Red Mosquito

Mine came out a little weird:

Verse 1:
Bermuda's soil, it's rich and pure
But imported food can bring danger to our door
We need to set regulations and standards high
To ensure the safety of the food we buy

Chorus:
Can't deny me, won't defy me
We need food safety regulations for all to see
Can't ignore it, we must restore it
Our health depends on it, we can't forfeit

Verse 2:
We need to inspect and test all our imports
To keep our food supply free from any faults
And our local farmers need support to comply
With the highest standards to ensure a safe supply

Chorus:
Can't deny me, won't defy me
We need food safety regulations for all to see
Can't ignore it, we must restore it
Our health depends on it, we can't forfeit

Bridge:
We need to educate our food handlers too
With an Advanced Professional Certificate that's true
In food safety and hygiene, they must be trained
To protect our families from any strain

Chorus:
Can't deny me, won't defy me
We need food safety regulations for all to see
Can't ignore it, we must restore it
Our health depends on it, we can't forfeit

Outro:
Let's work together to make our food safe
For our families, our land, and our people's sake
Bermuda's food is our lifeline, we can't ignore
The risks that come when safety standards we deplore.

now that’s a banger

What prompts did you use? I told it explicitly to incorporate feminist and activist themes

I just said "write a song in the style of Pearl Jam titled 'Can't Deny Me'"

Imagine when the robot will spin out an actual song that looks, feels and sounds like the artist.

Coach wrote:Imagine when the robot will spin out an actual song that looks, feels and sounds like the artist.

Bi_3 wrote:

Coach wrote:Imagine when the robot will spin out an actual song that looks, feels and sounds like the artist.

As soon as I wrote that I was thinking this must have already been done. ha.

If this is the path Nirvana would have gone down, then Kurt made the right call.

bodysnatcher wrote:If this is the path Nirvana would have gone down, then Kurt made the right call.

That's a bold opinion, there, bodysnatcher.

I like it, I want to hear an Ed or Pearl Jam tune

what program made that nirvana song?

96583UP wrote:what program made that nirvana song?

It's not actually made by AI. I don't remember the exact story, but there was a lot of human input.

Jorge wrote:Mine came out a little weird:

Verse 1:
Bermuda's soil, it's rich and pure
But imported food can bring danger to our door
We need to set regulations and standards high
To ensure the safety of the food we buy

Chorus:
Can't deny me, won't defy me
We need food safety regulations for all to see
Can't ignore it, we must restore it
Our health depends on it, we can't forfeit

Verse 2:
We need to inspect and test all our imports
To keep our food supply free from any faults
And our local farmers need support to comply
With the highest standards to ensure a safe supply

Chorus:
Can't deny me, won't defy me
We need food safety regulations for all to see
Can't ignore it, we must restore it
Our health depends on it, we can't forfeit

Bridge:
We need to educate our food handlers too
With an Advanced Professional Certificate that's true
In food safety and hygiene, they must be trained
To protect our families from any strain

Chorus:
Can't deny me, won't defy me
We need food safety regulations for all to see
Can't ignore it, we must restore it
Our health depends on it, we can't forfeit

Outro:
Let's work together to make our food safe
For our families, our land, and our people's sake
Bermuda's food is our lifeline, we can't ignore
The risks that come when safety standards we deplore.

It even added outro lyrics. Impressive.

Odd topic of choice but why not, eh?

Dancing to Can't Deny Me is a fun weigh to lose weight.

If you repeat the song and dance for about an hour, you will burn - on average - 300 to 800 calories.

The song is basically 3-minutes long, so play it 20 times in a row while dancing and enjoy those slimmer waist lines. Thanks. Forgot to add:

Love,
Your Weight Loss Coach

it's funny this song thread got bumped, i was thinking about this song within the last 1-2 days

have been watching that Eddie & Jeff interview with Bill Simmons. Just a nice reminder of how good a guy Ed is.

We shit all over this song when it came out. It was intended to roast DJT. It was well-intended, but the execution far from snapped.

made me think how Ed meant well but at this phase of life / age / career just couldn't bring the musical gusto or vocal delivery necessary to match the strength of the intent with the actual end product

Ed def ran out of good lyrics a long time ago

would have been easier if he could still sustain a note

wouldn't need so many words instead

used them all up in his 'surfing on top of the music' vocal era