SEEMINGLY INNOCENT SONGS THAT ARE ACTUALLY REALLY FILTHY

[DigglerII]

There goes my summer of 69.




In this classic anthem that every man over 40 gets down to at weddings, Adams muses about his first guitar and relationship in the heat of summer. According to his lyrics, these events occurred in 1969.

This is where things get blurry. "69" actually bore no significance to Adams and is instead a child-like reference to the oral sex position, not unlike many young women did with their hotmail accounts on MSN messenger. "A lot of people think it's about the year," he said, "but actually, it's more about making love in the summertime, using '69' as a sexual reference." So there you have it, folks.


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[M_C]

A classic one, you all remember?.

 

[bolt.upright]

#4 Ticket to Ride by the Beatles



Though this is common knowledge among more mature audiences, it's been heavily cited that The Beatles' song "Ticket To Ride" is about having sex with disease-free prostitutes. Charming, isn't it? The "ticket" in the song's title references doctor-issued cards that were historically given to sex workers in Germany as proof that they were disease-free. Who knew The Beatles had a taste for German prostitutes?

 

[Leo]

Com on!! If milkshake doesn't give it in then there is something wrong.

 

[Admiral]

You do know what he calls his super freak Hmmmmmm