
VanillaXSlime said: "A Wolf at the Door" by Radiohead has: Get up, get the gunge Get the eggs Get the flan in the face The flan in the face The flan in the face Dance, you fucker, dance, you fucker Don't you dare, don't you dare Don't you, flan in the face
Big Radiohead fan here. I remember doing a double take when I first listened to this song.
I remember thinking to myself, "Did I really hear what I think I just heard?"
Maybe Thom Yorke pervs around here incognito. If you're out there, Thom, your lyrics rule! Especially that song!
It's time to face the cold hard facts of life, my friend She's fucking clowns again She promised she would get counseling But that was just another lie Because nothing in this world satisfies her Like a face full of banana cream pie
'The Genie' by Patti Austin (which is a bop written by Rod Temperton who wrote some of MJs hits) has this lyric:
Is your dream to tell the boss it's over? That you've had enough of working life? Put a pie in his face and walk out of the place That'll make you smile, so do it in style
So there's a big difference between "famous" songs and random, obscure tracks that could maybe possibly be interpreted as messy by someone actively looking to hear that.
I can only help with the obscure ones.
"The other night we were driving through the woods We were looking for the long way home We found a spot that was very very strange But we could be alone
[Chorus] It was a cranberry, cranberry, berry, berry bog Cranberry, cranberry, berry, berry bog Couldn't see your face for the cranberry fog But we fell in love in the very berry Cranberry, cranberry, berry, berry bog"
Yeah, probably! I mean, he was an interesting character. Trouble is Messmaster would have great difficulty detecting him, even with IP tracking; so there'd be no alarms and no surprises ...
"What a day for a daydream, What a day for a daydreamin' boy...............
.............And even if time is passin' me by a lot I couldn't care less about the dues you say I got Tomorrow, I'll pay the dues for droppin' my load A pie in the face for bein' a sleepy bull toad."
The movie Singin' in the Rain, featuring the scene all WAM models are welcome to copy, also features the Donald O'Connor showstopper Make 'Em Laugh:
"You could start by pretending you're a dancer with grace/ You wiggle 'til they're giggling all over the place/ And then you get a great big custard pie in the face/ Make 'em laugh, make 'em laugh, make 'em laugh"
Obviously the lyrics are talking about moisturiser, but the song "I enjoy being a girl", originally from the musical Flower Drum Song has:
"I flip when a fella sends me flowers I drool over dresses made of lace I talk on the telephone for hours With a pound and a half of cream upon my face"
Always thought it would make a great 'quickie' skit to have a really pretty feminine model singing the song, then getting nailed with a pie after that line.
Love you, too
I've had 'Thats Amore' by Dean Martin stuck in my head at times lately and I remembered the Lyrics 'When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie thats Amore' now I first heard a snipped of this in the film 'Stuart Little' and for some reason had been convinced this whole time that I heard it as 'When the moon hits the sky'. 
