17 Jokes For Lyrics

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Updated on: Apr 09 2025

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I used to play triangle in a reggae band, but I left because it was just one ting after another.
What do you call a song that's about a sewing machine? A stitch in time.
What did the sheet music say to the pencil? 'Write on!
Why did the musical notes go to therapy? They needed to work on their emotional chord-gression.
What's a guitarist's favorite horror movie? 'The Silence of the Amps.
What do you call a song sung in an automobile? A car-tune.
What did the bass say to the treble? 'You're off-key!

Dance Floor Dilemma

My ghost writer suggested I hit the dance floor to impress people. So there I was, grooving to the beat. But it turns out my moves are so unique; they look more like I'm having a seizure than dancing. People were giving me more space than the introverts at a social distancing party. I thought I was breaking it down; they thought I was breaking bones!

Karaoke Catastrophe

Alright, so I tried karaoke for the first time the other day. You know, because my ghost writer said it would be a good idea. But let me tell you, when I started singing, even the ghosts were looking for the exit! I thought I was hitting those high notes, but the audience looked at me like I just murdered their favorite song. I guess my singing is so bad, even auto-tune said, I'm out, find another hobby!

Elevator Etudes

My ghost writer said I should practice my comedy routine in elevators to gauge reactions. Well, let me tell you, it's hard to get laughs when everyone's avoiding eye contact and praying for a quick exit. I thought I was doing elevator stand-up; they thought I was an escaped mental patient giving an impromptu therapy session.

Grocery Store Grooves

Grocery shopping is a necessary evil. My ghost writer said I should make it fun by turning it into a musical adventure. So there I was, singing in the produce aisle. But apparently, people aren't fans of impromptu concerts between the lettuce and tomatoes. They looked at me like I was auditioning for the next big reality show – America's Got Off-Key Singers.

Gym Jams

They say music at the gym keeps you motivated. My ghost writer suggested I take it up a notch and bring my own tunes. So, I entered the gym like I was the DJ of the century. But my playlist was so outdated that even the treadmill rolled its eyes. I thought I was getting fit; the gym thought I needed a lesson in modern music.

Traffic Tango

Traffic jams are my personal hell. My ghost writer thought I should try carpool karaoke to lighten the mood. But let me tell you, it's hard to hit the high notes when you're stuck in traffic. I started serenading the guy in the next car, and he didn't join in; he just rolled up his window like I was contaminating the air with my musical disaster. Maybe I should stick to humming.

Shower Serenades

You ever notice how you sound like a Grammy winner in the shower? According to my ghost writer, it's because of the acoustics or something. But let me tell you, I belted out those shower serenades like I was auditioning for a record deal. Too bad the shampoo bottle audience didn't applaud; they just stared at me, probably wondering if they accidentally landed in the middle of a horror movie soundtrack.

Conference Call Concert

Working from home has its perks, right? My ghost writer suggested I turn conference calls into mini concerts to boost morale. So, I unmuted myself and started singing. Turns out, my coworkers preferred silence over my rendition of '80s power ballads. I guess they weren't in the mood for an office karaoke session.

Laundry Lyrics

You know you're an adult when doing laundry feels like a victory. My ghost writer suggested I sing while folding clothes, turning it into a domestic Broadway musical. But my singing was so off-key that even the laundry detergent started leaking tears. I guess my clothes weren't the only things getting folded; my musical dreams were, too.

Cooking Catastrophes

Cooking is supposed to be therapeutic, right? Well, not when I'm in the kitchen. According to my ghost writer, my culinary skills are like a horror movie sequel - you never know what's going to happen next. I tried making a simple omelet the other day. The eggs retaliated like they were auditioning for an action movie. I ended up with scrambled eggs and a kitchen that looked like it survived a food fight.

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